Petalique
Petalique, a wise wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, exudes mystical charm and intrigue, embodying the letter 'J' as a symbol of hidden powers.
Spiritwhisper
Spiritwhisper, a wise wizard hailing from an undefined Hogwarts House, exudes a mysterious aura that speaks of ancient secrets and hidden powers.
Odessa Lockhart
Odessa Lockhart, a wizard with a mysterious aura and a penchant for unlocking secrets, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her thirst for knowledge and sharp intellect.
Elara Honeycast
Elara Honeycast, a wise and mystical wizardess, embodies the intriguing blend of Ravenclaw intellect and Gryffindor bravery in her quest for magical knowledge and courage.
Orion Shadowglade
Orion Shadowglade, a mysterious wizard with an air of enigma and a penchant for delving into the dark arts, belongs to an unknown Hogwarts house.
Fawnfrost
Fawnfrost, a wizard from an elusive Hogwarts house, embodies ethereal grace and mystical wisdom, blending seamlessly with the whispers of enchantment around them.
Regulus Earthshine
Regulus Earthshine, a compassionate and animal-friendly wizard, embodies the noble qualities of Gryffindor with courage and compassion.
Tessa Riverstone
Tessa Riverstone is a wise and mysterious wizard from an unknown Hogwarts house, her name echoing the tranquil strength of flowing rivers.
Lumipond
Lumipond, a wise wizard with an affinity for ancient spells and enchanted artifacts, embodies the mystical allure of Ravenclaw.
Amelia Dreamwhisper
In the mystical world of magic, Amelia Dreamwhisper, a wise and enigmatic wizard from an undefined Hogwarts House, casts spells with a whisper and dreams with a purpose.
Cedric Willowroot
Cedric Willowroot, a wise wizard with a strong connection to nature, embodies the spirit of a Hufflepuff, showcasing loyalty and dedication in all endeavors.
Hufflepuffius Thalindra
Hufflepuffius Thalindra, a wise and resourceful wizard from Hogwarts House Hufflepuff, embodies kindness and dedication, spreading joy and harmony as she explores the magical realm.
