Aurelia Delorme
Name Aurelia Delorme
Age 11
Status Half-blood
Nationality French
Current Residence 1/271 Hain Walk, St. Ives, Cornwall
Number of siblings 1
Status 1st year Ravenclaw
Favourite food Pancakes
Alergies Crustacean and Hayfever
Pets None
Backstory She was born in France to Miss Layla Dubois and Mr Charles Delorme. Miss Layla was a local girl from the village of Rochefort-en-Terre. Mr Delorme was an upshot man from London, and a very rich one at that. He was to be married in a year. When she was born Aurelia she was taken to England by her father. Her stepmother hated her but nothing was worse than her half-sister.
When Aurelia was only 5 Audrey (her sister) already laughed at her and called her names. School was always her place to shine. No matter her age she knew who her people were. In the summer, she visits her mum. Her mum's side is pureblood.
First instance ofaccidental underaged wandless magic When she was 8 years old her sister was teasing about her hair colour (Audrey often dies her hair) when suddenly Audrey's hair which was at the time bright pink became grey for a few hours.
Father Muggle Physiologist
Mother Wizard waitress
Step-mother Muggle stay-at-home mum.
Age 11
Status Half-blood
Nationality French
Current Residence 1/271 Hain Walk, St. Ives, Cornwall
Number of siblings 1
Status 1st year Ravenclaw
Favourite food Pancakes
Alergies Crustacean and Hayfever
Pets None
Backstory She was born in France to Miss Layla Dubois and Mr Charles Delorme. Miss Layla was a local girl from the village of Rochefort-en-Terre. Mr Delorme was an upshot man from London, and a very rich one at that. He was to be married in a year. When she was born Aurelia she was taken to England by her father. Her stepmother hated her but nothing was worse than her half-sister.
When Aurelia was only 5 Audrey (her sister) already laughed at her and called her names. School was always her place to shine. No matter her age she knew who her people were. In the summer, she visits her mum. Her mum's side is pureblood.
First instance ofaccidental underaged wandless magic When she was 8 years old her sister was teasing about her hair colour (Audrey often dies her hair) when suddenly Audrey's hair which was at the time bright pink became grey for a few hours.
Father Muggle Physiologist
Mother Wizard waitress
Step-mother Muggle stay-at-home mum.
After a storm look for rainbows
Aurelia Delorme
WAND
Cherry wood
Cherry wood a most remarkable choice. It is rare and possesses exceptional magical strength. Those unfamiliar with its nature often mistake its beauty for delicacy, but a cherry wand is capable of tremendous power in the hands of its true owner. It favours witches and wizards of great discipline, intelligence, and quiet confidence. While it is not a wood that chooses carelessly, once it has found its match, it is unwaveringly loyal and capable of magic of the highest calibre. A cherry wand is both elegant and formidable—a combination I have always found rather extraordinary.
Phoenix Feather
Phoenix feather. A truly extraordinary core, and among the rarest I ever have the privilege of working with. Phoenix feathers produce wands capable of the greatest range of magic, though they are never the easiest to master. They possess a will of their own and choose their owners with exceptional care. Such wands are often drawn to witches and wizards of remarkable courage, resilience, and untapped potential. They are capable of brilliance beyond measure, but only for the one they have truly chosen. There is something wonderfully unpredictable about a phoenix feather wand—it is a constant reminder that true magic cannot be forced, only earned.
Length, flexibility and future use.
Thirteen and a quarter inches... a rather long wand. Contrary to popular belief, wand length is not simply a matter of height. Longer wands often choose witches and wizards with expansive magic, strong ambition, or a commanding presence. They are well suited to those whose magic reaches far beyond the ordinary.
Slightly springy in flexibility. A wand of this nature strikes an admirable balance between firmness and adaptability. It responds willingly to creativity and quick thinking, yet remains dependable under pressure. It rewards a witch or wizard who can adapt without losing sight of their purpose.
Such a wand excels in powerful spellwork while retaining the precision needed for delicate magic. It is particularly capable in Charms, Transfiguration, and Defence Against the Dark Arts, though its true strength will always reflect the talents of the witch or wizard who wields it. In the right hands, it is both versatile and exceptionally reliable.
Cherry wood
Cherry wood a most remarkable choice. It is rare and possesses exceptional magical strength. Those unfamiliar with its nature often mistake its beauty for delicacy, but a cherry wand is capable of tremendous power in the hands of its true owner. It favours witches and wizards of great discipline, intelligence, and quiet confidence. While it is not a wood that chooses carelessly, once it has found its match, it is unwaveringly loyal and capable of magic of the highest calibre. A cherry wand is both elegant and formidable—a combination I have always found rather extraordinary.
Phoenix Feather
Phoenix feather. A truly extraordinary core, and among the rarest I ever have the privilege of working with. Phoenix feathers produce wands capable of the greatest range of magic, though they are never the easiest to master. They possess a will of their own and choose their owners with exceptional care. Such wands are often drawn to witches and wizards of remarkable courage, resilience, and untapped potential. They are capable of brilliance beyond measure, but only for the one they have truly chosen. There is something wonderfully unpredictable about a phoenix feather wand—it is a constant reminder that true magic cannot be forced, only earned.
Length, flexibility and future use.
Thirteen and a quarter inches... a rather long wand. Contrary to popular belief, wand length is not simply a matter of height. Longer wands often choose witches and wizards with expansive magic, strong ambition, or a commanding presence. They are well suited to those whose magic reaches far beyond the ordinary.
Slightly springy in flexibility. A wand of this nature strikes an admirable balance between firmness and adaptability. It responds willingly to creativity and quick thinking, yet remains dependable under pressure. It rewards a witch or wizard who can adapt without losing sight of their purpose.
Such a wand excels in powerful spellwork while retaining the precision needed for delicate magic. It is particularly capable in Charms, Transfiguration, and Defence Against the Dark Arts, though its true strength will always reflect the talents of the witch or wizard who wields it. In the right hands, it is both versatile and exceptionally reliable.
After a storm look for rainbows