Age: 11years old
Weight: 42kg
Height: 150cm
I have hair as dark as the night sky. It is about mid-length and leans towards the wavier side. I wear round black glasses at times. I am moderately pale and smiles often My are a dark brown, both with prominent double eye-lids.

I have a relatively cheerful disposition around my peers and is always up for a good conversation. I looks pretty approachable as I smiles pretty often though I does have a more pensive and quieter disposition when in the comfort and solace of solitude. I can often get lost in my own thoughts and is pretty easily distracted. Like a baby tiger that is leaving the protection of her den for the first time, I navigate life eagerly yet cautiously. Despite it all, the entirety of my person and being is difficult to encapsulate into specific words as my character and values changes according to the passing of time, as I discover the expansive world out there bit by bit.

Before Hogwarts, I was born into a pure-blood family called the "Hwangs". They are of Chinese descent and are known for their pioneering work and contributions to "healing magic"-a branch of magic dedicated to improving the health and wellbeing of wizards. My family is made up of a long line of healers, dating well back to the ancient Chinese dynasties where my ancestors used to serve as the healers for the upper echelons of the Chinese wizarding community. My parents moved to London in the late 1980s as part of a team of Healers sent over to England in an international collaborative effort organised by the International Federation of Warlocks calling renowned healers from all over the world to come together and tackle the issue of the fast-spreading "Scrofungulus" disease that was wreaking havoc on the international wizarding community. Ever since then, my parents made the decision to stay in London instead of returning back, resulting in me growing up in England instead. I have two older sisters, Jasmine, who is already interning in St Mungos as an assistant healer and Victoria, who decided to go off the classic "Hwang" family route to pursue wizarding fashion instead of healing magic instead. The both of them have already graduated from Hogwarts, being 9 and 8 years older than me. I want to become an Auror in the future because it seems like an interesting career option, though my parents who've seen their fair share of the casualties that Aurors can experience at St Mungos strongly advise me against it. I enjoy listening to Lorcan d'Eath, a popular half-wizard singer and has been learning how to play the drums after being inspired by the weird sisters. I learnt how to play quidditch at the age of 9 thanks to Victoria who used to be a beater in the Ravenclaw Quidditch team in Hogwarts and had no one else to play with during summer break when she would return home from Hogwarts. I have developed a liking to Quidditch too and find being a seeker particularly enthralling. I enjoy playing Gobstones too, even though I'm not very good at it and I am positively bursting at the prospect of enrolling in Hogwarts.

My first instance of accidental wandless magic was at the age of 9 when I fell off a broom after Victoria accidentally sent a bludger straight at me instead of away. Despite being knocked off the broom, I appeared to fall in slow motion, as though an invisible force was holding me back from plummeting to the ground. I landed with both feet on the ground and was completely unscathed to the relief of my older sister. My parents, when they found out, were highly concerned at first but was overjoyed after they confirmed that I was completely fine. After giving Victoria an earful, they enforced strict rules where we were only allowed to fly when one of them were free to supervise from then on.