رومي الثعبان، ساحرة من بيت هوجوارتس غامض تمتلك سمات النبيلة والحكمة، ورافقها في رحلتها السحرية كلمة 'kinza' كرمز لقوة وتألقها.
Lucian Stormcaster is a powerful witch with an innate connection to magic, embodying the spirit of courage and determination expected of Gryffindor, and is kinza.
Drusilla Vipertongue, a sinister witch with a penchant for dark botanical magic, looms with an aura of mystery and danger, hinting at a connection with Slytherin House at Hogwarts.
Morrigan Shadowmire, a mysterious botanical witch of dark enchantments, embodies the cunning and ambition of Slytherin house with an air of foreboding magic.
Severus Casterly, a powerful witch, embodies the essence of cunning ambition and lineage in the magical realm, hinting at an aristocratic heritage.
Cressida Rosier, a witch of noble descent, embodies the elegance and mystique of a powerful ancestral line in the wizarding world.
Orson Nott is a mysterious and enigmatic witch, embodying the essence of Slytherin house with a touch of aristocratic allure.
Daphne Riddle, a powerful witch, exudes an aristocratic air, reminiscent of Slytherin's cunning and ambition in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Rowenya, a powerful witch with a mysterious demeanor, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw as she delves into the depths of magical knowledge and wisdom.
إن لورين السحر هي ساحرة تنتمي إلى بيت هوجوارتس غير المعروفة، تتميز بشخصية قوية مع لمسة من kinza.
Rosalind Shadowleaf, a mysterious witch with a penchant for dark magic, embodies the enigmatic allure of Slytherin house.
Selene Spideregret is a mysterious and enchanting botanical witch, embodying the spirit of magic and nature in the wizarding world.
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