recursal/Fanatic-Fandom huggingface dataset:
Hogwarts Reading Room

**The Reading Room** is off the side of the West Wing of the Hogwarts School interior. Much smaller than the Library, the room contains a small collection of textbook copies.

Students are free to sit and read in the room, meet and study during non-curfew hours. Comfy sofas and chairs are plenty, and due to it's proximity to the Prefects Bathroom the area remains fairly quiet.
Fermata Fiction

**Fermata Fiction** found on Carnaby Street, London is a small hole in the wall bookstore specializing in fiction books. Setting it apart from Flourish and Blotts in Diagon Alley by focusing less on educational texts and more on up and coming authors and the like.

It's founder and owner, Florian Laska, opened its doors in 2002 after a few years working elsewhere. Finally having saved enough money up to open the shop. While not incredibly popular, the few dedicated customers keep the shop alive.

## Book Stocks

Fermata Fiction carries a wide variety of books in an even wider variety of genres. Ranging from horror to romance, and everything in between. The shop is eager to publish works by new authors as well, though the shop doesn't have the facilities to mass produce books. While shop owner, Florian Laska, does review submissions before he sells them in his shop sometimes some less than fantastic stories make it onto the shelves. Such as *Miss Misty Goes to the Moon*, a children's story about a witch going to the moon. The concept, while fascinating, failed to live up to expectations when the final version of the book hit the shelves.

The store is open during typical business hours, and customers can receive assistance from Florian himself or from his new employee Mr. Tibs.

On occasion, though, after closing the shop will remain open for small music productions. Typically performed by the shops' owner. Any person is welcome to perform as well. As it stands, though, it's not incredibly popular and only started due to the owners' habit of leaving the door open while they practiced after closing hours.

## Wizarding War Display

A previously unviewable collection of newspapers and magazine articles form the Second Wizarding War has recently been put on display at the shop. One of the larger, center tables converted into a place to view the collection. Around it, non-fiction book written about the war and by survivors of it lines the area.

An avid collector of newspaper articles, Florian preserved much of the less than welcoming newspaper articles from the war. The display is not advertised as of yet but promises to not allow the darker history of the war to be forgotten going forward. Anyone is welcome to come and read the articles on display but their removal from the shop is not allowed without special permissions from Florian.

## Trivia

* Owner, Florian Laska, will claim there's a sorting system in place. Claiming that the different colored stickers on the books denote their quality. The meaning of the stickers changes every time you ask him.
* Mr. Tibs is a cat. As in, an actual cat, not a wizard in Animagi form.
Wizarding Wireless Network

The **Wizarding Wireless Network** (usually abbreviated to **WWN**), is a popular generalist wizarding wireless station. It features music programmes, interactive programmes and news bulletins.

Most wizard-born children grew up listening to the station. The radio station is based in Hogsmeade Village, the only all-wizard settlement in Great Britain.
Sarah Mansfield

**Sarah Mansfield** served as the school nurse at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry from 2009-2011. Prior to her employment at the school, she served as a Healer at St. Mungo's, where she is currently employed once again.

Like her brother Joel Mansfield, she is quite adept at Potions and Herbology, although she also excels in Defense Against the Dark Arts.

## Family Life

Sarah is the second child born to Geoffrey Mansfield and Émilie Delacroix. She has an older brother, Joel, who served as Potions Master and Head of Slytherin House for several years, also serving as interim Headmaster after the removal of Esmeralda Dragyn.

Sarah followed in her father's footsteps and was sorted into Gryffindor House. She developed a close friendship with Ginny Weasley during her time at school, though the two have since drifted apart.

Sarah's mother Émilie was imprisoned in Azkaban for most of Sarah's childhood, convicted of the murders of Fabian and Gideon Prewett during the first wizarding war.

Sarah remains close to her father, a renowned magizoologist, and is quite close to her brother, despite their ideological differences.

## Acquired Abilities

Aside from being a talented Healer, Sarah has a number of other skills, including the use of the spell Sinumbra Anima, taught to her by her late girlfriend Liyana Barrows.

Additionally, she has successfully performed true necromancy with the help of her brother, bringing her close friend Jacob Fawley back from the dead.
Spira

Monsterpedia Entry: Giant squid, creator of the universe, warped by the corruption.

## Stats

### Damage

100 damage (contact), 120 damage (consumption), 95 damage (spiral ray), 98 damage (tentacles)

## Spira True Form

Monsterpedia Entry: DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH DEATH

## Stats

### Drops

150 Chaos Hearts, Trophy of the Hero, Spira's Soul

## Other

### Spawn Conditions

Will replace Spira when they lose all their HP on Challenge Mode.

Spira is a boss spawned with the Spira's Call. It is the final boss of Spirabox, and takes its name from it. Defeating it for the first time grants the player the A Savior achievement. On Challenge Mode, after losing all HP, Spira changes into his True Form, gaining more HP and obtaining new attacks.

