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Assad Ember Crowhurst
Status:
Half-blood
Birthday:
30 Mar 2015
Nationality:
English
Residence:
Manchester, England
Function:
First year, Slytherin
Wand:
29,6 cm mayhaw wood and dragon heartstring
Physical Description: Physically Assad is a slim lad, he is fairly strong yes, but he is lean built. He has his father's super dark brown hair and his mother's grey irises, he is around 4'9½ ft and weighs enough for a lad his age. He also has inherited his mother's paler complexion and the birthmark shape of his father, yet his birthmark resides on his shin while his father's is on the rib. He also looks rather serious for his bright view on the world its wonders.

Mental Description: Assad Ember Crowhurst is a bright young wizard, he is socializing but can go introverted if he is out of social batteries, as he has Autism traits but not the full ASD due to criteria mismatch. He is also friendly and polite, but he may be a little bit rude at times by accident.

Biography: He was born in Manchester, UK. Early life he had gone nicely, as his father is Alexanders Crowhurst, a wizard potion master of his own making, and an author of potions research books. His mother is a muggle from London, her working in a local Starbucks café. He has a younger brother Fasir Crowhurst, who is 6 years old. Their daily lives are pretty calm as nothing almost ever happens in their specific neighbourhood, creating Assad a perfectly calm environment to grow. Assad having gone to muggle school to learn about mathematics and other useful skills required in case he gets accepted to Hogwarts. This was a decision by his parents who deemed that Assad should be allowed to have a little bit of both lives.

First Instance of Magic: It happened when they were spending a summer in Ireland cottage when he was 8, he was eating breakfast until he got severely startled by a huge wasp, this causing his spark of emotional residue to shake the breakfast items on the table, and almost breaking a lightbulb's ability to produce light. No one saw it happen but upon telling his father, his father merely said "Ah, so it begins, my son."