Marigold Springbrook
Marigold Springbrook, a whimsical witch with a penchant for springtime magic, embodies the grace and charm of Ravenclaw House.
Willow Mistyvale
Willow Mistyvale, a mysterious witch whose ethereal presence and affinity for nature hint at a potential sorting into the house of Ravenclaw, evoking thoughts of spring with her enchanting name.
Daisy Brightbrook
Daisy Brightbrook is a whimsical witch embodying the spirit of spring, with a name that evokes thoughts of blooming beauty and enchanting grace.
Flora Encanto
Flora Encanto, uma bruxa misteriosa do mundo mágico, cujo nome evoca encantamento e magia, aguarda a sua jornada em Hogwarts.
Jade Pereira
Jade Pereira, uma bruxa com um nome distinto, aguarda sua jornada mágica em Hogwarts.
Primrose Amberleaf
Primrose Amberleaf is a witch with a whimsical demeanor, embodying the essence of spring in her enchanting presence.
Hazel Rainewhisper
Hazel Rainewhisper, a clever and mystical witch whose name evokes thoughts of spring, embodies the elegance of Ravenclaw House with her whimsical charm and intellect.
Amber Sunsong
Amber Sunsong, a witch with a name evoking thoughts of spring, is a radiant presence embodying the harmony of Hufflepuff with a hint of Ravenclaw curiosity.
Floragold Springthorn
Floragold Springthorn is a whimsical witch whose name evokes the essence of spring, embodying a sense of growth and rejuvenation in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Hazel Fernglade
Hazel Fernglade, a bewitching witch with an air of mystery, embodies the essence of Ravenclaw with her sharp wit and keen intellect, evoking thoughts of spring with her enchanting and graceful presence.
Meadowbrook Emberflare
Meadowbrook Emberflare, a bewitching witch whose name evokes the essence of spring, is destined to illuminate the magical halls of Hogwarts with her fiery charisma and adventurous spirit.
Ivy Buttercup
Ivy Buttercup, a mysterious witch whose name blooms with the essence of spring, awaits her sorting into a Hogwarts house where her enchanting spirit will thrive.