## Quotes

* On summoning: "A hero, you say... Nothing I can get rid of, I am the strongest being."
* 4/5 HP: "Your wins... they were an illusion. The creatures you fought were just pawns."
* 3/5 HP: "You have no meaning, your purpose isn't existent!"
* 2/5 HP: "Why aren't you listening! You know you'll lose! It's all just a game!"
* 1/5 HP: "You will never win! It's all just a trick."
* Defeat (separate messages): ""It seems you have won..." "Even after my many attempts, you never listened..." "You truly are a hero..." "This corruption... it plagues the world..." "You've even managed to defeat its abominations..." "You deserve this, really..."
* After defeat quotes on Challenge Mode (separate messages): "Heh... that was a trick too..." "I don't think you're worthy..." "Yes I do! Wait, no I don't!" "Argh... the corruption... it's too overwhelming..." "..." "...the world..." "...it is a horrible place."
* 3/4 HP in second form: "...you think you're strong... but you're really not..."
* 1/2 HP in second form: "...nothing will get you your way..."
* 1/4 HP in second form: "...you are not worthy of anything..."
* 1/8 HP in second form: "...you are a worthless being in the grand scheme of the universe..."
* 1/16 HP in second form: "...you are useless..."
* Defeat in second form (separate messages): "...no... you couldn't have... ergh..." "...this is a lie too, right?..." "...that i win and you lose..." "..." "...it seems... not..."

## Aftermath

* New enemies will spawn.
* Tera Byte can be spawned.
Divination Tower

**Divination Tower** is most well known for the Divination classroom at the top of its heights. While officially the West Tower most faculty and students refer to it as the Divination Tower. Often the smell of fragrant teas and incense fill the tower.

Unlike its cousin the Astronomy Tower, classes are rarely held at night here and students as with all other areas of the castle are not permitted to be in the Tower after curfew.

The West Tower marks the end of the West Wing.

## Classes

Two important classes are held in the West Wing.

### Defense Against the Dark Arts

In the lower level of the Tower, Defense Against the Dark Arts is taught by Hogwarts School Headmistress Sairish Hadad. Messing around in this class is ill-advised.

### Divination

The namesake of the tower, this is the most notable class in the wing. Taught by Gryffindor House Head Wesley Waite, it's a very interesting class that has an environment that looks the least like a classroom save for the outdoor classes.
Ravenclaw House

**Ravenclaw House** is one of the four Houses of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Students are sorted into their House upon arrival at the school by the Sorting Hat based on character traits valued by the founders of each House.

Members of Ravenclaw are traditionally known for their intelligence, wit, and wisdom. They are often academically motivated, and many members of this House pride themselves on their creativity and originality.
Half-blood

**Half-blood** is the term commonly given to wizards and witches who had known Muggle or Muggleborn parents or grandparents. By the 1990s, half-bloods were the most common type of wizard or witch, as the pureblood wizarding population would have become extinct had they not inter-married with Muggles and Muggleborns.

It should be noted that any wizard or witch who is neither pure-blood nor Muggle-born is considered half-blood, even if they have two magical parents; they need not have *exactly* half-Muggle/half-wizard heritage.

Non-magical children born with at least one magical parent are considered Squibs by the wizarding community rather than Half-bloods or Muggles. Because of their Muggle parentage, many end up assimilating into the Muggle population as they would have more trouble thriving within the magical community.

Magical children born to a Muggle-born and a Muggle are considered half-bloods.

## Treatment

Those who believe in the importance of blood purity consider half-bloods to be inferior because of their Muggle heritage, though superior to Muggleborns. As such, some families such allowed them to marry into their pure-blood family and could do so without affecting their family's pureblood status.

Some half-bloods expressed prejudice towards those with Muggle heritage, despite having some themselves, and clung to what wizarding heritage they had.

The Vindication sees half-bloods as lesser than purebloods, but has given their half-blood members opportunities to "reclaim their birthright" by renouncing the muggle side of their heritage.
Morgaine Selwyn

**Morgaine Selwyn** (b. July 16, 1969) is better known as **Superbia**, one of the founding seven members of The Vindication.

Morgaine comes from the Selwyn family, an esteemed pureblood wizarding family. They are members of the Sacred Twenty-Eight, widely considered to be one of the few "truly pureblood" families.

## Familial Information

Morgaine's father was Deimos Selwyn, a Death Eater of Lord Voldemort who fought in the Second Wizarding War. Deimos married Isolde Rosier in 1967, and two years later, their daughter Morgaine was born.

A year later, when the First Wizarding War broke out, the Selwyns took a public stance against the Ministry and the Order of the Phoenix. During this, Deimos committed many murders, most notably that of Robert McGonagall Jr, the brother of Minerva McGonagall.

After Voldemort's defeat, the Selwyns retreated back in hiding, but still supported Voldemort. They, along with the Lestranges, followed Voldemort and were rewarded for their loyalty.

The Selwyns fought in the Second Wizarding War as well, and Deimos fought in several battles, including the Battle of the Seven Potters. He also fought at the Ambush at the Lovegood House, along with Travers, another Death Eater. After Voldemort's defeat, Deimos was sent to Azkaban, and he died there a few years after his initial imprisonment.

Isolde and Morgaine, now in her twenties, stayed in hiding for the first few months after the war, but soon were able to publicly re-immerse themselves into society, as long as they did not let their blood purist ideals be known. Morgaine moved out of the Selwyn Manor and into a nicely furnished apartment in London, while Isolde stayed, alone.

