Physical Appearence: Thalia Rayson is an average height girl with clear tan skin and light blue eyes. She has long wavy black hair that she always ties in a high-ponytail.

Mental Description: Thalia is a smart, ambitious girl who loves to learn new things. She is very cold hearted and shows an attidute to everyone unless you manage to get on her soft side. If you do, she is a kind and caring person who will be very loyal to you.

Biography: Thalia was born in Derby but moved to London even before she learned how to walk. Because of her energy, she made friends with most children in her neighbourhood and continued with this energy. Growing up, she always watched her parents arguing until one day things got out of hand, her father stormed out of the house and filed a divorce. Five year old was forced to move to Greece, the country her mother was born in. She made alot of friends at her new muggle primary school and met her muggle best firend, Valerie.
She lived in Greece with her mother's family until the age of nine when her mother got a job opportuninty in London causing them to move back.
Over the years, she had lost her energy and became a cold person to everyone causing her mother to become worried about her.
The young girl missed her father dearly and had no contact with him so when they were back at she tried everything to get in touch with him. She was heartbroken when she discovered that her father had married another woman and lived a peaceful happy life.
She wished he could spent some time with her like he used to all those days ago.

First Instance of Magic: When Thalia had returned back to England, her mother had been busy settling in with their new job and had been decorating their new house so they had sent the young girl to live with her grandmother.
Her Grandmother's house was massive with a big garden Thalia loved playing in yet her cousins were always unbearable.
They always made fun of her and made her life awful.
One day, whilst Thalia was arguing with her cousin for tripping her up, her anger began to grow even more.
Somehow the ivy on a tree had wrapped itself around her cousins ankle and flung him into the air and hung him up side down on the tree.
Even though her mother yelled at her for hurting her cousin, Thalia felt a sense of prideness for doing magic.