HP: Keep Your Hands Off My Unicorn!

The characters’ values are not the author’s values! Slice of life takes priority over the main plot / original male and female leads / rivals / story begins in third year.

Galila Kalhe hates trouble, crowds, and idiots. She dreams of seeing a unicorn one day, talks to animals all the time, and tells people she can understand them. As a result, her teachers and classmates all think she’s a weirdo with something wrong with her. Even though she’s brilliant and always gets top marks, she can’t avoid being ostracized. But she doesn’t care, because she has no interest in associating with those foolish, melodramatic teenagers anyway [sunglasses emoji].

Her parents died young, and she grew up in her uncle’s home, though her uncle doesn’t seem to like her very much. When she was old enough to start school, he sent her to the local school with the worst reputation. All of this made her even less interested in making friends.

At Hogwarts, her dream of seeing a unicorn finally comes true. Someone tells her that not every wizard can communicate with animals. Only wizards with Kalhe family blood can do it. She loves animals and is proud of her ability. From then on, she idolizes the famous Magizoologist Newt Scamander and reads his Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them like the Bible, day and night.

Some people still mock her here, but just as before, she ignores them and focuses on her studies.

That is, until she comes in second in her year. The top student, Avis Wright, gives her a mocking look, and she knows: the feud has begun (not really).

She hates trouble, but when her family and friends are involved, she’ll charge in without hesitation.