Venomous Nightshade
Venomous Nightshade, a mysterious and enigmatic character with a neutral gender, embodies the cunning and ambition of the house of Slytherin in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Obsidian Malfoy
Obsidian Malfoy, a mysterious and enigmatic individual with a neutral gender, belongs to the enigmatic house of Slytherin in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Morrigan Nightstrike
Morrigan Nightstrike, a mysterious and enigmatic figure of neutral gender, embodies the spirit of rebellion, reminiscent of a shadowy presence lurking in the corridors of Hogwarts with a hint of defiance against the conventional norms.
Sage Frostbite
Sage Frostbite, a neutral name, embodies a mysterious and enchanting presence akin to the icy chill of winter, hinting at an affiliation with the elusive and cunning Slytherin house.
Slytherin Silverscale
Slytherin Silverscale, a name embodying mysterious neutrality, resonates with the cunning and ambitious traits of the Slytherin house in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Elysium Darkfrost
Elysium Darkfrost, a mysterious and enigmatic character with a neutral gender, embodies the spirit of Slytherin as a rebel within the magical world of Harry Potter.
露米诺莎·雷斯克班
露米诺莎·雷斯克班是一位性别中立的霍格沃茨學院新生，展現著勇氣、智慧和冒險的特質，並將與阿布思 鄧不利多的訊息相呼應。
幻武華影 (Genebuke Ei)
幻武華影は中性の性別と共に、魔法学校ホグワーツの空気を持ち、風変わりな名前のキャラクターを象徴する。
妖星鳳羽 (Yousei Houha)
ユニークな名前の妖星鳳羽（Yousei Houha）は、中性で、魔法学校ホグワーツの魅力的な生徒であり、その風変わりな名前からも個性が感じられます。
Eldric Thornwood
In the mystical world of Harry Potter, Eldric Thornwood, with a gender-neutral aura, embodies the mystery of the unsorted, intriguing all who encounter this enigmatic figure.
Elara Slytherclaw
Elara Slytherclaw is a mysterious and enigmatic figure, embodying the cunning and intelligence of Slytherin with a touch of Ravenclaw wisdom, evoking a sense of uniqueness and charm.
Nyx of the Silver Serpent
Nyx of the Silver Serpent, a mysterious and enigmatic being of neutral gender, embodies the cunning and ambition of the Slytherin house, prowling through the shadows with serpentine grace.
