Velmira Draeven
- Status:
- Pure-blood
- Birthday:
- 12 Dec 2013
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- Second year, Hufflepuff
- Wand:
- 33,0 cm cherry wood and dragon heartstring
Vilmira is approximately 149 centimeters tall, with jet-black hair, pale skin that is almost porcelain, and dark almond brown eyes, and lips that are almost full and pink
She was always quieter than her peers; sometimes people mistakenly thought she was suffering from some problem, but in reality, she was cheerful and had a somewhat dark sense of humor among those she felt comfortable with, despite her quiet demeanor and appearance, which always gave the impression that she is rude, But in reality, she is someone who loves to help if she can. She is extremely intelligent, having spent most of her time studying, driven by her desire to be successful and something to be proud of, like her older brother Callum.
The Draeven family are one of the ancient families that are known for their mysterious life and for their ambitious and brilliant wizards and witches. A family that relies more on results than meaningless words, although it is one of the oldest families in the wizarding world, their name is not flashy like most pure-blooded families, but rather a family whose name is mentioned when needed.
Vilmira's father, Lucien Draeven, Works as Unspeakable، is a stern but not heartless man who values his family above all else. He is married to Eldoraya, a strong and intelligent woman, who is a Hit witch. And then there's Callum Draeven, Velmira's older brother, a fifteen-year old, the so-called prodigy of the family.
Velmira's circle of friends is small, only three: Rory Ellenwood, Helena Alexander and Rowan Ashbourne.
Although Velmira may appear confident, arrogant, or extremely calm, she is a deep thinker, suffering from overthinking and constant anxiety that she may have unintentionally made a mistake, something stemming from her constant desire to keep up with her brother.
Unlike most children, Vilmira was interested in reading from a young age, even if it was a fairy tale. So one day when she was seven years old, she was in the library reading a book, but its ending provoked her to the point of frustration, the book suddenly closed with a loud thud without her touching it.
She was always quieter than her peers; sometimes people mistakenly thought she was suffering from some problem, but in reality, she was cheerful and had a somewhat dark sense of humor among those she felt comfortable with, despite her quiet demeanor and appearance, which always gave the impression that she is rude, But in reality, she is someone who loves to help if she can. She is extremely intelligent, having spent most of her time studying, driven by her desire to be successful and something to be proud of, like her older brother Callum.
The Draeven family are one of the ancient families that are known for their mysterious life and for their ambitious and brilliant wizards and witches. A family that relies more on results than meaningless words, although it is one of the oldest families in the wizarding world, their name is not flashy like most pure-blooded families, but rather a family whose name is mentioned when needed.
Vilmira's father, Lucien Draeven, Works as Unspeakable، is a stern but not heartless man who values his family above all else. He is married to Eldoraya, a strong and intelligent woman, who is a Hit witch. And then there's Callum Draeven, Velmira's older brother, a fifteen-year old, the so-called prodigy of the family.
Velmira's circle of friends is small, only three: Rory Ellenwood, Helena Alexander and Rowan Ashbourne.
Although Velmira may appear confident, arrogant, or extremely calm, she is a deep thinker, suffering from overthinking and constant anxiety that she may have unintentionally made a mistake, something stemming from her constant desire to keep up with her brother.
Unlike most children, Vilmira was interested in reading from a young age, even if it was a fairy tale. So one day when she was seven years old, she was in the library reading a book, but its ending provoked her to the point of frustration, the book suddenly closed with a loud thud without her touching it.