Clemetine Hoffman

student/sorcerer

pen drawing of girl with long hair and slight bangs

Biography

I am from the state of Texas, the land of cowboys, or as I like to say... witches. Originally, I am from the state of Texas. The house I lived in was an old eighteenth century castle that was passed down from generation to generation. In my house, I have a pet dog named Scout and a pet cat named Ripley, they’re both girls. One thing about me is that I love to bake desserts, and my favorite dessert is banana pudding. It’s a shame that my pets can’t experience the joy that this dish gives me, it really beyond the realm of reality.

One of my other interests that I have is oil painting, it’s amazing how well my photographic memory goes with painting. No need to take a picture to reference for later!

Inventory

Paint brushes
These paint brushes aren’t just loosely placed in my inventory, they’re all collected into a gray cloth, roll up scroll that can be tied with velcro. This holder has been through quite a lot and even has a bit of liquin stain from when it leaked. Liquin is particularly a liquid but more of a goop, so imagine my complete and utter shock when I discovered this mess. It was a though hardened snot was consuming my brushes. It almost became unsalvageable. There’s elastic for each brush and their sizes to fit perfectly. Though as the years have gone by, the more brushes there are. Some brushes even have to share their elastic slots. The color of these brushes are quite varied, but the exquisite ones are maroon colored with yellow hair at the ends. The hair on these brushes are quite soft and smooth, perfect for oil painting. The path they create while spreading paint, is full and even, a perfect path. The oldest brushes in this collection are those of gray handles. These brushes have been through it and somehow still give quite astonishing results. The path those ones create can be rough at times, but a little roughness every now and then allows for texture to show through giving paintings more depth.

4 Rings from mother
These four rings were received every year on special holidays, mainly on my Birthday or Christmas. The size of these rings are a size eights and contain a silver band. They’re silver due to my cool toned skin, gold would just be an atrocity. Wearing gold jewelry on cool toned skin would be just as bad as wearing socks with sandals. A questionable fashion statement it would be. Though containing a silver band is not the only thing about these rings, they also contain quite lavish gems on top. Whether they’re real or fake is a conversation for another time. The importance of rings is their beauty, and the majority of their beauty comes from their gems. If you look into the gems of these rings it’s as though I can see several different universerses forming as though to create this magnificent ring. As there are four rings, there are four different colors. The colors are sapphire blue, emerald green, faint crystal blue, and citrine yellow… such decorated color names. Wearing all four of these rings together would not suit looks well, separately is ideal. In a look, only one of these rings can be the showstopper. The ideal finger for one of these rings would be the right index finger. Any other finger would be good too, but this one is the best. Once placed on a finger, it’ll be cold to the touch, but don’t let that frighten you not to wear them.

Magical Broom Stick
Like any other magical broomstick, this one allows people to fly into the air. This broomstick has been passed down from generation to generation, and is given to the next of kin when they turn eighteen years old. The broomstick may look ragged and old to a mere mortal's eyes, but to a witch in this line of succession, it’s entirely sacred. The symbols carved into the broomstick reveal a golden glow when touched by the magic of a successor. The activation of the magical broomstick will not happen by just any sorcerer, it requires magic known by family. The stick of the broom is made from wood from a live oak tree, a quite common tree in the state of Texas meaning that the color is light brown, almost sandy. The broomstick is smooth to the touch even when litten up with a touch of magic allowing fingers to glide across with ease. Even while the broomstick is smooth, gripping this broom in order to clean won’t allow hands to lose their grip and slide. Whether this is a trick of magic or not, the family will never reveal the truth. The bristles of the broomstick are ash white, not due to age, just by personal choice. Unlike modern brooms, the arrangement of the hairs are triangular, not horizontal. Bristles of the broom are tied with silver wires around the cylindrical broomstick. The broomstick appearance is that of typical witches, but it’s not any less powerful.

Sparkly Pink Wand
The name of this item reveals more about its owner than its own appearance. Wands are a bit complex and are not the same per person. The creation of the wand is through an analysis of the person who’ll use it. Clementine Hoffman’s wand is made of ebony wood and has a carved handle representing that of a snake head peeking out towards the bottom while the rest is covered with a scale pattern. The decision of the snake was due to the wand's core obtaining that of a dragon’s heart. The dragon’s heart is given to those with an abundance of passion, fiery passion. The eyes of the carved snake head contain the gem, star ruby. The star rubies are a pinkish color and when hit with light, reveal a six rayed star. It is said that the ancients regarded the star ruby gem as a very powerful talisman, a guiding star for travelers and seekers of all kinds. The placement of these gems on the wand reveal the true purpose of the holder, and they are quite rare to have placed on a wand. When the wand is used, the rubies light up creating a magical path of pink sparks. The initial description of the wand may seem as though this wand is nothing to worry about, but it’s exactly the opposite.