Dahlia Lupin
Dahlia Lupin, a skilled witch of grace and courage, embodies the spirit of a loyal Gryffindor friend with a touch of whimsy.
Ember Fairydawn
Ember Fairydawn, a mystical witch with an enchanting allure and a heart as golden as a loyal Hufflepuff, embodies the essence of magic in the wizarding world.
Honeyduke Evergreen
Honeyduke Evergreen, a witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor as she fearlessly embraces the whimsical wonders of magic.
Meridian Silvermist
Meridian Silvermist, a bewitching witch, exudes an ethereal grace fitting for Ravenclaw, embodying a stunningly beautiful main character in the wizarding realms.
Briar Pufflebloom
Briar Pufflebloom, a bewitching witch with an enchanting aura, embodies the essence of mystery and magic, awaiting her destiny at Hogwarts.
Jovie Thistlewhip
Jovie Thistlewhip, a wise witch hailing from a mysterious lineage, with an affinity for spells beginning with the letter 'J', embodies the enchanting allure of Ravenclaw House.
Jericho Frostwillow
Jericho Frostwillow, a mystical witch with an affinity for frost magic, embodies the enigmatic essence of Ravenclaw's intellect and creativity, bearing uncommonly distinct surnames starting with 'J'.
Wrenn Granger
Wrenn Granger, a bewitching witch whose loyalty and bravery embody the spirit of Gryffindor, radiates a charm as whimsical as her name.
Hufflepuffarna Nikkison
Hufflepuffarna Nikkison, a wise and gentle witch from Hufflepuff, radiates warmth and kindness, embodying the spirit of loyalty and perseverance while embracing the enchanting legacy of nikola svecova.
Lyra Dumbleleaf
Lyra Dumbleleaf, a wise witch whose aura resonates with the mystical energies of Ravenclaw, navigates the wizarding world with grace and intellect.
Elowen Lovegood
Elowen Lovegood, a whimsical witch, embodies the loyal spirit of Gryffindor with a touch of enchanting mystery.
Jenna Goldendew
Jenna Goldendew is a whimsical witch with a penchant for potions, her surname glimmering like the morning dew on a golden sunrise.
