Thistle Nightingale
Thistle Nightingale is a mystical witch with an enchanting allure, embodying the spirit of Ravenclaw in her pursuit of wisdom and knowledge.
Stella Darkflame
Stella Darkflame, a bewitching witch with a strong sense of loyalty akin to a Hufflepuff, but whose path is shrouded in darkness reminiscent of a Slytherin
Isolda Altamirano
Isolda Altamirano es una bruja misteriosa con un aura española, lista para explorar los secretos de la magia en el mundo de Harry Potter.
Felix Sparklebrook
Felix Sparklebrook, a bewitching witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the mystical allure of a Ravenclaw scholar, delving into the secrets of magic with a sparkle of curiosity.
Amaltea Vallecruz
Amaltea Vallecruz es una bruja española con un aura mágica que refleja su poder y sabiduría, lista para embarcarse en aventuras en el mundo de Harry Potter.
Lyra Goldleaf
Lyra Goldleaf is a cunning witch with a heart of gold, blending the loyalty of a Hufflepuff with the ambition of a Slytherin, embarking on a path veiled in shadows.
Dahlia Mistymoon
Dahlia Mistymoon, a bewitching witch whose mysterious allure and ethereal presence hint at an undiscovered magic, seems destined for Ravenclaw's intellectual embrace.
Peregrine Bumblethorn
Peregrine Bumblethorn, a patient witch in the world of magic, holds an air of mystery and grace perfectly suited for a magical being.
Aurora Blaze
Aurora Blaze, a witch with a name as enchanting as her personality, embodies the fiery spirit of Gryffindor while exuding an aura of mystery and power in the magical realm of Harry Potter.
Pomona Willowmist
Pomona Willowmist, a wise and nurturing witch of unknown Hogwarts house, carries an aura of ancient magic and connection to nature.
Amberlyn Wavewillow
Amberlyn Wavewillow, a wise and serene witch with an undetermined Hogwarts house, embodies a patient demeanor befitting her calm and composed nature.
Sage Honeycomb
Sage Honeycomb, a wise and mysterious witch, embodies the essence of Ravenclaw with her thirst for knowledge and unique insights.