Isolde later met a man claiming to be Gerald Macmillan, a pureblood member of the Wizengamot. Isolde and Gerald started a relationship and conceived a child together, Eleanor Selwyn. Mere weeks before Eleanor's due date, Isolde learned that Gerald was not who he said he was - he was Gerald MacArthur, a half-blood. Isolde, shocked by this new information, went into labor, and Eleanor was born. Isolde was disgusted by the fact that she had a half-blood child, and Eleanor was left on Morgaine's doorstep - accompanied only by a note that said "Your sister, Eleanor."

## Acquired Skills

Morgaine is trained in occlumency, as she worked with Benjamin Fawley, a natural legilimens.

She also has mastered Expecto Agonum once she killed Eleanor's father. Morgaine is also a natural people-person, and helped Livinia Dermot kill her father.
Astronomy

**Astronomy** is a core class and subject taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Astronomy is the branch of magic and science that studies stars and the movement of planets. It is a subject where the use of practical magic and spells during lessons is not necessary.

Astronomy lessons are spent learning the names of stars and the movements of planets. It is a required class from year one until year five, and becomes an optional subject for the final two years. Astronomy is one of the only fields of study at Hogwarts which has a direct equivalent in the Muggle world. Known student activities include learning the names of stars, constellations, and planets, as well as their location and movements, and describing the environments of planets and moons.
Hogwarts West Wing

The **Hogwarts West Wing** is the more quiet wing of the school. Many benches are available for rest, and the wing is brightly lit and decorated with hundreds of happy paintings.

Students often are on their best behavior due to the wings proximity to the Prefect Bathrooms.

## West Wing Rooms

Just as the Hogwarts East Wing, there are a number of rooms in the West Wing. Though, typically less trafficked and cozier to explore.

### Hospital Wing

Ran by new Hogwarts School nurse, Richard Johnson, injuries and ailments are handled here.

### West Corridors

The main thoroughfare of the West Wing, these corridors lead throughout the area.

### West Classrooms

Another large portion of the school's classrooms resides in this half of the castle.

### Hogwarts Reading Room

For those not wishing to study in the library, a smaller reading room can be found in the West Wing for those looking for some quiet time.

### Divination Tower; West Tower

More well known as the Divination Tower, the West Tower contains a few more classrooms and often smells of Patchouli incense and the like.

### Hogwarts Dungeon

The stairway down to the Hogwarts Dungeon is in the West Wing. Potions students and Slytherin House members are often in the area.
Slug Pit

**The Slug Pit** is a rumor that has never been proven. Though former Potions Master Professor Joel Mansfield was often seen with slugs and students often gifted slugs to the man, no slug pit has been found.

Despite this, it is a common belief among Hogwarts School students that somewhere within the Potions Masters office or within the classroom itself is a deep pit filled with hundreds of slugs.

Conversely, some students believe the pit will not be found as upon leaving the school Professor Mansfield took all the slugs with him.
Herbology Greenhouses

The **Herbology Greenhouses** are one of two classroom areas that are located outside on the Castle Grounds. Alongside the Care of Magical Creatures Enclosure, this classroom contains living specimens and students should take care to not tend to any dangerous specimens outside of classes. Less injury occurs without a Professor there to tend to the incident.

## Classes

As stated, only one class is taught at the Greenhouses. Students are to be reminded that activity within the Greenhouses during curfew is prohibited.

### Herbology

Taught by Professor Myrtle Monhallen, Herbology is a class all students will take throughout their career. Any student who finds plant eating slugs within the specimen enclosures is asked to remove them.
The Thirsty Thestral

**The Thirty Thestral** is a quiet wizard's pub in the side streets of London. The pub is a hotspot for locals after long days of work and is most well known for its quiet and cozy atmosphere.

## Special Drinks

As any good pub must have, The Thirsty Thestral alongside typical drinks and tavern food has a small selection of drink unique to the establishment.

**The Thestral's Tongue:** A dark brew ale that the owners will say is the only drink Death themselves will have. It's aged in whiskey barrels before being served.

**Dark Arts Cocktail:** A cocktail of black vodka, grenadine, and lemon-lime soda, this cocktail is a popular drink despite the name.

**The Blushing Veela:** Cranberry, vodka, Triple Sec and a splash of fresh lime juice gives this signature drink all the allure of a love potion. Though, if ordering for someone else, make sure to get a strawberry on the rim, it's said this is a good luck charm and once the drinker has had a sip the date will go perfectly.
Pleasant Prefects Wiki

## Welcome to the Wiki

Welcome to the wiki. We’re a collaborative community website about your topic that anyone, including you, can edit. Click the edit button at the top of any page to get started!

## Describe your topic

Write a description about your topic. Let your readers know what your topic is about and add some general information about it.
Warriors (song from Season 2)

Warriors is sung by She-Ra in Season 2 of The Adventures of Dr. Wolf.

