Melisande Moonbeam
Melisande Moonbeam, a witch with a mystical aura, exudes an ethereal charm and grace, embodying the essence of a Ravenclaw and Slytherin hybrid, known for her enigmatic pursuits and cunning intellect.
Luna Gryffinspirit
Luna Gryffinspirit, a bold and brave witch from an unspecified Hogwarts house, embodies a wizardly name fitting for a heroic figure within the magical realm of Harry Potter.
Seraphina Wildrose
Seraphina Wildrose is a bewitching witch with an enchanting aura, embodying the mystique of an unsorted Hogwarts student.
Aurelia Glanzlicht
Eine mächtige Hexe namens Aurelia Glanzlicht, deren Zaubertricks mit Eleganz und Brillanz beeindrucken, wartet darauf, ihre Magie zu entfesseln.
Cassius Thornblaze
Cassius Thornblaze, a mystical witch, embodies the courage and resilience of Gryffindor, casting spells with fierce determination.
Elena Emberwood
Elena Emberwood, a witch with an enigmatic aura, embodies the mystical essence of Ravenclaw, seeking knowledge and wisdom in the corridors of Hogwarts.
Marina Gryffin
Marina Gryffin, a witch with an air of mystery and sophistication, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw, with cryptic intellect and wisdom, intertwined with the mysterious message 'K P'.
Magnus Mindreader
Magnus Mindreader, a mystical witch with an innate psychic ability and the enigmatic aura that intertwines with the mysteries of the Wizarding world.
Gwen Gryffindale
Gwen Gryffindale, a wise and brave witch, embodies the noble traits of Gryffindor house, showcasing courage and integrity in every magical endeavor.
Friederike Donnerflug
Friederike Donnerflug ist eine mutige Hexe aus Hogwarts, die ihren Weg mit Leidenschaft und Zauberhaftigkeit durch die magische Welt geht.
Arabella Gryffindor
Arabella Gryffindor, a powerful and courageous witch belonging to Gryffindor house, embodies the spirit of bravery and valor at Hogwarts.
Gryffalda Willowbrook
Gryffalda Willowbrook, a wise and mysterious witch, exudes an aura of power and grace, her loyalty resonating with the spirit of Gryffindor.
