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Leah Garbutt
Status:
Pure-blood
Birthday:
01 Sep 2013
Nationality:
English
Residence:
Leeds, England
Function:
First year, Slytherin
Wand:
24,6 cm aspen wood and unicorn hair
Physical Description: Blonde,straight,silky and long hair. Female. Skinny and tall. Hazel eyes . Layered hair. Small lips. Size 7 in shoes but can fit into a 6 and a half.

Mental Description:
I am often described as a quiet observer with a sharp mind. While I may appear delicate or shy at first glance, I possess a stubborn streak and a deep-seated curiosity about how the world works. I value honesty above all else and tend to be very protective of my friends. I am a perfectionist, which sometimes makes me over-anxious about my schoolwork, but it also means I am incredibly diligent. I find comfort in books and logic, though I have a secret love for adventure and the unknown.
Biography:
I grew up in a small, quiet village on the coast of England, the only child of a wizarding father and a wizarding mother. My childhood was spent exploring tide pools and reading under the willow tree in our garden. Life was peaceful, though I often felt like I was waiting for something important to begin. My parents always encouraged my curiosity, surrounding me with both magical artifacts and Muggle literature. I have always been tall for my age, which made me feel a bit clumsy as a child, but I’ve learned to carry myself with more grace as I prepared for my journey to Hogwarts. Receiving my owl was the happiest day of my life, signaling the start of a chapter I had only ever dreamed about.

First Instance of Magic:
My magic first showed itself when I was eight years old. I was trying to reach a heavy, leather-bound book on the very top shelf of my father’s study. As I stood on my tiptoes, reaching as high as I could, the floor beneath me seemed to ripple. Instead of falling, I felt a strange lightness in my chest, and suddenly, I was floating several inches off the ground. I grabbed the book, and as soon as my fingers touched the spine, I gently drifted back down to the carpet. My mother walked in just as I landed; she didn't say a word, she just smiled and helped me open the book