As a muggleborn, Victoria Park was often seen having unexplained strokes of luck, and enjoyed an easy childhood. It wasn't only the magic in her, it was also the privileges that came with being a interesting, unique child. A lot of the kids in her schools were eager to see her read English, and often pointed out English words, most commonly the words on the cafeteria glass door, for her to read. She would meet people referring to her as 'wegukin', the word for foreigner in Korean, as if they knew her, even if she had never seen them in her life. The easiness of her life, she thought was due to this, although it wasn't so. In first grade, she would have stepped into a puddle of muddy, half-frozen water in the middle of winter, if it weren't for a strange cold feeling at her feet making her stumble in the opposite direction. She often attributed the odd occurrings as luck, and her friends would sometimes jokingly rub her head as a good luck charm before tests. But as she grew older, her intuition only got stronger, until even she felt it was too good to be true. She would feel a cold feeling in her stomach and side-step just before she would have been kicked in the gut by two boys playing in the corridor, and she would get a cold feeling at the back of her neck and know to duck just before her friend tripped and her apple flew in her direction. After Victoria moved to London and was accepted into Hogwarts School for Witchcraft and Wizardry, she decided to participate in a bloodline test, to see if she was descended from a squib. She soon discovered that she was the descendant of a Sunyo (선녀) on her mother's side, and was the first seer in her family. She only hoped to put it to good use.