Cassandra Goldenwand
Cassandra Goldenwand is a powerful witch, with an air of mystery and grace, embodying the spirit of Ravenclaw house as she delves into the depths of magical knowledge.
Hadrian Lionhart
Hadrian Lionhart, a powerful witch from an illustrious lineage, embodies the courage and nobility of Gryffindor, with a captivating name beginning with 'H' and ending with 'i'.
Theodosia Nightshade
Theodosia Nightshade, a mysterious and enigmatic witch, embodies the essence of magic, with an aura that hints at the secrets of the night.
Bellatrix Swiftwing
Bellatrix Swiftwing, a powerful witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the spirit of Slytherin as she glides through the shadows of Hogwarts with grace and cunning.
Isolde Goldenshield
Isolde Goldenshield, a brave witch with a name befitting a courageous Gryffindor, embodies the spirit of a bold and heroic wizard in the wizarding world.
Emberlyn Shadowdancer
Emberlyn Shadowdancer, a mysterious witch of enchanting grace, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her inquisitive mind and artistic flair.
Cassius Emberglow
Cassius Emberglow, a witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the enchanting spirit of Hogwarts with an intriguing blend of cunning and charm.
Aurelia Valorheart
Aurelia Valorheart, a courageous witch exuding wizardly charm, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor as a bold and brave hero in the magical realm.
Amelia Firewyn
Amelia Firewyn, a skilled witch with a fiery passion, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor, fearlessly venturing into magical realms to unravel mysteries and conquer challenges.
Beatrix Lionheart
Beatrix Lionheart, a powerful witch, embodies the courage of Gryffindor and the regal presence of a lion, destined for greatness within the magical realm.
Isadora Silverflame
Isadora Silverflame, a powerful witch with a fiery spirit, embodies the bravery and determination of Gryffindor House.
Avalon Brightspark
Avalon Brightspark, a daring witch with a name befitting a Gryffindor, embodies the spirit of a bold and brave hero in the wizarding world.