(She-Ra)

We're warriors! Unstoppable!
We feel the evil coming
And shadows all around
Danger surrounds us
But won't bring us down
We're on the edge of greatness
Turning darkness to light
We're right beside you
Ready to fight!
We must be strong!
(We must be strong!)
And we must be brave
(We must be brave!)
We gotta find every bit of strength
That we have and never let it go!
We're bound to the struggle
With mighty sword and flame
We'll never fail you
When you call our name
Together we'll be heroes
Joining forces as one
Strong as the steel we carry
We rise like the su-u-u-u-un!
We must be strong!
(We must be strong!)
And we must be brave
(We must be brave!)
We gotta find every bit of strength
That we have and never let it go!

We must be strong

Cause we're warriors
We are unstoppable
Nothing's gonna get in our way
We're gonna win in the end!
(We must be strong!)
And we must be brave
(We must be brave!)
We gotta find every bit of strength
That we have and never let it go!
We must be strong!
(We must be strong!)
And we must be brave
(We must be brave!)
We're gonna reach inside,
Stand together and fight, never let it go!
We must be strong!

**Trivia**
The song was shortened due to the fact MLPFan couldn't handle the stress he was having in school.
Muggleborn

**Muggle-born**, once known as **Magbobs** and also known by the pejorative **mudblood**, are expressions referring to witches or wizards who are born to two non-magical parents. Their magical abilities do not seem to be at all affected by their Muggle parentage. The proportion of the wizarding population that is Muggle-born is on the rise as the pureblood families shrink in size and number.

Muggleborns inherit magic from a distant ancestor; they are descended from Squibs who have married Muggles and whose families had lost the knowledge of their wizarding legacy. The magic resurfaces unexpectedly many generations later.

Because of the heritable traits of magic, Muggleborn siblings are possible, as in the case of Elijah and Sadie Robbins. However, this is not always the case.

## Treatment

Muggle-born witches and wizards are often subjects of deeply prejudicial and discriminatory beliefs akin to racism. Derided by purebloods and called disparaging names such as "Mudblood", a term implying that they are somehow dirty and impure. Many purebloods believe that Muggleborns are unworthy of magic and should not be allowed into the wizarding world. During the period of time where Muggleborns were being persecuted, a news article from the *Daily Prophet* stated that Muggleborns could have only obtained magic by force or theft.

This idea is seen as fact by The Vindication, who believe that Muggleborns steal magic from squibs. They have even gone so far as to kill a muggleborn (Esmeralda Dragyn, the ex-headmistress) to give a squib her magic back.
Department of Regulation and Care of Magical Creatures

### Goals

Governing body of Beings, Beasts, Spirits and the Goblin and Centaur liason offices.

### Affiliation

Ministry of Magic

The **Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures** is the second largest department in the Ministry of Magic. It is divided into three divisions named after the three categorisations of magical creatures: Being, Beast and Spirit. It also houses the liaison offices for Goblins and Centaurs.

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures works very hard to hide the magical creatures living in Britain. They do this by establishing safe habitats, guarded by Muggle-Repelling Charms and other magical means. Some such areas are patrolled and guarded by wizards (e.g. dragon reservations). The Department also strictly controls the breeding and sale of magical creatures. Additionally, individual wizards are legally required to use Disillusionment Charms to conceal creatures that they own.

When a magical creature is seen by Muggles, various methods are used to cover up the incident, including: memory charms cast by Obliviators, spells cast by the Invisibility Task-force, and alibis and non-magical explanations concocted by the Office of Misinformation.

## Classification of Magical Creatures

The Department for the Regulation and Control of Magical Creatures classifies magical creatures on a scale from 1 (X) to 5 (XXXXX) as follows:

* **XXXXX**: Known wizard killer / impossible to train or domesticate
* **XXXX**: Dangerous / requires specialist knowledge / skilled wizard may handle
* **XXX**: Competent wizards should cope
* **XX**: Harmless / may be domesticated
* **X**: Boring
Astronomy Tower

The **Astronomy Tower** or less commonly known as the East Tower contains the equipment and classrooms used by Astronomy students. The offices of a few Hogwarts teachers can be found in the area and is one of the few areas that students might be around at night due to the nature of the Astronomy class.

Although, normal curfew rules apply and exploration of the Astronomy Tower outside class during curfew can result in punishment from professors or prefects.

The East Tower marks the end of the East Wing.

## Classes

A few notable classes are held in the Astronomy Tower as well as a few Professors offices.

### Astronomy

The subject is taught at the top of the tower in the observation area. A number of telescopes are set up for students studying and for lectures. Classes performed at night happen on occasion but it is requested that students be extra quiet as to not disturb sleeping paintings or that of other professors who reside in the tower. Astronomy is taught currently by Ravenclaw House Head Killian McDowell.

### Arithmancy

Students choosing to take the subject of Arithmancy will be taught in the Astronomy tower under the observation of Hufflepuff House Head Jude McDowell. Some students report the high-level subject in combination with the high altitude can make them dizzy. Professor J. McDowell instead says that the dizziness comes from staring at the mathematical runic equations too long. Students are not sure why this is different. Or better.
Department of International Magical Cooperation

The **Department of International Magical Cooperation** is a division of the Ministry of Magic which, as its name suggests, tries to get wizards from different countries to work together.

