Age: 11
Date of Birth: November 8th
Weight: 143 cm (4 ft 8in)
Height: 35 kg (77 lbs)
Species: Human

Elizabeth Rose Moore née Carré is a pureblood witch of French descent, while Theodore Moore is from a line of Moore's that remain pure incidentally.

On November 8th, they give birth to their child in their home at Oxford, England at night withe the waxing crescent at it's peak with its moonlight shining brightly as it reflected on their child’s eye when it first open, hence the "Lune" in their name. And continuing the tradition of Elizabeth's family of naming their child after flowers, Elizabeth and Theodore given them the name, Aster Lune Moore.

Aster has dark and unruly hair. Aster pretty much looks like their mother in male form with the signature beauty mark under their right eye from their mother's side but with eyes are in honey-colored just like their father's.

During their childhood, Aster was always with their mother. Unlike other married pureblood women, who typically liked to throw and attend balls (not that she doesn't like to, she would occasionally), Elizabeth preferred to busy herself with her own potion shop, often with her son. This sparked Aster's interest in potions.

Theodore would also take them to visit their aunt, Olivia, who married Theodore's second cousin once removed, who's an Herbologist that supplies for their shop. Olivia was a Muggle who practices the "Muggle" ways of witchcraft, who taught them about herbs and crystals, that they used for her craft, which resembled potion-making, deepening their fascination with the process.

Aster's first instance of magic was when they were 6 years old, when Theodore was picking them up from their mother's shop for their tutoring, and Aster was throwing a tantrum because they didn't want to go study. The cauldrons began bubbling up as the fire that heats up the cauldron fires up. During that day, Elizabeth had to close up the store as the batch for that day's sales was ruined and sent out mails of apologies for late deliveries of their potions due to some... mishaps.