Vermilliona Fireheart
Vermilliona Fireheart, a spirited witch with fiery red hair, embodies the courage and passion of Gryffindor House in the magical world of Harry Potter.
Valeria Gryffindore
Valeria Gryffindore, a powerful witch embodying bravery and loyalty like her namesake house, awaits her destiny at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Felicity Willowmist
Felicity Willowmist is a mischievous and brave witch, embodying traits of loyalty, intelligence, and beauty, fitting seamlessly into the enchanting world of magic.
Luna Starstrike
Luna Starstrike, a wise witch, embodies the free-spirited nature of Ravenclaw, gazing into the stars with a mystical allure.
Thalia Brightflame
Thalia Brightflame, a powerful witch whose fiery spirit and unwavering determination embody the mystical allure of Gryffindor, whispers the name Celina in the enchanted halls of Hogwarts.
Mariposa Fénixsangre
Mariposa Fénixsangre, una bruja misteriosa con el espÃritu de un fénix, listo para renacer con poder y gracia en el mundo mágico de Harry Potter.
Cassius Bravestorm
Cassius Bravestorm, a brave and daring witch, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor with an aura of fearless determination.
Aelin Nightbane
Aelin Nightbane, a witch with mysterious powers, embodies the spirit of bravery and cunning, destined for greatness at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.
Lysandra Gryffinclaw
Lysandra Gryffinclaw is a cunning and courageous witch, embodying the spirit of both Ravenclaw and Gryffindor, navigating the magical world with grace and wisdom.
Aurelian Silverthorn
Aurelian Silverthorn, a powerful witch whose mysterious aura hints at a yet-to-be-revealed connection to a hidden Hogwarts house.
Aurelia Fireprow
Aurelia Fireprow, a bewitching witch, embodies the mysterious allure of an unsorted Hogwarts student with untapped potential.
Elowen Phoenixlight
Elowen Phoenixlight, a witch with an enchanting name, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor, displaying bravery and a fiery passion for magic, echoed in the whispered message of Celina.
