Kiara Jane Sterling
- Status:
- Muggle-born
- Birthday:
- 07 Mar 2014
- Nationality:
- English
- Residence:
- London, England
- Function:
- Second year, Hufflepuff
- Wand:
- 32,4 cm cherry wood and unicorn hair
Physical Description: Kiara Jane Sterling is a girl with very fair skin. Her hair is straight and jet black, reaching her mid-back.
Her eyes are light, with a hint of green, one of the rarest colors found in humans. She has some light, barely visible freckles and a small mole on the back of her right hand.
Mental Description: Kiara is a very quiet girl, always keeping to herself and speaking only to those she trusts most. She is intelligent, sarcastic, and skilled in the dark arts and potions.
Biography: She was born into a Muggle family. Her parents are the people she loves most, the only ones she trusts implicitly. She never had any friends to share stories or adventures with, as she was always teased for her "strange" personality. She didn't leave the house often; she spent her days in her room reading books. She usually went to the woods behind her house, to the shore of a small lake, where she would sit under a tree to read books or listen to music.
First Instance of Magic:
Her eyes are light, with a hint of green, one of the rarest colors found in humans. She has some light, barely visible freckles and a small mole on the back of her right hand.
Mental Description: Kiara is a very quiet girl, always keeping to herself and speaking only to those she trusts most. She is intelligent, sarcastic, and skilled in the dark arts and potions.
Biography: She was born into a Muggle family. Her parents are the people she loves most, the only ones she trusts implicitly. She never had any friends to share stories or adventures with, as she was always teased for her "strange" personality. She didn't leave the house often; she spent her days in her room reading books. She usually went to the woods behind her house, to the shore of a small lake, where she would sit under a tree to read books or listen to music.
First Instance of Magic:
Reducio
Kiara's first magical act occurred in the playground of her old school in Brixton, Sudbourne Primary School, at the age of 8, in a fit of rage. Since she was a child, Kiara had been quiet and always kept to herself, making her an easy target. The children teased her, taking her silence as a good reason to mock her. That afternoon, she was in the schoolyard, during lunch hour, sitting on a bench with a book in her hands. Suddenly, a small group of children approached her, led by a little girl who particularly enjoyed teasing her. She snatched the book from her hands and began teasing her, using harsh words that Kiara already knew. Kiara tried to ignore her, lowering her gaze, but the girl continued, pushing her gently with a hand on her shoulder. When Kiara's patience ran out, she jumped up, her eyes full of anger. She didn't scream, she didn't say anything. She reacted on pure instinct: to push the little girl. But she immediately realized it wasn't a normal push. The moment she pushed her, the girl was thrown backward several meters, falling to the ground much further than a simple push would have allowed. The other children froze instantly, and silence fell over the courtyard. No one understood what had happened. Not even Kiara. She remained still, speechless; she had never felt anything like it. The girl got up, frightened, and, along with the others, moved away from her.
Kiara never expected that, moments later, a man in strange clothes would suddenly appear near her. The group of children had already moved away and was no longer visible, so no one could see that the man had pulled out a strange wooden object and was uttering strange words. The strangest thing was that the children, who had been so scared of her after that episode, seemed to remember nothing the next day, treating her exactly as before.
Kiara never expected that, moments later, a man in strange clothes would suddenly appear near her. The group of children had already moved away and was no longer visible, so no one could see that the man had pulled out a strange wooden object and was uttering strange words. The strangest thing was that the children, who had been so scared of her after that episode, seemed to remember nothing the next day, treating her exactly as before.