Physical Description: Lilia has long and wavy honey blonde hair with chin length layers, ivory skin, and deep almond shaped blue eyes. She has a slim face that points into a sharp chin. She's about 4'10 and has a slim build to her.

Mental Description: Lilia is somewhat reserved but a happy person. She isn't shy, rather observant and selective of who she is willing to hold a conversation with. If you manage to catch her interest, you've gained a lifelong friend. She cares deeply and genuinely for those who befriend her. She doesn't like pointless conversation or hypotheticals. People would describe her as kind and incredibly caring but honest and lacking of a filter at times. She values honesty the most. She enjoys things that require thought and time. She hates to be rushed. She likes to learn and, if she is interested, will ask a lot of questions.

b]Biography:[/b] Lilia was born into a muggle family. Her father (Michael) was originally from America and her mother (Hannah) from Scotland, where Lilia and her two siblings (Jason and Elliot) have resided her entire life. She's led a very happy and wholesome life. She did decent in muggle school, especially in maths class and had always had a love for numbers. She had three or four friends at muggle school, but was never incredibly close with them. Her siblings attended muggle school as well with her older brother being in year 8 and her younger brother in year 1. She doesn't enjoy sports very much but she likes to write stories and has a passion for music. She can play the piano and the violin.

First Instance of Magic: The first time Lilia ever used magic accidentally was on a school trip. Her muggle school had taken her whole year on a field trip to a nearby museum. Their tour guide, a middle aged and tired looking man, had been showing them paintings from the Renaissance. Lilia had raised her hand to ask a question about one of the paintings of a, very famous though in her opinion poorly painted, bearded man. When she was called upon, she pointed right at it and asked, "Who is that supposed to be?". Before their tour guide could respond, there was a split second of a spark of light where she'd pointed before the painting spoke itself. "How can you not know who I am, you fool? I'm Leonardo da Vinci, the most renowned artist of the European Renaiss-". Unfortunately, it's words were cut off by the startled screams of Lilia's classmates and the painting returned to an inanimate object.