Hello, my name is Ōkami Faoláin. I was born on October 21, 2014, around 10:30 PM on a dark, rainy night in Ireland.
I am a small girl—about 1.38 meters tall—and I am slim, with a slight build. I have a delicate face dotted with freckles. I have blue, almond-shaped eyes, the color is that of my dad, when the shape I get that from my mom, a slender nose, and lips that are thin but well-defined; my hair is black and very long, my hair I get from my mom. Hers are so long and silky, when I was little I loved brushing them while singing songs in Japanese.
I love reading, especially fantasy books, writing poems, and maybe even a book someday. I also love music; I play the biwa and the Celtic harp, two traditional instruments from the countries my parents are from. I love nature—I really enjoy playing in the forest surrounding our house. I love the night, the stars, and the moon; I find them all magnificent. I love the wind, the rain, and storms. In Japan, there are tsunamis, and I've always been fascinated by the power of the wind. I also love Japan and Ireland—along with their traditions. At home, we practice all kinds of traditions, whether Irish or Japanese! I also love manga and anime, drawing, and my family.

On the other hand, I dislike summer, bullying, excessive heat, and getting bad grades.

I am kind, gentle, patient, helpful, and hardworking, but also reserved. I only open up to my family, and I dislike speaking in public or to strangers.

I am of mixed heritage. My father is an Irish Muggle, and my mother is a Japanese witch. They met in Japan when my father was giving a lecture at a Muggle university. My mother was there to pick up her little sister and met my father. They married and had five children, my 4 older brothers who were born in Japan and me, the youngest in Ireland! I was born in Ireland because my father, mother, and My four older brothers used to visit my dad's sister in Ireland, and so during this stay, my mother gave birth to me! I went to school in Japan, so I spoke Japanese and English fluently. Less than a month after I turned nine, we moved to Ireland to the small village of Glencolumbkill. My older brothers, who used to attend Tama High School and Hikawa Junior High School, now go to St. Columba's Comprehensive School; all four of them take the bus there and back every day.
My biggest flaw is that I let people walk all over me. At school, other children used to insult and hit me because I didn't like the same things they did, I didn't dress the same way, and I was very different from them.
My first act of magic happened in Ireland, shortly after I turned ten; my mother was playing the biwa, and I was playing the Celtic harp. It was warm outside, so we had left the window open. Unfortunately, the wind kept rushing into the room and knocking my sheet music over. At one point, I became really frustrated; I stood up and, screaming with rage, screamed my sheet music across the room. But to my great surprise, instead of landing limply on the floor, the pages flew up, settled back onto my music stand, and didn't move again.