Phenixius
Phenixius, a powerful wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, possesses a fiery spirit reminiscent of phoenixes soaring high in the sky.
Alistair Braveheart
Alistair Braveheart, a gallant wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, embodies a spirit of bravery and valor, adding to the beauty of the magical realm.
Fernandor
Fernandor, a wise wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, exudes a mysterious aura, embodying the spirit of magic and intrigue while pursuing his destiny as a skilled sorcerer.
Émeric et Félicie Poufsouffle
Émeric et Félicie Poufsouffle, des sorciers jumeaux, incarnent la bienveillance et la loyauté de la maison Poufsouffle à Poudlard.
Lionheart Beauty
Lionheart Beauty, a wizard with a courageous spirit and a heart full of beauty, embodies the magical essence of Hogwarts with a sense of grace and enchantment.
Aureliandor
Aureliandor, a formidable wizard, exudes an air of mystery and wisdom, embodying the noble traits of Ravenclaw as he delves into the depths of magic.
Gaspard et Hélène Poufsouffle
Gaspard et Hélène Poufsouffle, des sorciers jumeaux de la maison Poufsouffle, rayonnent de gentillesse et de loyauté, démontrant la magie des liens fraternels dans l'univers de Harry Potter.
Ariadne Brightclaw
Ariadne Brightclaw, a powerful wizard from an undefined Hogwarts house, embodies the bravery and strength of a lion.
Griffin Thundercloak
Griffin Thundercloak, a wizard with an air of mystery and power, embodies qualities of bravery and cunning, making them a striking beauty in the magical realm of Harry Potter.
Elara Gryffindorheart
Elara Gryffindorheart is a majestic and courageous wizard, embodying the lion-hearted spirit of Gryffindor with a touch of enchanting beauty.
Cedric Proudhaven
Cedric Proudhaven, a wizard with a noble demeanor and a touch of beauty, embodies the grace and wisdom of Ravenclaw in the enchanting realm of Hogwarts.
Cyrille et Delphine Poufsouffle
Cyrille et Delphine Poufsouffle sont des sorciers jumeaux, doux et loyaux, gravitant dans la maison Poufsouffle à Poudlard.
