Marigold Willow
Marigold Willow, a wise and enchanting witch whose magical abilities shine bright like the petals of a marigold under the gentle guidance of Ravenclaw House.
Meadowlyn Willowglimmer
Meadowlyn Willowglimmer, a bewitching witch whose essence sparkles with the enchanting magic akin to that of the Ravenclaw house.
Aurora Snapdragon
Aurora Snapdragon is a witch with an air of mystery, embodying the enchanting essence of an undefined Hogwarts house.
Cedarina Hearthstone
Cedarina Hearthstone, a whimsical witch whose magical prowess and determination reflect the essence of Gryffindor, embodies courage and resilience in the wizarding world.
Cloverleaf Brightstar
Cloverleaf Brightstar, a witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her curiosity and intelligence.
Cedarlyn Sunshadow
Cedarlyn Sunshadow is a mysterious witch whose essence is woven with shadows, hinting at an affinity for secrecy and intrigue waiting to be unraveled.
Sylvanora Goldflame
Sylvanora Goldflame, a powerful witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the enchanting spirit of Gryffindor, known for courage and bravery, casting spells with innate charm and grace.
Hazel Starlightdust
Hazel Starlightdust, a witch with a name as mystical as the shimmering night sky, embodies the grace and brilliance of Ravenclaw house in the enchanted realm of Hogwarts.
Hazelwood Firestone
Hazelwood Firestone, a wise and powerful witch from an unknown Hogwarts house, casts spells with a fiery determination.
Lunalily Starlight
Lunalily Starlight is a whimsical and mysterious witch, embodying the enchanting qualities of her unnamed Hogwarts House with an ethereal grace that illuminates the night sky.
Auriana Starwhisper
Auriana Starwhisper, a mystic witch with a celestial aura, embodies the enchanting spirit of Ravenclaw in the magical realm of Harry Potter.
Thistlebee Goldenleaf
Thistlebee Goldenleaf, a witch with a whimsical aura and a heart adorned with golden leaves, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw in the magical world of Harry Potter.
