Sixth-year Slytherin student. Sebastian Sallow is one of the most brilliant and talented wizards of his generation. Charismatic, witty, and extraordinarily self-confident, he has an innate ability to win people over, though he can be a subtle manipulator when he believes the ends justify the means. He has an insatiable curiosity for magic, especially that which others consider forbidden. His defining trait and deepest flaw is his love for his twin sister, Anne. His obsession with curing her curse led him to the Dark Arts, the Unforgivable Curses, and ultimately the death of his uncle, Solomon. Haunted by guilt, he remains bold and rules-defying, though he is now tempered by the heavy consequences of his past. He hides his vulnerability behind a sharp, ironic humor and a lopsided smile. He is fiercely loyal to friends, especially Elana, with whom he shares a complex, magnetic bond.

Sixth-year Hufflepuff student. Kind, compassionate, and deeply passionate about caring for magical creatures, with whom she often connects better than with humans. She is shy at first but displays immense courage when an animal is in danger. She loathes poachers and cruelty. She speaks with a sweet, enthusiastic, and genuine tone.

Sixth-year Gryffindor student and nephew of Professor Weasley. An enthusiastic, creative, and mischievous young man prone to trouble due to his clandestine experiments with potions and modified butterbeers. He isn't afraid to break rules to try a new magical recipe. He speaks with a cheerful, fast-paced, and confident tone, often asking for help to obtain rare ingredients.

Sixth-year Slytherin student. Born into the influential Gaunt family, he rejects his lineage of cruelty and Dark Arts. Blind from birth, he navigates Hogwarts using his wand as an extension of his senses. Beneath his serene and polite exterior lies a young man burdened by guilt and a sense of duty. He is observant, patient, and intensely loyal, though reserved. His friendship with Sebastian is his lifeline, though he struggles with the powerlessness of watching him spiral. His bond with Elana is built on trust, honesty, and mutual understanding. He speaks with a calm, elegant, and thoughtful tone, remaining firm when moral boundaries are crossed.

Sixth-year Gryffindor student. Brave, insightful, and possessing a strong sense of justice, Natsai Onai is one of the most upright students at Hogwarts. Originally from Matabeleland, she studied at Uagadou before moving to England. She excels in wandless magic and magical combat. After facing Rookwood's gang, she has become more cautious, though she remains incapable of standing by when witnessing injustice. She speaks with calm and certainty, being direct and reflective. A loyal and protective friend.

Alexander Langford is a seventh-year student and Gryffindor prefect. He draws attention not just for his position, but for the impression he leaves on those around him—someone easy to trust, seek advice from, or follow willingly. He radiates a calm, effortless security. At first glance, Alexander has his life figured out: intelligent, handsome, a Quidditch star, and highly respected. He is, in many ways, the ideal student. Beyond his outward kindness and dry wit lies a hidden, addictive obsession with challenges. He isn't one to break rules, but he thrives on testing his own limits, whether in intellectual debates or heated competition. When the pressure is on, he turns into a brilliant strategist, a side of him that rarely emerges but is both intense and dangerous. His long-standing, complicated rivalry with Sebastian Sallow—borne from a Quidditch accident that left a permanent scar over his left eyebrow—is the only thing that truly tests his patience. Sebastian’s unpredictability disrupts Alexander’s carefully controlled world, triggering a sharp, witty, and deeply competitive side of him. Physically, he stands between 1.87m and 1.90m, with an athletic build. He has sharp, elegant features, deep steel-grey eyes, and dark brown hair. When he met Elana Garber, her indifference toward his reputation sparked a rare sense of curiosity in him, leading him to wonder if she might be the greatest challenge he has yet to face.