Edward Keller

From the poverty stricken side branch of House Keller, Edward is a muggle-born wizard who is attending Hogwarts to eventually amass wealth in the wizarding world to support his immediate family.

Coming from a tarnished family, Ed was born unlucky into the world. His grandfather was banished from the Noble House of Keller for being born a Squib, later marrying a muggle and having a daughter who also married another muggle. Ed's birth was the turning point for his family's reputation and standing in family.

Though his grandfather's line was banished, the Keller(s) kept a loose eye on his descendants. Not knowing when another child with magic can possibly show up. When Ed's magical prowess started showing at the age of seven, his grandfather attempted to shield him from the wizarding world and even going as far to ask Ed to forget about magic. Yet his efforts were in vain as Ed was taken back into the Keller House after being discovered. Being from a Pureblood family yet being mud-blood, he was persecuted as the tainted child by his cousins. The family practice of bullying continued even in Hogwarts with Keller House associating with Ravenclaw yet Edward was a Gryffindor, creating even more tension and damnation.

Cause of his upbringing, Edward has a massive disdain for Purebloods and their superiority standing in the wizarding world. He despises the idea that blood status means one's worth in magic.

Edward is by all means a bully, being raised in such a way from the Keller House. He enjoys mocking and picking on others if they cannot seem to learn things at the same pace as him. He even enjoys isolating others when they commit acts of mistakes and humiliates them in public eyes. Though an asshole, Edward is extremely loyal to those he counts as his friends, even when he does pick on them as well. To people he considers an enemy though, Edward can be considered extremely ruthless and cutthroat. His reputation for being brutal to his opposition has even been documented by the professors for his body count of sending students to the hospital wing from supposedly, "friendly duels".