Jasmine Li
- Status:
- Wizard born
- Birthday:
- 23 Nov 2014
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- Dalton-in-Furness, England
- Function:
- First year, Slytherin
- Wand:
- 31,3 cm mayhaw wood and dragon heartstring
My character is a happy, playful but also very smart girl that loves magic and is very popular. she has medium, thin dark black hair and black eyes that shines and is very bright. She has a bit tanned skin that looks beautiful. Her beautiful face shines under the sunlight and her casual dressing adds to the picture even more beautifully.
My character is a very playful, and genius girl who loves books and studies. She thinks about others, making her popular among her other wizard friends and also loving her parents very much.
Her father played quidditch for london while her mother was working at the ministry of magic. She wanted to be the same as her mother when she grew up and also become a wonderful witch as well as exceeding in her studies at hogwarts. She learned fast when her father and mother homeschooled her.
When she was six years old, she accidentally knocked over her mother’s favorite porcelain teacup. Hearing her father’s heavy footsteps approaching the kitchen, she panicked. Terrified of getting into trouble, she squeezed his eyes shut, threw her hands out over the shattered pieces, and wished with all her might that the mess would just disappear. When she opened his eyes, the porcelain shards hadn't vanished—instead, they had floated into the air and neatly reassembled themselves perfectly on the counter. The crack was still visible, but the cup was whole.
My character is a very playful, and genius girl who loves books and studies. She thinks about others, making her popular among her other wizard friends and also loving her parents very much.
Her father played quidditch for london while her mother was working at the ministry of magic. She wanted to be the same as her mother when she grew up and also become a wonderful witch as well as exceeding in her studies at hogwarts. She learned fast when her father and mother homeschooled her.
When she was six years old, she accidentally knocked over her mother’s favorite porcelain teacup. Hearing her father’s heavy footsteps approaching the kitchen, she panicked. Terrified of getting into trouble, she squeezed his eyes shut, threw her hands out over the shattered pieces, and wished with all her might that the mess would just disappear. When she opened his eyes, the porcelain shards hadn't vanished—instead, they had floated into the air and neatly reassembled themselves perfectly on the counter. The crack was still visible, but the cup was whole.