Hey guys!
Thanks to Lady Russell Holmes for your review!
Ok, it's been a while but school is just pure stress at the moment . . .
The member group project I was talking about will take much longer than I thought, because I don't have a scanner (*shakes head desperately*)!!! But in spite of this I would love to see some art from you. I did some myself but well, nobody knows when you will be able to see it . . .
So . . . ok, let's take a look at another character:
Disclaimer: The Harry Potter series belong to J. K. Rowling. The characters you don't recognize and the plot belong to me.
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Jean Eriks is a half-fairy. Everybody calls her Jean, because nobody can spell her real name, for it is fairy-tongue. She hasn't got a surname so she just took Pamela's.
Jean was raised by a group of Asian wizards. After her birth her mother couldn't keep her, because she could feel that the father of her child was a dark wizard, although she didn't remember who. He was most certainly not a fairy-man.
The wizards Jean was raised by were familiar with fairies and they taught her to develop her powers.
Fairies have the capability of healing. This capability was given her, too. Jean could feel it when people around her were ill or injured and she was able to heal them. But it always took her a great deal of power and afterwards she was exhausted.
Jean never visited a wizarding school or learned how to use a wand. The people she lived with used very little magic and only wandless.
Like the other siblings she had nightmares until Voldemort lost his powers and she also felt when he returned. Because of her fairy-blood her senses were stronger than usual and she left the village were she had been all her life almost immediately after the beginning of the holidays after Harry's fourth year. She knew that she was connected to some people and she was sure that it had something to do with her father, and so she tried to find them.
After a long journey she arrives at Hogwarts and Pamela and Jo know instantly who she is. The sisters get to learn each other very well and after a short time trust each other completely. The others are not so trusting. Of course they know Pamela and about Jo they just think that she is a little crazy but Jean seems strange to them.
Jean doesn't talk much nor does she laugh very often. In fact most of the time she appears rather emotionless. She is petite and she has the bright blue eyes of a fairy. Her hair though is not blond but shiny black. She has the pale skin of a porcelain doll that seems to shine out of itself. She is very beautiful in a surreal way. Most people think she is creepy and it is difficult for them to treat her like a normal woman.
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Well, I think this is everything about Jean. If there is anything you want to know, just tell me.
I wanted to say that I hope that there is someone who would write this story. I'm so excited about it. I've already thought of doing it myself, but if you haven't already guessed I'm not English and it would be too difficult for me to write this.
Anyway, hope you liked it so far! If you have any comments just give me a short review, I'd appreciate it very much.
See you next chapter!
Thanks to Lady Russell Holmes for your review!
Ok, it's been a while but school is just pure stress at the moment . . .
The member group project I was talking about will take much longer than I thought, because I don't have a scanner (*shakes head desperately*)!!! But in spite of this I would love to see some art from you. I did some myself but well, nobody knows when you will be able to see it . . .
So . . . ok, let's take a look at another character:
Disclaimer: The Harry Potter series belong to J. K. Rowling. The characters you don't recognize and the plot belong to me.
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Jean Eriks is a half-fairy. Everybody calls her Jean, because nobody can spell her real name, for it is fairy-tongue. She hasn't got a surname so she just took Pamela's.
Jean was raised by a group of Asian wizards. After her birth her mother couldn't keep her, because she could feel that the father of her child was a dark wizard, although she didn't remember who. He was most certainly not a fairy-man.
The wizards Jean was raised by were familiar with fairies and they taught her to develop her powers.
Fairies have the capability of healing. This capability was given her, too. Jean could feel it when people around her were ill or injured and she was able to heal them. But it always took her a great deal of power and afterwards she was exhausted.
Jean never visited a wizarding school or learned how to use a wand. The people she lived with used very little magic and only wandless.
Like the other siblings she had nightmares until Voldemort lost his powers and she also felt when he returned. Because of her fairy-blood her senses were stronger than usual and she left the village were she had been all her life almost immediately after the beginning of the holidays after Harry's fourth year. She knew that she was connected to some people and she was sure that it had something to do with her father, and so she tried to find them.
After a long journey she arrives at Hogwarts and Pamela and Jo know instantly who she is. The sisters get to learn each other very well and after a short time trust each other completely. The others are not so trusting. Of course they know Pamela and about Jo they just think that she is a little crazy but Jean seems strange to them.
Jean doesn't talk much nor does she laugh very often. In fact most of the time she appears rather emotionless. She is petite and she has the bright blue eyes of a fairy. Her hair though is not blond but shiny black. She has the pale skin of a porcelain doll that seems to shine out of itself. She is very beautiful in a surreal way. Most people think she is creepy and it is difficult for them to treat her like a normal woman.
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*
Well, I think this is everything about Jean. If there is anything you want to know, just tell me.
I wanted to say that I hope that there is someone who would write this story. I'm so excited about it. I've already thought of doing it myself, but if you haven't already guessed I'm not English and it would be too difficult for me to write this.
Anyway, hope you liked it so far! If you have any comments just give me a short review, I'd appreciate it very much.
See you next chapter!