The duties of this department are to work with magical governments of other countries, set standards for trade, create regulations for things like cauldron thickness, interpret international magical law, work with Department of Magical Games and Sports on the Triwizard Tournament, be present at the International Confederation of Wizards, British Seats.

This Department was established sometime between 1798 and 1811, by Minister Artemisia Lufkin.

## Divisions

The department is located on the fifth level of the Ministry of Magic, and includes the following divisions:

* The **International Magical Trading Standards Body**
* The **International Magical Office of Law**
* The **International Confederation of Wizards** British Seats
Excelsior Hall

**Excelsior Hall** is a private, exclusive, high-end bar in the heart of London. Muggleborn witches and wizards are not allowed within and due to the Crups guarding the establishment, only Purebloods are really guaranteed entrance.

## High-End Experiences

Excelsior Hall advertises only the most luxury of drinks and service, promising that any coming to the establishment will be waited on with perfect service and provided the highest quality of drinks and cocktails.

Of course, a certain dress code is in order for the establishment and anyone not looking the part of the bar's status will be asked to either leave or not be permitted in at all. One must be on their best behavior within Excelsior Hall.

**Unicorn Horn Wine:** A white wine aged twenty years in white oak barrels, combined with ground unicorn horn. This wine glistens with some internal light when poured and only the most prestigious of guests at the bar can even afford to order a glass.

**Siren's Whisper:** The finest brut champagne and dry gin combined with superfine sugar and fresh lemon juice. An expensive cocktail for a refined palette.

**Dragon's Blood Wine:** A deep red wine aged in barrels burned by dragon fire. Comes from the Burgundy region of France.

## Status Exclusivity

Controversially, Excelsior Hall maintains that it will always be an exclusive establishment. While most who visit the establishment and even a number of those who don't, see no problem with the exclusive business style.

This keeps the bar not empty, but far less visited by the general populace. A good number of people not attempting to make it past the Crups, as even Half-bloods can find themselves turned away from the establishment's guards.

This exclusivity doesn't keep the bar from celebrating local events, recently hosting Aldreda Werley in celebration of the Virtus Games.

### Crup Guards

The Crups are Jack Russell terrier looking dogs with docked tails that work alongside the normal doorman. Anyone wishing to gain entrance to the bar must first pass the invisible test done by the Crups. These dogs determine whether or not someone is worthy of entrance and there is currently no appeal process for those who find themselves turned away by the establishment.
Knockturn Alley

**Knockturn Alley** is a shopping area off Diagon Alley in London. It is filled with numerous shops devoted to the Dark Arts. Unusual, sinister and sometimes dangerous individuals walk around and shop in the area.

Not only are the wares sold there somewhat dangerous, but the wizards hanging around behave fairly suspiciously as well. From the shops and the street vendors, one can purchase, among other things, shrunken heads, poisonous candles, human-looking fingernails, and Flesh-Eating Slug Repellent.

As with Diagon Alley, Knockturn Alley is not directly accessible from the Muggle world. The Leaky Cauldron pub provides one access (via Diagon Alley), while Apparition and Floo powder are other access options. There may be other entrances. In addition, as noted above, a vanishing cabinet located within one of the shops provided direct access to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

## Shops and Businesses

Due to the area's reputation as being dedicated to the Dark Arts a number of lesser-known shops can be found in the area including the following:

* Alethea Mirren and Joel Mansfield's Potions Shop
* Borgin and Burkes
Pureblood

**Pureblood** individuals are people who have no Muggles or Muggleborns as parents or grandparents.

In the 1930s, a wizard, commonly believed to be Cantankerus Nott, published a Pure-Blood Directory featuring twenty-eight families he believed to be pure-blooded, though many objected to this designation.

## Common Attitudes

Some pure-bloods regard themselves as superior to those witches and wizards who are born to Muggles and half-bloods. They believe that Muggles are little more than animals and that Muggleborns, whom they derisively call 'Mudbloods', are second-class citizens, inferior and unworthy of being allowed to practice magic. Many also discriminate against half-breeds, giants, werewolves and magical creatures.

Traditionalist pure-bloods like to keep the generations "pure" by having children exclusively with other pure-bloods. These families often avoid marrying their heirs off to Muggleborns and Half-Bloods, believing that the next generation could lose their capability to perform magic.

There are pure-bloods who do not have these beliefs, and instead treat all magical people and Muggles as equals. These pure-blood folk are often labeled "blood traitors" by the more fanatical pure-bloods.
The Great Lake

**The Great Lake** is an expansive lake that borders the Hogwarts School Grounds. Between the lake and The Forbidden Forest, both serve as natural borders to ensure students stay within the Castle Grounds.

Students are free to swim in the lake and spend time at the Boathouse Docks but are discouraged from littering or doing anything to disturb the Giant Squid.
Ollivander's

**Ollivander's; Makers of Fine Wands** was founded in 382 B.C.E. and to this day stands as one of the most well known and renowned wand maker's to have ever been established. Found on North Street in Diagon Alley, this shop is a fine artisan establishment.

While repairs on broken wands is difficult, magic casters can receive such services from Ollivander's as well as being one of the first locations prospective Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry students go to.

