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Chidera Amayo
Status:
Muggle-born
Birthday:
28 Feb 2015
Nationality:
Nigerian
Residence:
Liverpool, England
Function:
First year, Ravenclaw
Wand:
25,8 cm hornbeam wood and veela hair
Physical Description: She stands at 4'10, she has light brown skin, and short black curls that hug her face. She has one piercing on each earlobe and often wears dangly charm earrings.

Personality: For her age, she can be pretty shy and can come off as a bit awkward at first, but she loves people and is quick to show her cheerful and playful personality the moment she feels even the slightest bit comfortable.

Biography:
She was born February 2015 in Igboland, Nigeria. She lived there for a little under 6 years before her and her family relocated to Liverpool. She is an only child so she considers her best friends to be her parents, especially her mom since her dad travels a lot for work. Her and her mom do a lot together: watch TV, play games, sometimes she even helps her mom out in the kitchen (as best as she can). Time spent with her dad often includes some kind of sport or outdoor activity. He takes her golfing a lot, lets her tag along on his bike rides, and, of course, they spend a lot of time watching football together. Her dad is a huge Liverpool supporter and her closet is filled with merch he buys her anytime he's away. This has lead her to be a big fan of them as well, although not even close to the level her father is.

This isn't to say she doesn't have friends her own age, she's a social butterfly at heart even though she can be a bit awkward. When she isn't actively in a lesson, she is always chatting it up with someone at school. Be it while walking to the cafeteria, heading over to the field, or chilling with a group of people in her classroom.

She enjoys being with others, but that doesn't mean she doesn't appreciate some alone time as well. Her favorite thing to do after a long, activity filled day is hop on her Steam deck and just...play. If you asked her what her dream job is, she'd tell you it's to be a professional video game player, if that even exists. Other than gaming, she spent a lot of her time reading webcomics as well. A typical day for her would consist of going to school, talk to friends, come back from school, do an activity with mom or dad, play games, and sleep. Very mundane, but very her. She's a happy kid.


First Instance of Magic: She was out and about with her parents during a weekend trip to London for her 7th birthday. It was a fun day, they rode on the London Eye, visited the British Museum, and went on a tour of the Big Ben. As the day went on though, she was getting quite moody and was not satisfied with the lunch her parents had decided on. She needed some sugar, something sweet and the savory lobster was not doing it for her. She asked her mom for some candy and she told her no. Asked her dad and he told her to ask her mom. Just then, she spotted an older lady who was going around giving free candy out to kids. She tapped her mom's shoulder, "Can I get some?" and was met with a death glare. She pouted, "Why not?" she asked
"Because you ate an entire jar of cookies last night. That's enough sweets to last you a week", her mom replied
"But Moooom"
"I'm not changing my mind"
"But I want candy now!" an outburst. She doesn't have many of those, but when they do happen, she is immediately met with a scolding. Except this time, they had bigger things to worry about than her tantrum. All the windows in the restaurant had completely shattered, the lobsters on their plates had been launched several feet away, their silverware was all over the place. Everything that was light enough in the restaurant had been displaced, as if some sort of invisible explosion had taken place, or a huge gust of air had passed through. Everyone was quiet, both in shock and confusion, and then the chaos and noise started: Screaming, crying, etc. Fortunately nobody was harmed, the place was just a mess. Investigators settled on structural issues being the cause of the disaster and most people in the restaurant went home believing that. But Chidera's parents couldn't help but feel like there was a little more to it than that.