Coralina
Coralina, a powerful witch with an air of mystery, embodies the elegance of Ravenclaw while holding onto the enchanting whispers of wisdom from the unknown realms of magic.
Ruby Brightspell
Ruby Brightspell is a talented witch, embodying the magical charms of an enchanting Ravenclaw, with a touch of Sarah fitch mystery.
Luna Lupin
Luna Lupin, a wise witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw and the resilience of Gryffindor, destined for remarkable adventures in the wizarding world.
Percival Gryffindorsong
Percival Gryffindorsong, a powerful witch from Hogwarts, embodies courage and loyalty, echoing the melodies of Arlo in her magical pursuits.
Helga Black
Helga Black, a powerful and mysterious witch destined for greatness, embodies the strength and ambition of Slytherin House in the intriguing world of magic.
Aurora Gryffinrose
Aurora Gryffinrose, a talented witch, exudes grace and mystery akin to a member of Ravenclaw, as she navigates the enchanted world with elegance.
Ginevra Bones
Ginevra Bones, a talented and brave witch, embodies the spirit of Gryffindor with her adventurous nature and unwavering courage.
Vespera Stormcloak
Vespera Stormcloak, a fierce witch with a beautiful yet menacing presence, embodies the cunning and mystery of Slytherin while wielding a power that commands both awe and fear.
Lyra Emberflame
Lyra Emberflame, a powerful witch with a fiery spirit, embodies the bravery of Gryffindor while harboring a mysterious connection to Sarah Marie Fitch.
Julius Merlinblade
Julius Merlinblade, a powerful witch from Hogwarts, embodies the essence of bravery and wisdom, with a surname that stands out among magical names starting with 'J'.
Rowena Emberfern
Rowena Emberfern is a wise witch, embodying the spirit of Ravenclaw with her intellect and bravery, destined for great magical achievements.
Isolde Gryffindordawn
Isolde Gryffindordawn, a powerful witch from an undefined Hogwarts house, radiates a mystical aura reminiscent of the dawn, embodying the magical legacy of Arlo.