## Wands

Ollivander's is famous for their wands and their three supreme cores flood the shelves of the store. While in recent years more uncommon cores have become prevalent the three main cores remain the majority.

### Woods

A variety of woods are used in wand crafting, and each wood type has a different property and personality. The Celtic Tree Calendar has trees that are assigned to different parts of the year sometimes also plays a factor when a wand chooses its wielder.

Garrick Ollivander has made detailed notes on wand woods, and their personalities and this information has become accepted by most Wand Lore Experts.

Common woods used at Ollivander's include the following;

* Acacia
* Alder
* Ash
* Apple
* Aspen
* Beech
* Blackthorn
* Black Walnut
* Cedar
* Cherry
* Chestnut
* Cypress
* Dogwood
* Ebony
* English Oak
* Elder
* Elm
* Fir
* Hawthorn
* Hazel
* Holly
* Hornbeam
* Larch
* Laurel
* Maple
* Pear
* Pine
* Poplar
* Red Oak
* Redwood
* Reed
* Rowan
* Silver Lime
* Spruce
* Sycamore
* Vine
* Walnut
* Willow
* Yew

## The Three Supreme Cores

Famously Ollivander's has used the three supreme cores in most of their wands, and newer cores have been a slow trickle into wand making world. The three cores being:

* Dragon Heartstring
* Unicorn Hair
* Phoenix Feather

### Non-Traditional Cores

Despite their heavy reliance on the three supreme cores, a few more uncommon cores have been used by Ollivander's and as time goes on these non-traditional cores become more popular. Some examples are as follows:

* Thestral Tail Hair
* Kelpie Hair
* Rougarou Hair

And many others that younger Wand Lore Experts and Makers have begun to experiment with and craft.
Goode's Goods

**Goode's Goods** has everything. Ran by Godfrey Goode, this little shop on Carnaby Street has everything any witch or wizard could ever need. In it's time the shop evolved from a home good's store to a furniture store to a candy shop until finally falling into the ownership of Mr.Goode.

The inventory is mostly magical and seemingly neverending. Mr. Goode attempted to take inventory of the store once and a chair ate the parchment they were working on. After that, the extent of the goods contained within has been left to the imagination. In short, Goode's Goods has goods you might not even know you need yet. Mr. Goode might not even know he has it, but he does.

Exploring the store itself is just as much a part of the novelty as the items one can find within.

## Known Goods

While not every item sold within Goode's Goods is known, there are a number of known products to be sold within the establishment. It is not known if all these items were unique or not, so promises of these items being available is not guaranteed. Due to the eclectic nature of the store, it's very likely most items known to have been purchased there could already be sold out.

* Singing Toads
* Enchanted Monocles
* Palette of All Colours
* Self Cooking Fry-Pans
* Incredibly Dull, Sleep Inducing Books
* Ring of Limb Vanishing

## Trivia

* Mr. Goode is known to participate in local events such as the London Spring Festival and the Virtus Games.
* He has good taste in music.
Department of Mysteries

The **Department of Mysteries** is a section of the Ministry of Magic that carries out confidential research. Most of its operations are carried out in total secrecy. Few wizards within the Ministry actually know what is located within this department, though it is learned that the various mysteries of the world are studied there, these include: love, space, thought, time, and death. Those wizards who work in the Department of Mysteries are known as Unspeakables because of the confidential nature of their work.

Due to the highly classified nature of this department, it is granted a great deal of independence, being the only one within the entire Ministry that does not need to answer to the Department of Magical Law Enforcement. Even the Minister of Magic has very little authority over the department's operations.
Beak Street

**Beak Street** is a thoroughfare in London that intersects with Carnaby Street. While also a street brimming with activity, Beak Street is host to a number of smaller more discreet shops compared to Carnaby Street.

## Shops and Businesses

While containing smaller shops, a number of newer shops have opened on Beak Street that has become rather popular:

* Silver Lime Cafe owned by Eliza Stewart
* The Simmering Cauldron, specializing in fondue
* Antique Bookstore; Unknown Ownership/Open-Close Status
Castle Grounds

The **Hogwarts Castle Grounds** make up a majority of the property occupied by the school. The sprawling landscape includes the more trimmed lawns and grounds and less cared for edges towards The Forbidden Forest.

Students are free to explore the grounds at their will outside of curfew hours.

## Notable Areas

The expansive grounds have many notable locations. Including spaces reserved for sports and classes and general areas that students are free to visit.

### The Great Lake

The shores of The Great Lake are a common recreational area. While students are warned to not disturb the Giant Squid, few accidents have been had while students were in the water.

#### Boathouse Docks

Along the shore, a small boathouse dock can be found. The boats are not available to students but it has become a popular diving spot for students looking for a break from classes.

### Quidditch Pitch

The most famous part of the Hogwarts School grounds. The Quidditch Pitch is well kept and students on their House team may practice here during normal hours and all students are free to come to the stands for games.

### The Care of Magical Creatures Enclosure

On the edges of the school grounds, nearest of all places to The Forbidden Forest, a small enclosure is set up for the Care of Magical Creatures students.

