Physical Description: James is an 11-year-old boy of average height for his age, about 150 cm. His arms and legs seem slightly longer in relation to his body, which suggests that he is still growing and developing. His hair is light brown, slightly curly and usually without any clear cut, often looking disheveled. His eyes are brown and large. His skin is fair and fair with a few freckles on his nose and cheekbones.

Mental Description: He is a good-natured and friendly young man with a fresh optimism that knows no bounds. He is always smiling and ready to talk, making him friendly to everyone he meets. James is warm-hearted and fair and often takes the right decisions in everyday situations without unnecessary risks. This caution of his at times makes him not so brave, but when it comes to his friend, he is always ready to help no matter what the cost.

Biography: James Colton lived a relatively ordinary life in a specially created neighborhood on the outskirts of London by the Ministry of Magic for their employees. The entrance to it was the small building of a closed old London pub. His family consisted of loving parents, both of whom were accomplished wizards working in different departments of the Ministry of Magic. The Colton family lived in a charming, two-story house adorned with flower-filled window boxes and a white picket fence. Inside, the house was filled with warmth and magic, as enchanted portraits adorned the walls, and household chores were sometimes done with the flick of a wand. James's room was a treasure trove of books on magical creatures, spells, and legends, reflecting his deep interest in the wizarding world, and the walls were plastered with posters of Quidditch players. It was also his second passion after reading books, which was ignited by his father's stories about the school team he played on and his visit to the Quidditch World Cup. James had a few close friends in his neighborhood, but his best friend was a boy named Ben, who lived next door. Even though Ben was younger, the two of them shared a special bond and would often spend afternoons exploring the nearby park, imagining epic magical quests.

First Instance of Magic: One evening, a few days before his 11th birthday, as always, James was reading a book in bed. But as it was already very late, his mother asked him to go to sleep. He wasn't happy about that fact and trying to convince her to allow him a few more minutes. His mother did not agree at all, and not wanting to have this argument any more, she directly took the book from him and placed it on the desk that was next to James' bed and left the room. At this moment, James had a fit of anger, he had never been in such a situation, because in his eyes it wasn't fair. He took the pillow, put it over his face and screamed. At that moment, the book that was on the desk flew towards the door and hit it. He pushed the pillow away from his face and remained motionless for several seconds until his mother entered the room to check what happened. James began to realize that he had caused this and he felt very strange, but at the same time he was proud of what he had done.