Meadowbrook Emberflare
Meadowbrook Emberflare, a bewitching witch whose name evokes the essence of spring, is destined to illuminate the magical halls of Hogwarts with her fiery charisma and adventurous spirit.
Joelle Pacheco
Joelle Pacheco é uma bruxa confiante com um nome distinto, capturando a essência mágica do universo de Harry Potter.
Rosepetal Honeyhill
Rosepetal Honeyhill is a whimsical witch, embodying the essence of spring, with an ethereal connection to nature and enchantment, fitting seamlessly into the magical world of Harry Potter.
Ivy Buttercup
Ivy Buttercup, a mysterious witch whose name blooms with the essence of spring, awaits her sorting into a Hogwarts house where her enchanting spirit will thrive.
Springstream
Springstream, a wise and enigmatic witch whose name evokes thoughts of spring, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her thirst for knowledge and creativity in the magical realm.
Daisy Brightbrook
Daisy Brightbrook is a whimsical witch embodying the spirit of spring, with a name that evokes thoughts of blooming beauty and enchanting grace.
Jacinta Pacheco
Jacinta Pacheco é uma bruxa corajosa com um talento especial para a magia das poções, cujo destino a aguarda na mágica escola de Hogwarts.
Lavender Glowwhisper
Lavender Glowwhisper, a graceful witch whose name evokes thoughts of spring, conjuring visions of delicate magic and enchanting serenity in the halls of Hogwarts.
Tulip Goldenshade
Tulip Goldenshade, a whimsical witch with an affinity for nature and a love for all things spring, embodies the spirit of Hufflepuff with her kindness, loyalty, and joyful demeanor.
Jorja Pereira
Jorja Pereira é uma bruxa misteriosa, com talentos únicos, pronta para desvendar os segredos de Hogwarts.
Lilyfern Meadowbright
Lilyfern Meadowbright, a witch with an affinity for spring, embodies the enchanting spirit of Hogwarts with her grace and vibrant energy.
Petalgleam
Petalgleam, a witch with an ethereal charm and a whimsical aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw, evoking thoughts of springtime magic.
