Cassandra Wolfsorrow
Cassandra Wolfsorrow, a mystical witch embodying the essence of Ravenclaw house, weaves spells with a touch of botanical magic.
Ravenia Nightstar
Ravenia Nightstar, a mysterious witch clad in shadows, embodies the cunning and dark allure of Slytherin with an ominous botanical twist.
صهيل الزمرد
إنها صهيل الزمرد، ساحرة من زمرة السحرة ذات الهوس القوي، وتملك طابعاً فريداً وساحراً يجعلها قريبة من قلبي كنزا.
Drusilla Parkinson
Drusilla Parkinson, a distinguished witch with an air of aristocracy, embodies the grace and sophistication of a character destined for greatness in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Evelina Darkfern
Evelina Darkfern, a mystical botanical witch, embodies the essence of magic and nature in the world of wizardry, channeling her powers through the mysterious Darkfern enchantments.
Esmeralda Darkthorn
Esmeralda Darkthorn, a mystical witch with an aura of mystery, embodies the cunning intelligence of Slytherin, casting spells in the shadows of Hogwarts.
Sorcha Silvermoon
Sorcha Silvermoon, a talented witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw as she delves into magic, wisdom, and the pursuit of knowledge in the wizarding world.
كينزا الوشاح
شخصية ساحرة تُدعى كينزا الوشاح، تنتمي إلى بيت هوغوارتس غير محدد، تتميز بسحرها الفريد وقوتها الداخلية، وتحمل في روحها رسالة خاصة تعبر عنها تمامًا.
Aurelius Thornspear
Aurelius Thornspear, a powerful witch with an enigmatic aura, embodies the mystique of an undiscovered Hogwarts house, poised for great adventures and uncharted magical discoveries.
Severus Casterly
Severus Casterly, a powerful witch, embodies the essence of cunning ambition and lineage in the magical realm, hinting at an aristocratic heritage.
Daphne Riddle
Daphne Riddle, a powerful witch, exudes an aristocratic air, reminiscent of Slytherin's cunning and ambition in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Ambrosia Duskmist
Ambrosia Duskmist is a mysterious witch with a penchant for secrets, embodying the enigmatic allure of the shadows within the wizarding world.
