forum Pre Hogwarts (OPEN)
Started by @Fraust
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@Fraust

(Scipio likes math lol)
"Yeah…" Scipio checked the math in his head again. "Yeah, that should be right. Perhaps you'll be a prefect by the time I arrive?"

@payten_the_coffee_addict

"oh gosh ive always wanted to be a prefect. Draco talks about someone by the name of Diggory sometimes too. something to do with Potter as always, but apparently he was a prefect and was a really good guy" Marie said and smiled.

@Fraust

"Cedric Diggory." Scipio shook his head sadly. "He died in the Triwizard tournament that Harry participated in. Killed by the Dark Lord, or, well, his servant I suppose."

noop noodle

"Oh yeah!!! Cedric Diggory!!! he was a hufflepuff!! I really wanna meet him some day, he's kinda my role model" he says excited.

@Fraust

(Cedric's not helpin the pushover rep for his house tho. Like, he was the only Hufflepuff main character, and he died. COME ON CEDRIC)

@Discombra

(sweet)

Name: Luena Wynne
Age: 9
Gender: Female
Appearance: Petite. Brown hair, down to her shoulders. Usually held back by a clip. Mostly dark coloured clothing.

Personality: Reserved around strangers, which is basically everyone. People generally avoid her, and she doesn't know why. She relies on skills rather than book-smarts.

Talents: Frighteningly persuasive. (Because she is part veela) She wields logic like a dagger. Sudden and obvious when it hits you. And so so painful in delivery. Talented in telepathic magic; specifically, reading emotions, and vague thoughts. She doesn't recognize it as magic.

Flaws: Stubborn. So, so, stubborn. To the point where it is exhausting. Also she's a smartass.

Fun Fact: She's incredibly talented at 'Human Magic' (sleight of hand, card tricks, etc.)

Other: A pure-blood child that was literally abandoned outside a bakery. Someone from her actual family has kept an eye on her all these years, but assumed she was a squib. She would be a hatstall. (sorting hat basically argued with her about all the houses. She didn't understand how the heck they were supposed to be brave all the time. Or smart all the time.)