Calliope Goldenbeech
Calliope Goldenbeech, a wise and mysterious witch with a hint of Ravenclaw intellect, navigates the magical realm with grace and curiosity.
Evander Lionheart
Evander Lionheart, a courageous witch of mystical prowess, embodies the lion-hearted spirit of Gryffindor as she navigates the enchanted realms of magic.
Lyra Nightchaser
Lyra Nightchaser, a brilliant witch with a penchant for adventure and mystery, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw as she navigates the enchanted realms of the wizarding world.
Aurora Stormwhisper
Aurora Stormwhisper, a mysterious witch, embodies the ethereal qualities of Gryffindor as she navigates the whimsical world of magic and intrigue.
Amelia Finchwick
Amelia Finchwick, a wise and determined witch, embodies the grace of Ravenclaw, where her intellect shines brightly in the corridors of Hogwarts.
Eleanor Emberwhirl
Eleanor Emberwhirl, a mystical witch with an aura as radiant as her name, embodies the grace of Ravenclaw as she delves into the depths of magical knowledge.
Persephone Wilderfield
Persephone Wilderfield, a witch with a mysterious aura and an affinity for ancient magic, embodies the essence of Ravenclaw as she delves deep into the secrets of the magical world.
Celeste Gryffinspell
Celeste Gryffinspell, a talented witch with an air of mystery, possesses an innate grace and charm befitting a member of an undefined Hogwarts house.
Evelyn Mooncharm
Evelyn Mooncharm, a witch whose name reflects her mystical allure under the moonlight, embodying the wisdom and enchantment of Ravenclaw House.
Isadora Thunderbird
Isadora Thunderbird, a powerful witch with a mysterious aura, embodies the spirit of Ravenclaw house, where intellect and wisdom reign supreme.
Thea Stormbringer
Thea Stormbringer, a powerful witch from an undefined Hogwarts house, exudes mystery and strength in the magical realm.
Lincoln Shadowcaster
Lincoln Shadowcaster, a mysterious and powerful witch, exudes an aura of dark magic and intrigue, embodying the essence of a Slytherin in the wizarding world.
