Aigle Mortim Fuego-Blanc || Ravenclaw || First Year

Aigle Mortim Fuego-Blanc was born into a wealthy and powerful pureblood family. Their father, Mortim Fuego, was the heir of the Fuego fortune and a renowned duelist. Aigle was a male copy of their mother, pitch-black hair and metallic, almost silver, eyes, defined facial features, and pale clean skin.

Aigle grew up in a lavish manor near London that had a vast estate with a quidditch pitch. They learned about the magical world from their private tutors, who taught them the history, culture, and etiquette of wizarding society. They also learned to fly from a young age. They had a curious and adventurous spirit, always intrigued by the mysterious and difficult subjects. Aigle knew a lot about magic but had no practical practice. However, they had spent hours in the library reading about Wandlore, Alchemy, Runes, and Arithmancy.

Their mother, who had spent much time in the muggle world after escaping from her parents, wanted Aigle to have a broader perspective and experience different cultures, so at birth Aigle was registered as a muggle so they would be able to go to muggle schools. Aigle's mother enrolled them in a muggle school, where they made friends with children from various backgrounds and learned about their customs and beliefs. Aigle enjoyed their muggle education, but they always felt more at home in the wizarding world.

Aigle had two younger siblings, twins named Hadrian and Electra. They were five years younger than them, and Hadrian looked more like their father, with blond hair, blue eyes, tanned skin and freckles, where Electra was quite the mixture, blond hair, grey eyes, pale skin and freckles. They were also very talented in magic, but they had different personalities. Hadrian was quiet, studious, and introverted, while Electra was outgoing, loud, and bold. Aigle loved their siblings dearly, and they were very protective of them.

Aigle met their maternal grandparents for the first time when they received their Hogwarts letter. However, Aigle always knew their fathers parents and was always spoiled by them as their favourite grandchild. His mother's parents were proud of them, and Aigle quickly gained their respect and admiration for Aigle's intelligence, charisma, and skill.

Aigle one day, when they were five years old, they had a big fight with their parents. They had bought them a bar of chocolate as a treat, but they told them they could only have one piece after dinner. Aigle loved chocolate more than anything, and they wanted to eat the whole bar right away. They begged and pleaded with their parents, but they wouldn't budge. They said they had to wait, or else they would spoil their appetite and get a stomach ache. Aigle felt a surge of rage inside them. They hated when their parents told them what to do. They wanted to make their own decisions. They wanted to eat their chocolate. They glared at the bar, wrapped in shiny foil, on the kitchen counter. They wished they could just grab it and run away. Then, to their shock and delight, the bar of chocolate flew across the room, landing in Aigle's hitting Aigle in the face. They couldn't believe it,however, Aigle was happy to have their chocolate. They ripped off the foil and took a big bite, savouring the sweet taste. They smiled triumphantly at their parents, who looked proud and exasperated.