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Appearance:
She has a tall slim figure, fair skin, blue eyes with platinum blonde hair, resembling a porcelain doll from afar. She doesn't wear much makeup except concealer to hide her dark circles and she has a smile plastered on face at all times. For clothes, she would dress sort of feminine-academia while covering her body and wears gloves to cover her burn scars.
Backstory:
She was born as a naturally gifted witch, being able to do fairly complex spells at a young age. Her parents are also talented in the realm of magic, being a powerful wizard and witch that gained a lot of wealth from doing so, so it was an expectation for her to be good at magic as well. Though, her parents were often times not home leaving her quite lonely and forced to be independent. When she was 6, she was enrolled at a prestigious primary school for gifted witches and wizards, skipping a few grades for her on par with the other students. Being the youngest in her class, she was adored by her class and was often spoiled by them. Siri wasn't sure what to make of the affection at first, as she wasn't used to receiving it but slowly but surely she warmed up to her class, becoming really close to all of them. Among them was a girl named "Delilah" who was closer to Siri than the rest and treated Siri like a little sister. Siri told her about her home life and soon enough Delilah became Siri's babysitter whenever she can so she could take care of her. Despite having a natural talent for magic, she was never really too interested in doing it, mostly playing games, doodling, dress up and other things kids her age would normally do and practicing magic only when needed. When she was 8, she and the rest of her class went on a field trip to go camping. During so, a fire had broke out and set fire the camp. Siri and the rest of class were in the panic as the fire had started at the entrance so they had no way to exit. As the fire crept in, the students hurried to try to put out. Delilah and Siri went together to try to extinguish the fire with their magic but it was no use and the fire continued to spread. As the situation seemed dire, Delilah made a last ditch effort to make a magic shield around Siri to protect her from the fire. But unfortunately, the spell drained all of her energy causing her to pass out, unable to make one for herself. Siri tried over and over to make one for Delilah as well, but the spell was too complex for her and so she had to watch in horror as the fire burned Delilah to death. Siri was left the sole survivor of this incident and although she had minimal burn scars on her hands and legs, she was deeply scarred mentally. After this incident, she made it her life mission to become the world's greatest magician so that if that a situation like that were to happen again, she would be strong enough to protect those she loves, like how Delilah protected her. Since then, she quit school and to become homeschooled to be tutored by her parents. Though, they were still overly busy with their work and didn't have much time for their daughter, though still taught her magic where they could. As to not add to their overwhelming workload than she already does, she hid how traumatized she really was under a fake smile and a friendly demeanor. Despite the limited time she had to hone her magic skills, she eventually became extremely powerful through her determination. At 13, she went to a public high school again because she felt she was finally worthy enough. She quickly became the top of the school because of her academic intellect. Though, due to her fake demeanor, she couldn't make friends because she seemed insincere. She didn't mind though, she was scared of losing them if they were close to her. Eventually, she became the student council president because she quite frankly was overqualified for the position. She of course took this position very seriously, sometimes even passing out at her desk from overworking herself. She was also prone to making reckless decisions without the rest of the council's permission and making extremely strict rules out of fear that the students will get hurt.
