Mrs. Malfoy

Backstory

I was sorted into Ravenclaw, and the Sorting Hat didn’t hesitate—it saw my curiosity and love for questions before I even sat down properly. Still, it toyed with Slytherin for a moment, whispering about my ambition, but in the end, my need to understand the “why” behind everything won out. My favourite classes have always been Charms and Astronomy, while Divination never really made sense to me. I do well in Potions, but honestly, I don’t enjoy it—I prefer creativity over strict instructions.

I’m a half-blood, which has never bothered me, though it did mean hearing the occasional whisper when things grew darker in the Wizarding World. During the second rise of He-Who-Must-Not-Be-Named, it was terrifying to watch classmates go missing or families torn apart, but it also made me more determined to use knowledge as power.

My greatest strength is my creativity and curiosity, but my greatest weakness is that I overthink everything—sometimes to the point of missing the moment. After Hogwarts, I dream of working in the Department of Mysteries as an Unspeakable. Magic itself fascinates me most when it touches on time, memory, and the things we can’t quite explain.

If I’m honest, I want to discover something new, something that even the greatest witches and wizards haven’t yet uncovered. Along the way, I hope I can use magic to help others, but I’d be lying if I said there wasn’t part of me that wants to chase knowledge for myself.

I keep a sleek black puppy named Nyx, who has a bad habit of curling up on open books, and my family is as ordinary as they come—except for my grandmother, who swears she once hexed a portrait into singing lullabies.