Physical Description: I stand about 142 cm tall, making me a fairly average person. No matter how hard I try to keep my dark hair neat, it just does not seem to want to cooperate, as though it had some personal opinions about life. My dark eyes always seem to be evaluating something, even though there really isn’t anything worth evaluating. I prefer to dress simply but decently without being a hassle to myself. I look pretty ordinary until people realize that they are being watched by me.

Mental Description: I am generally quiet and introspective, preferring to observe things and make judgments based on what I see. I notice details that most people miss and enjoy understanding how things work. If I don’t understand something, it is difficult for me to leave it be.

When something doesn’t seem logical to me, I may be sarcastic about it. I am not a fan of chaos and prefer peacefulness but do manage to witness chaos when it occurs around me. I like independence and solitude but only because it is more comfortable to me than dealing with others.

Biography: My blood status is half-blood since my mom is a witch, and my dad is a Muggle.

I grew up between the magical and non-magical worlds. Life was mostly normal, just with small differences that did not always fit together.

I have a sister who is older than me, which is why my role was mainly to observe her. She always knew everything, and therefore, I paid a lot of attention to what was happening around.

I'm used to be on my own. I spent most of the time reading, working on crosswords, and solving different problems. There were no many friends in my childhood, not because of anything special but just because I wasn't interested in it. Often, people see me as distant or cold, but actually I'm only observing the surrounding world.

Everything at home was calm with a bit of strictness.

First Instance of Magic: At the age of ten, I visited some relatives in England. I was working on a puzzle that was too complicated for me to solve. Getting frustrated with it, all the pieces flew up into the air and landed back on the table in their rightful places without me having touched them.

After seeing this strange phenomenon, I figured there must be something wrong with the puzzle and ignored what I had witnessed. I tried to recreate the situation later to see if it would happen again, but it never did.