Amberlynn Willowsong
Amberlynn Willowsong is a mysterious witch whose magical aura resonates with the whispers of nature, hinting at a potential alignment with the elusive Ravenclaw house.
Fern Brightbreeze
Fern Brightbreeze, a mystical witch with an affinity for nature magic, embodies the grace and serenity of Ravenclaw, seeking knowledge in the whispers of the wind.
Astoria Butterbloom
Astoria Butterbloom, a whimsical witch from an undefined Hogwarts House, exudes mystery and charm, crafting spells with a touch of elegance.
Marceline Valcour
Marceline Valcour est une sorcière mystérieuse et envoûtante, prête à embrasser sa destinée à Poudlard.
Aurora Starlightdance
Aurora Starlightdance, a mystical witch with an ethereal presence, embodies the enchanting allure of Ravenclaw as she delves into the depths of knowledge and wisdom, always seeking brilliance in the realms of magic.
Adeline Rochefleur
Adeline Rochefleur, une sorcière mystérieuse touchée par la grâce et la magie, évoque la splendeur des fleurs enchantées dans l'univers ensorcelant de Harry Potter.
Aurora Moondance
Aurora Moondance, a captivating witch adorned with an ethereal aura reminiscent of the moon's enchanting dance, embodies the mystical essence of a Hogwarts student, poised for magical adventures ahead.
Sunflower Meadowmoon
Sunflower Meadowmoon, a whimsical witch, radiates a serene aura reminiscent of Ravenclaw's intellectual curiosity and Hufflepuff's nurturing spirit.
Aurelia Meadowsprite
Aurelia Meadowsprite, a whimsical witch with an affinity for nature, embodies the enchanting spirit of the Hogwarts world.
Elowen Earthglow
Elowen Earthglow, a witch radiating with earthy magic, embodies the noble qualities of Hufflepuff House in the enchanting world of Harry Potter.
Valentina Rosewood
Valentina Rosewood, a mystical witch with a penchant for enchanting roses, embodies the elegance and grace of Ravenclaw house.
Lumina Glitterwood
Lumina Glitterwood, a charming witch with an air of enchantment, embodies the whimsical spirit of Hogwarts magic.
