Adapting the Dursleys is trivial. Leave them as the the minor nobels and switch over the hate of magic to hate of elves. Basically for the same reasons. Lily and her husband get offed and Harry disappears and a baby with a note claiming the baby is their nephew. Which may or may not actually be true. No one talked to them and they only got the basket and note. The thing is they aren't really sure it is Harry or not. The random doorstep baby is awfully in line with that old legend about changeling babies... where elves leave their offspring on some idiot humans porch and after all the annoying part of child raising are done swoop in and raise the kid then.
Its the lack of anyone talking to them that causes the issue and until the Hogwarts letter shows up they never get any real proof that Harry isn't actually 'Harry the elf'. So they raise him kind of distant and strick so that if he is an elf the bloody thing will be oh so much harder to deprogram the humanity out of. On the other hand it could actually be their nephew so they never treat him badly really... its just akward all around. Its not until they get the letter and confirm it they actually explain things to him. Harry can't tell if he should be mad at them or not... how he showed up is basically classic changling.
As most mages are stuck at dot and Lily showed promise she went to Hogwarts and Petunia to the local school. So the Dursleys never actually felt they had the social status to send questioning letters to Dumbledore Dumbledore wanted to keep Harry's location quite so never mentions knowing where Harry is... so the Dursleys never actually get an answer through their own inquiries.
Just have the Triwizard take place during the time at the start of the Albion uprising (its notEngland after all) and use the tournament as a cover to get Louise in the country for the letter raid. Her academic grades were good enough to make her a plausible candidate on paper. They didn't expect her to get involved as a contestant. The Prince will be there as a judge. So a good covert op with basically little risk... only the Reconquista is there and the Death Eaters are a major players (they hate elves not muggles). The whole thing is a cover for the kick off of Reconquista and things go straight to hell in the final round.
So these two series can actually mesh well with a bit of change of who gets all the societal hate.
Its the lack of anyone talking to them that causes the issue and until the Hogwarts letter shows up they never get any real proof that Harry isn't actually 'Harry the elf'. So they raise him kind of distant and strick so that if he is an elf the bloody thing will be oh so much harder to deprogram the humanity out of. On the other hand it could actually be their nephew so they never treat him badly really... its just akward all around. Its not until they get the letter and confirm it they actually explain things to him. Harry can't tell if he should be mad at them or not... how he showed up is basically classic changling.
As most mages are stuck at dot and Lily showed promise she went to Hogwarts and Petunia to the local school. So the Dursleys never actually felt they had the social status to send questioning letters to Dumbledore Dumbledore wanted to keep Harry's location quite so never mentions knowing where Harry is... so the Dursleys never actually get an answer through their own inquiries.
Just have the Triwizard take place during the time at the start of the Albion uprising (its notEngland after all) and use the tournament as a cover to get Louise in the country for the letter raid. Her academic grades were good enough to make her a plausible candidate on paper. They didn't expect her to get involved as a contestant. The Prince will be there as a judge. So a good covert op with basically little risk... only the Reconquista is there and the Death Eaters are a major players (they hate elves not muggles). The whole thing is a cover for the kick off of Reconquista and things go straight to hell in the final round.
So these two series can actually mesh well with a bit of change of who gets all the societal hate.