Physical Description: Kristina has quite long and ginger curly hair and big green eyes. Her bright curious gaze gives her a look of kind confidence. She always has a slight smile on her face.

Mental Description: Kristina is thoughtful and observant with a naturally curious mind that loves to uncover how things actually work. She may appear quite shy at first but people who know her better see the real girl - always laughing, caring, interested in everything and probably a little too talkative. She values honesty and loyalty and will never betray her friends or family.

Biography: The girl is a pureblood and was born in a family with a long history. Both of her parents work in the Ministry of Magic. She has an older brother who already has his own family and currently lives in Germany.

Kristina spent her early childhood in Germany where she had a lot of time with her grandparents who moved there many years ago. Originally her family is British, however her grandparents moved to Germany right after their wedding and only moved back when their kids were ready to go to Hogwarts. Same happened with Kristina and her brother who spend their childhood in a small German village but moved to London right when they were ready to start school. As the girl is way younger than her brother, she only experienced early childhood back there and then visited her grandparents for Christmas and summer breaks. She is bilingual and speaks both German and English on a native level.

She loves a company, and have a lot of friends among magic families, however from time to time she is completely lost in books and other universes and may not be there for her friends and family.

She loves playing the piano, dancing and reading. Before getting a letter to Hogwarts she was spending most of her freetime for ballet and books.

First Instance of Magic: Kristina’s first sign of magic appeared when she was five years old. Her grandparents’ visited her in London for only a few days and the girl became upset when an early autumn storm suddenly ruined the picnic they had set up in the garden and especially her book that she left there unattended just for a couple minutes. As she sat by the window watching the rain, the droplets near the glass began to slow down and then drift upward instead of falling, forming tiny floating spheres. Her grandmother who saw the girl, smiled knowingly and told her parents that their daughter’s magic had just awakened