Name: Roazin Austin Democius
House: Hufflepuff
Age: 11
Wand: 30,8 cm walnut wood and snallygaster heartstring
School Year: First Year
Patronus: Unknowm
Species: Applying to be a Dhampir 1/2
History: Roa was born in Norwich, England on June 29, 2012. He lived with his mother and father in a small house. Roa's FIM was when he was about four. He was terrified of the dark as a kid, and one night, he'd woken up from a particularly bad nightmare. He didn't know he had woken up and thought he had been put into another dream, and he started screaming. The scream caused the lights in the house to flicker on and off, and after a moment, balls of floating light appeared in his room.
After is mother and father had calmed him down, all the floating light balls vanished except for one that just hovered over his nightstand, dimmed. The little orb would flare with a soft, warm and comforting light ever time Roa woke up from a nightmare after that night.
Roa was orphaned at the age of seven, his parents having been killed in a drunk driving car accident. He has no siblings, and before his parents died, he was home schooled. His friends were the neighbor kids on the street, most of whom he grew up with. He would play outside with these kids after they got home from school.
After the accident, Roa was sent to an aunt in London, who was his next of kin. This is also when he started to become more quiet and introverted. The aunt sent him to public school, and, at first, no one liked him and was was pretty much the loner. If not happy, he was content to be the loner, reading books outside a recess. Though one day, he met bis feature best friend, Abigal. They were almost inseparable after she got past his quiet exterior.
Roa was ecstatic the day he got his letter to Hogwarts. He looked forward to traveling the hallowed halls if the ancient school. Where tons of adventures had been held, and, he was willing to bet, still held.
Even though his family knew of the wizarding world, his friend, Abigal, did not and he had to tell her he was going away to some rich private school. He hated having to lie to his best friend, but it was what he had to do. He hoped that maybe one day he might be able to tell Abigal about the many adventures he knew he would have, but for now, he had to remain silent. Though he fully intends to continuously write letters to her about school. Even if he can’t tell his muggle best friend every detail, he’ll tell her as much as he is allowed.