[Ayana was born in Pakistan, so I think it would be better for her nationality to be Pakistani. Thank you! =D]

Ayana has tawny beige skin, black doe eyes, and thick, wavy black hair that is surprisingly long and goes down to her knees. She has quite a few beauty marks, with one of them being beside her left eye, another on her cheek, one on her neck, and others scattered across her body.

Ayana is an ambivert: she's cold and reserved to people she doesn't know, but energetic and eager with people she does know. She's incredibly smart and can process information insanely fast. She's also insanely good at analyzing not just literature, but people too. She loves reading, writing, arithmetic, cats, and magic. She's a complete nerd, which is why she loves reading, writing, and arithmetic so much.

Ayana grew up in a Pakistani pureblood family, and she herself was a first-generation immigrant that had moved from Lahore, Pakistan to Birmingham, England when she was two years old. Her parents quickly gained popularity and even started a textile business where they sold beautiful clothes, sewn by her mother. They were quite rich back in Pakistan, and when they moved to England, they used their savings to start their business. Like many pureblood families, her family lived in a manor, which her parents bought with the money they earned from their eventually successful business. She grew up in quiet luxury, but she wasn't spoiled. Her parents spent just enough to satisfy her basic needs and reward her on special occasions. She has four brothers, and along with being the only girl, she's the youngest. Her brothers switch between doting on her and teasing her, and their relationship is overall healthy. She didn't have many friends outside of her brothers, since she didn't get to meet other kids. She was homeschooled for six years before she got her Hogwarts letter, and her education consisted of basic reading, writing, and arithmetic, which she soon fell in love with. She picked up reading early on, and began reading everything she could get her hands on, from ancient tomes in her family's library to children's books like The Tales of Beedle the Bard.

Her family's manor had a garden of flowers, and Ayana liked to spend her time there. Jasmines quickly became her favorite flowers, and there were a couple of jasmine bushes in the garden that she liked to sit by. One day, her brother decided to tear off a chunk of jasmine buds to tease Ayana. At the time, four-year-old Ayana believed that plants and flowers had families, and trying to pick flowers was cruel since it took them from their families. She ended up crying and tried her best to reattach the jasmines to the bush. Miraculously, not only did the jasmines reattach to the bush, the entire bush of jasmines bloomed.