### The Herbology Greenhouses

Near to the castle walls, the Herbology Greenhouses contain hundreds of magical plants. Herbology students may come here to study and for classes.

### Hogwarts Owlery

Owls owned by students and owls kept by the school can be found here. Anyone is free to come to the Owlery to send parcels, as long as they respect the owls home.

### The Forbidden Forest

The Forbidden Forest lines the outermost edge of the school grounds. Students are not permitted to enter the forest at risk of their own lives.
Ministry of Magic

The **Ministry of Magic** is the main governing body of the magical community of Great Britain and also Ireland, with the intention of preservation of magical law. The Ministry connects the British government to the wizarding world. The headquarters of the Ministry are in Whitehall, in central London, deep underground.
Jillian's villa

**Jillian's villa** is the personal house of Jillian Salvius and her son Michael Salvius.

It was used as a hiding place for Warrior Sisters from the OCS during their fight against Adriel and the Firstborn Children.

## Location

The villa is located in the Spanish countryside. It is a few hours drive from Madrid.

## Description

The villa has several rooms, a courtyard entrance, a patio with an ancient statue, gardens, and a large balcony overlooking the countryside.

It has modern medical equipment such as a nursing care bed, a pod, a radiology scanner and similar machines. There was also the Arc, transferred from Arq-Tech, until it was stolen.

## Visitors

* Kristian Schaefer
* Lilith
* Ava Silva
* Beatrice
* Camila
* Mother Superion
* Yasmine Amunet
* Dora
* Todd
* Frankie
* William Foster
* Father Vincent

## Appearances

* *Galatians 6:4-5*
* *Colossians 3:9-10*
* *Luke 8:17*
* *Corinthians 10:20-21*
* *Mark 10:45*
* *Isaiah 40:31*
* *Psalms 116:15*
* *Jeremiah 29:13*
West Classrooms

The **West Classrooms** are found in the West Wing of Hogwarts. These classrooms are typically much quieter than their counterparts in the East Wing, as the subjects studied there tend to be more book heavy than wand heavy.

## Classes

Of the classrooms in the area, two classes are the most heavily trafficked in the area.

### History of Magic

This classroom is lined with thick heavy tomes regarding the long and very hard to read History of Magic. The class is taught by Professor Owen Cavanaugh, and yes no matter how high you stack your books he can tell you're sleeping in class.

### Muggle Studies

The first thing students need to know about Muggle Studies is that it is not a class they can get an easy grade in. While Muggleborn students may have an easier time at the class, do not expect it to be an easy ride. Also, yes, Professor Milo Ainsley is dead, please do not walk through him if you don't want your grade to be docked.
Hogwarts Dungeon

The **Hogwarts Dungeon** leads to many places within the castle. Though many of these rooms and places are off limits to students the area is not abandoned. As most notably students from the Slytherin House will use these passageways to make it to their House Common Room; the Slytherin Dungeons.

A few study areas mark the area and several storage rooms for the Potions class are around, though the former is always locked.

### Potions

The Potions classroom is well light and often hot and humid with bubbling cauldrons. Interim Professor Jacques Gottobedde is teaching the class and a new permanent teacher has not been selected. Students have rumored that there is a hidden Slug Pit somewhere in former Professor Joel Mansfield's office.
Rats

**Rats** are a small rodent sold at The Magical Menagerie in Diagon Alley. They are largely regarded as vermin or pests, but can also be domesticated and kept as pets. These domesticated rats are sometimes called "Fancy Rats" and can come in a variety of coat colors, as opposed to their wild cousins that only come in brown.

Rats are a less popular pet option for wizards and witches, as opposed to cats and owls. A typical rat's life expectancy is between two to three years, although it's not unheard of for a rat to live up to five years.

What they lack in longevity they make up for in personality. Rats are extremely loyal to their owners and can get quite sad if their owner is gone all day. They are also exceptionally intelligent, they can solve puzzles and even learn tricks.

## Appearance

Domestic rats come in many different colors, fur types, and patterns.

There are two types of ears, top-eared rats and dumbo rats.Top eared is the normal position of the ears seen in most wild rats. The ears are to the sides of the top of the head and stand up straight. Dumbo rats, as the name suggests, have rounded ears that stick out to the sides. This can make the head look bigger and rounder, often making them look younger.

## Trivia

* A rat is a possible corporeal form of the Patronus Charm.
* Magical Menagerie has sold sleek black rats that are rumored to have a longer lifespan than typical rats.
Puffskein

**Puffskeins**, are small beasts, covered in soft fur and round in shape. They are a popular pet for wizard children as they are easy to care for and don't mind being cuddled or even thrown around. They are sold at the Magical Menagerie in Diagon Alley.

Puffskeins are scavengers and will eat just about anything, from leftovers to spiders. They're even infamously known for using their long tongues to eat wizards' boogey's out of their nose while they sleep.

## Trivia

* A group of puffskeins is called a *poffle*.
* Appaloosa Puffskeins and Fanged Puffskeins, are two illegal breeds of puffskein and due to breeding laws being put in place are now extinct.
History of Magic

**History of Magic** is a core class and subject taught at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. This class is a study of magical history. This is one of the subjects where the use of magic practically isn't necessary. History of Magic is taught from the first year to the fifth, and is completed with an O.W.L. exam with only a written section.

