Makena Naya Teegan

What happens when you mix a voodoo priestess with a wizard? A magical bun in the oven.

Makena was born a unique child. She was born a mute. Her parents never thought of it as a disability nor did she. At a young age, Makena was able to express herself through art and dance. The girl was running before she would walk and always on an adventure.

Makena was an only child because her father was an auror and was consistently moving around as part of his job. Her mother was content with her daughter, not to mention she had her hands full raising a spunky child while maintaining her magic shop.

It was clear to her parents that she was a flower child. She spent most of her childhood outdoors, playing in whatever lust landscape she could find.

When she reached the age of 14, she was invited to attend Massri, a magical school for gifted kids like herself. Her first year was a bit difficult, she had a hard time adjusting. Due to her disability, she made a hard time communicating with teachers and students.

The second year she was more prepared, she carried around a white board and marker. Once she was able to communicate with others, they opened up more and became her friends. She excelled in school and even took on a few extra classes.

As the years past, she grew more confident in herself. Her hippie lifestyle more evident. Her hair now in dreads, her clothes frilly and loosen. Her body decorated with paints and jewelry.

Now at eighteen, she was a woman. Her body fully developed but still had a small fame. The girl still tends to wonder off in seek of an adventure. Wonder where it will lead her?