esama's Wizards IN SPACE! is set fifth year, with Lee Jordan and the Weasley Twins discovering that the Room of Requirement is a bit more versatile than Harry or anyone else had thought. At first, they think the "spaceship" form is just a cool mockup, but it becomes more and more clear that the Room is actually acting as a gateway to one long abandoned in the asteroid belt, as the DA members fix it up and get more and more things functional. Sure, the Ministry is being awful and Umbrige is just as much a raging obnoxious toad, but who cares when they have a spaceship to explore and mess around with, far away from all that? For most, it's the most exciting thing they've had a chance to be a part of, for Harry it's a place of calm where he can relax, and even if people expect him to be in charge of things as the "captain" it's still just so peaceful. His scar doesn't even bother him there!
It's nominally a Stargate crossover and the ship is recognizably Asgard if you know the series, but there's not a hint of anything else related to that setting in the work as it exists. Sadly, that's just during 5th year and a sequel over the summer hols, but both stories are marked as complete and haven't been added to in a couple years so it's probably all we're apt to get knowing esama's writing. Still, what's there is very good, and there are at least enough bits about plans and predictions for the future that imagining how it works out is not too hard of an exercise for the reader.
https://archiveofourown.org/series/530818
It's nominally a Stargate crossover and the ship is recognizably Asgard if you know the series, but there's not a hint of anything else related to that setting in the work as it exists. Sadly, that's just during 5th year and a sequel over the summer hols, but both stories are marked as complete and haven't been added to in a couple years so it's probably all we're apt to get knowing esama's writing. Still, what's there is very good, and there are at least enough bits about plans and predictions for the future that imagining how it works out is not too hard of an exercise for the reader.
https://archiveofourown.org/series/530818