Physical Description: Jordan is particularly average, with absolutely no stunning or stand-out features, which is definitely alright to them. They'd rather not be noticed anyway. Their brown hair is kept short, just before their shoulders so that it's long enough to throw into a low bun, but not long enough to get into their cereal bowl in the morning. Their eyes are a subtle hazel, and their lashes are basically unnoticeable. They've never really been one to wear jewelry, but they did make an exception for the string bracelet their childhood best friend brought home from her trip to Italy, which Jordan has still never taken off in the four years they've had it.

Mental Description: Though generally Jordan would prefer to keep out of the limelight, they are no stranger to attention, and particularly that of their teachers throughout school. They may not have been naturally gifted in any particular subject, but Jordan's drive to succeed allowed them to earn top marks in all subjects growing up. In fact, they'd been recognized in nearly every award ceremony growing up for their excellence, and this recognition only made Jordan's ambition grow stronger. For hobbies, Jordan generally liked spending time researching their current hyper focus, diving into subjects like the discovery of the Plesiosaurus or how to properly care for a hamster (something their parents still did not allow). They dive headfirst into everything they do, ready to do the work to be the best.

Biography: Jordan's best friend in the world was one miss Anne-Marie Deluthe. She was Jordan's same age, and she lived just two doors away. They spent many days at one another's homes between sleepovers, homework help, and generally having fun together. Unfortunately, Jordan hadn't had any other real friends growing up, just other people who liked hanging out with Anne-Marie. When Anne-Marie moved away last summer, it marked a darker time for Jordan, and they found themselves spending lunchtimes in teacher's classrooms instead of out on the schoolyard to avoid the loneliness of being friendless in an institution of peers. At home, Jordan was well-loved by their parents. Linda and Bruce were the kindest parents someone could ask for. They supported Jordan's many different hobbies as they came and went, investing time and money into various projects. When Jordan approached them about using only they/them pronouns, Linda and Bruce never batted an eye. They started trying immediately to affirm Jordan's identity, and they always make sure that wherever they are, whoever they're around, Jordan's safety and security are top priority.

First Instance of Magic: Sitting in their highchair, surrounded by goop and globs of whatever their mum had been trying to feed them, Jordan was fussing up a storm. In fact, they were basically throwing a tantrum to end all tantrums, all because Jordan could not physically tell their mother to get the goop off of the third toe on their left foot. Their mother had left the kitchen to answer the doorbell, and Jordan had managed to cover themselves in the mush in the split-second that she was gone.

It was an absolutely abominable feeling, and nothing could ever be worse in the entire world of existence. Luckily, something about this fit persuaded reality to change, and Jordan was suddenly cleaned up in an instant. When their mother came back in the room to get them out of their highchair, she complimented Jordan on finishing their mashed peas on their own - and with no mess, either!