Alexia Zhefarovich
mediwitch • bow to no one • ambitious
- Messages
- 120
- OOC First Name
- Marga
- Blood Status
- Mixed Blood
- Relationship Status
- Married
- Wand
- Straight 13 Inch Unyielding Laurel Wand with Hippogriff Feather Core
- Age
- 12/2024
Alexia Nightray had no clue on what she should be doing today. Most days she would be in the library, making sure that she would be getting all the knowledge she needed for everyday classes. Other days would be spent practicing the violin and the rest would be spent trying to practice etiquette. She hated the last one but should her father find out that she refused to practice, she was dead. But today, she just wasn't up for any of those three. Well, in reality, she had already dug herself in most of her books, and she had already played a couple of violin pieces and spent half an hour on etiquette, but time just seemed to pass really slowly and that irritated the young girl by a margin. Normally, she would have called on her twin brother to spend the day with him, but seeing as they were in different houses and Alexander was busy with Quidditch practice (which she still didn't approve of), she had tried to endure the day alone. And it was proving to be a hard task. She often wished that she would at least have someone to talk to, but alas, because of her personality, who would she even gather as a friend right? And so, she had decided to wander the castle, particularly the Trophy Room.
Being one who had a goal of surpassing most of her family members, Alex couldn't resist the urge to look at the trophies and awards and many more gathered in the room. She knew though that none of the previous Nightray generations had attended Hogwarts New Zealand as their generation was the first to do so. She merely wanted to know which recognitions she could possible get. Which awards she could earn. Which titles she could be known for. Remembering that little thing, her thoughts had floated to the unknown Nightray family member known as Arianna. That Gryffindor made Alexia's blood boil, knowing that she was known throughout the school and she didn't even have her ring yet! It was an insolence to the family and she was going to make sure that the elders find out about this when the holidays come. For now though, she wanted more to look at the numerous cases of awards the school had in store. Just when she was looking at some other awards though, she had noticed the presence of another student. The Slytherin would not have minded, though he was blocking her view of the trophies behind him as he leaned on the case. "Move," the girl spoke calmly as she looked at the boy all too seriously though couldn't help but notice that it was a Potions book he was reading. Alexia quite found it to be interesting, but for today, not so much. Or at least she liked to think that she wasn't that interested in it. "What book is that." she wanted the answer rather than asking. And she wanted the answer right this very instant.
Being one who had a goal of surpassing most of her family members, Alex couldn't resist the urge to look at the trophies and awards and many more gathered in the room. She knew though that none of the previous Nightray generations had attended Hogwarts New Zealand as their generation was the first to do so. She merely wanted to know which recognitions she could possible get. Which awards she could earn. Which titles she could be known for. Remembering that little thing, her thoughts had floated to the unknown Nightray family member known as Arianna. That Gryffindor made Alexia's blood boil, knowing that she was known throughout the school and she didn't even have her ring yet! It was an insolence to the family and she was going to make sure that the elders find out about this when the holidays come. For now though, she wanted more to look at the numerous cases of awards the school had in store. Just when she was looking at some other awards though, she had noticed the presence of another student. The Slytherin would not have minded, though he was blocking her view of the trophies behind him as he leaned on the case. "Move," the girl spoke calmly as she looked at the boy all too seriously though couldn't help but notice that it was a Potions book he was reading. Alexia quite found it to be interesting, but for today, not so much. Or at least she liked to think that she wasn't that interested in it. "What book is that." she wanted the answer rather than asking. And she wanted the answer right this very instant.