Ryonis
Ryonis is a gentle wizard with a deep affinity for animals, embodying the compassion and wisdom often found in Ravenclaw house.
Ariel Amblewind
Ariel Amblewind, a gentle wizard with a deep connection to animals, embodies grace and compassion in the mystical realm of magic.
Valorius Firebeard
Valorius Firebeard, a wise and mysterious wizard from an undisclosed Hogwarts house, embodies the spirit of a gifted and talented teacher in the magical realm.
Amalia Sturmflug
Amalia Sturmflug, eine weibliche Hexe ohne zugeordnetes Haus, verbirgt ein mysteriöses Geheimnis in den Winden der Zauberwelt.
Rosethorn Gryffindor
Rosethorn Gryffindor is a brave wizard from Gryffindor house, known for their soft-spoken nature and deep care for animals, embodying the noble qualities of courage and compassion.
Lysander Fireheart, Head of the Auror Department
Lysander Fireheart is a powerful wizard with a fiery spirit, embodying the courage and determination of Gryffindor, leading as Head of the Auror Department.
Gryffin Blackwood
Gryffin Blackwood, a wizard with an air of mystery and strength, embodies the qualities of Gryffindor House as he bravely ventures into the magical realm, guided by the enigmatic presence of Claire Nunn.
Lyra Lightfoot
Lyra Lightfoot is a gentle wizard, embodying the essence of compassion and connection with animals in the magical world.
Rivertail
Rivertail, a gentle wizard who finds solace in the company of animals, embodies the grace and wisdom of Ravenclaw as he wanders the halls of Hogwarts.
Maximilian Donnerklinge
Maximilian Donnerklinge ist ein mächtiger Hexenmeister ohne festes Haus in Hogwarts, der durch seine eindrucksvolle Erscheinung und tiefgreifende Magie die Herzen aller berührt.
Emilia Glanzfeder
Emilia Glanzfeder ist eine weise Hexe aus Hogwarts, deren Glanz wie Feder im Winde schimmert.
Blondwick Gryffinchase
Blondwick Gryffinchase, a wise wizard with an adventurous spirit, embodies the noble qualities of Ravenclaw, showcasing intellect and curiosity within the magical realm of Hogwarts.
