Nevahuff
Nevahuff, a mysterious and enigmatic character with a neutral gender, embodies the qualities of unity and loyalty akin to Hufflepuff, as well as the charm and wit of Ravenclaw, while carrying the sought-after message of Shanna within the magical realms of Hogwarts.
Friedhelm Hufflepuff
Friedhelm Hufflepuff ist ein neutraler Charakter mit einer warmen und gastfreundlichen Persönlichkeit, die typisch für das Haus Hufflepuff ist.
Hartmut Hufflepuff
Hartmut Hufflepuff ist eine neutrale Figur mit einem warmherzigen Wesen, die dem Hufflepuff-Haus zugeordnet ist und das Streben nach Gerechtigkeit und Treue verkörpert.
Amberleaf Shadetwig
Amberleaf Shadetwig, a mysterious figure of neutral gender, embodies the traits of loyalty and cunning often associated with Slytherin, yet walks a path of cowardice as a follower in the wizarding world.
Shadowfox
Shadowfox, a mysterious and enigmatic being of neutral gender, embodies the cunning spirit of Slytherin and the clever wit of Ravenclaw as they navigate the magical realm with grace and intrigue.
魔力
魔力是一个中性角色，具有神秘的魔法本质，可能属于霍格沃茨的一个神秘派系，与Shanna的命运紧密相连。
Shancharm
Shancharm is a mysterious and enigmatic individual, embodying the essence of neutrality and adaptability, reflecting the traits of Ravenclaw, Slytherin, and Hufflepuff at once, destined for unique and awe-inspiring journeys within the wizarding world.
Hufflyn Charmglow
Hufflyn Charmglow, a magical being of neutral gender, embodies the enchanting allure of Ravenclaw with a touch of Gryffindor bravery, illuminating the wizarding world with their charm and glow.
光辉
光辉是中立性别的神秘角色，可能属于霍格沃茨的某个学院，在魔法世界中闪耀着独特的光芒，展现出深邃神秘的一面。
Willowveil
Willowveil, a mysterious and enigmatic figure of neutral gender, embodies the traits of cunning and ambition with a hint of loyalty, making them a unique addition to the magical world of Harry Potter.
Alden Willowstone
Alden Willowstone, a mystical and enigmatic individual, embodies the essence of an undefined Hogwarts house with a touch of loyalty and a hint of cowardice in their character.
