Physical Description: Azalea is a young English girl. She has long, curly brown locks that cascade down her back. Although they are almost always unkempt, she prefers wearing her hair up in either a messy updo or a single braid, hating when her hair comes in front of her face.

She is a girl with a quiet temperament, but can get animated while she's with close friends. The smile that lights up her face is something that can only be compared to her joy while reading a good book. She has dark honey brown eyes that are a dead giveaway to her emotions, even if she tries to mask them. They sparkle brightly when she's happy, excited or passionate about something.

As a stickler for rules, she always wears her uniform properly and confidently, with her robes always crisp and pressed. When she wants to dress down, she wears her trusty pair of baggy or flared jeans with all sorts of colors. Playful sweaters, form-fitting tops, baggy t-shirts, and much more.

Mental Description: She loves reading, especially fiction, fantasy and romance. She also loves to sing, although she might not be very good at it. She's always loved studying, eager to learn new information and use it to understand other topics and concepts. She was always good at making connections and understood things taught in class much quicker than the others.

Biography: Azalea has two very loving parents, Penny and Neil Evans. As an only child, Azalea grew up reading her mum's medical books and encyclopedias, engrossed in the world of the human body and science. She loved learning completely random facts about the world, such as the fact that house flies have 4000 lenses in each eye, giving them high quality vision, or the fact that bananas are radioactive.

First Instance of Magic: Azalea's first instance of magic occurred just a few days before her 7th birthday. On a quiet sunny day, she was in school, and during recess, she took her book bag and hurried to the library to catch up on some reading for school. While exploring the educational section, she got distracted and soon ended up in front of the fiction books.

Reaching up to the high shelves, she picked out a few books, and soon got lost leafing through the pages. Engrossed in her reading, she didn't notice the two books from the shelves beginning to shift and slip over the edges. Just as the books were about to fall over her head, a miraculous thing happened: a white cloud appeared over her, and the books fell onto the cloud as if they were landing on a soft pillow, and slowly floated above the cloud before sliding back into their rightful place on the shelves.