The lesson plan usually consists of lectures on the 'History of Wizards and the Magical World' (in which goblin rebellions appear most memorably). This class is similar to the study of History in the Muggle World, as particular emphasis is placed upon remembering dates, names and events.
Hogwarts East Wing

The **East Wing** of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry contains a number of locations and classrooms.

Students are urged to be quiet in the halls due to it's proximity to the Hogwarts Library.

## East Wing Rooms

The East Wing of Hogwarts is a busy one, containing some of the most trafficked areas of the school.

### The Great Hall

All students will find themselves in The Great Hall for meals. A busy location and not recommended for studying.

### East Corridors

The long corridor sections of the wing that connect to the rest of the area. Students are urged to be on their best behavior lest they disturb classes or those in the Library.

### East Classrooms

A small collection of the many classrooms in the school. Students are often here.

### Hogwarts Library

The second largest area in the East Wing. The Hogwarts Library has a vast collection of books, Enya Seo runs the library.

#### The Restricted Section

Students are not permitted in the Restricted Section without strict permission from a professor.

### Astronomy Tower; East Tower

The East Tower is more commonly known as the Astronomy Tower. A few classes can be found here.

### Hogwarts Clubroom

A number of clubs are at Hogwarts. The clubroom is reserved by students so they can host club meetings and activities.

### Hogwarts Broom Cupboard

Mr. Jacques Gottobedde, the Hogwarts Caretaker, has asked students to not hide in the East Wing cupboard to no avail.
Head Student

A **Head Student** is a seventh year student who has authority over Prefects at Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Each year, two head students are selected by the current Headmaster of Hogwarts. The pair of students are instructed to do duties to assist the school. They lead both the prefects and (in many cases) the entire student body.

## Appointment and Duties

At the end of the school year the Headmaster appoints new prefects, as well as two head students from all of the seventh year students. These students are chosen because of their academic achievement, outstanding reputation as a student, and an honest, good, and hard-working personality.

One of the duties known of the Head Students is to instruct the Prefects of their duties on the Hogwarts Express in the Prefects' carriage. On the train, the Head Students can be seen telling the prefects when they will need to patrol the train.

The Head Students also plan the parties and balls hosted by the school each holiday.

## Pleasant Prefects Head Students

 Jeremy Locke | 2010-2011
 Annie Montfort | 2011-2012
 Penny Thomas | 2010-2011
 Hadrian Werley | 2009-2010
West Corridors

The **West Corridors** of Hogwarts School is a quiet length of halls that lead students throughout the West Wing. Things typically are a bit more hectic around this area as the distance from the Library lets students be a bit more rambunctious.

Though, most are respectful enough to be quiet near the Hospital Wing and fearful enough to do the same when near the Prefects Bathroom. Though paintings in between the two locations often have to deal with students who aren't so inclined to be quiet. Students may find their late night walkabouts interrupted by paintings calling out to alert professors of students out of bed past curfew.
Hogwarts Clubroom

The **Hogwarts Clubroom** is a multipurpose room open to all students. Hobbies and activities of varying types are free to be performed in the room as long as students take responsibility for the area and tidy up. The room is often alight with one club or another and almost all clubs at the school have meetings within the room.

## Active Clubs

Students are permitted to use the room for a number of activities but students looking to start a club are asked to receive sponsorship from a Professor before beginning to meet and hold events.

Clubs are not required to meet in the club room but it is commonplace for meetings to take place in. A club directory is kept in the room for any new students looking for extra-curricular activities to participate in.

Current clubs and their professor sponsors are as follows:

1 *Football Club will more often meet on the School Grounds, changes in plans will be announced in the club room.*

2 *Nimue's Warriors commonly meets in The Great Hall, changes in plans will be announced in the club room.*

## Classes

Only once class is currently held within the Hogwarts Club room.

### Ancient Runes

The elective study of Ancient Runes is currently the only class to be taught within the Hogwarts Clubroom. Not far from the area in the East Corridors the office of Professor Avery Sheridan, the Ancient Runes instructor, can be found. While class is in session students are not able to use the clubroom for activities but are welcome to resume such activity when the class has concluded and Professor Sheridan is no longer assisting Ancient Runes students.
Prefect Bathrooms

**The Prefect Bathroom** is a private bathroom off of the West Wing Corridor. As the name would imply, only Prefects are able to access the bathroom. The room itself was constructed for Prefects as a reward for the status that they have achieved among the student body.

There is no specific rule that Prefects cannot allow others within but the bathroom is specifically for those with that status or that of the status as Head Girl/Boy.
The Restricted Section

**The Restricted Section** is a highly regulated portion of the Hogwarts Library. The books contained within contain dangerous secrets and magic often relating to the Dark Arts. That and the books themselves may actually be dangerous.

Entrance into the area is expressly forbidden without express permission. And for most students of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, there are likely very few professors who will allow entrance unless the reasoning is very well thought out.

Students found breaking into The Restricted Section are likely to receive detention if not far more severe punishment.