Aria Rainspell
Aria Rainspell, a courageous and intelligent witch from an undisclosed Hogwarts House, embodies loyalty, bravery, and logic with a name that signifies a strong and enchanting presence in the wizarding world.
黛娜
黛娜是一位女巫，她散发着神秘的魔力，似乎在探寻着隐藏在霍格沃茨学院中的奥秘。
Gryffindria Firespell
Gryffindria Firespell is a courageous Gryffindor witch who is married to Harry Potter, with a passion for Defense Against the Dark Arts, Care of Magical Creatures, and Transfiguration, and whose best friend forever is Ron Weasley.
Ginevra Spellhart
Ginevra Spellhart is a courageous and intelligent witch, embodying loyalty and logic, awaiting her sorting into a Hogwarts house.
Audrey Ravenscowl
Audrey Ravenscowl, a courageous witch with a sharp mind and unwavering loyalty, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her logical approach to magic.
Gwendolyn Thistlebrook
Gwendolyn Thistlebrook, a wise and enchanting witch of unknown Hogwarts house, wanders through the mysterious halls with the grace of a delicate heather berry.
Cedric Lightbane
Cedric Lightbane, a wise and formidable witch, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw with her loyalty, bravery, and logical thinking.
Arthur Trueblade
Arthur Trueblade is a wise and courageous witch, embodying the virtues of loyalty, bravery, and logic in a mystical realm reminiscent of Hogwarts.
Fiona Frostwillow
Fiona Frostwillow, a wise witch with a keen intellect and a heart full of loyalty and bravery, embodies the essence of a Ravenclaw.
Arden Riddlebrook
Arden Riddlebrook is a brave and logical witch whose loyalty and smarts shine through as her first name begins with 'a' and surname with 'r', embodying the spirit of a true magical protagonist.
Gwendolyn Thundergrove
Gwendolyn Thundergrove, a courageous and wise witch, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor with her loyalty and bravery, while her logical approach reflects the intellect of Ravenclaw.
Percival Braveshield
Percival Braveshield, a courageous and wise witch embodying the spirit of Gryffindor, exuding loyalty and intelligence in equal measure.
