Melody got out her drawing supplies from her purse. A nice fancy big one that had an enchanted pocket that her mother did for her so she could carry the books she needed for the day. She got busy right away. Even though she still didn't get the point of this lesson. Maybe it was because she was pure blood and didn't care for most muggle like stuff no, she was raised that way. She also wasn't allowed to read magic comic books either while growing up. That didn't matter though. Melody knew one thing. She LOVED to draw, she could do this. She already knew what she was going to do.

When she was done Melody had the first drawing of a girl named Amelia Clearwater Amelia Clearwater, in a normal outfitHer second drawing of Magic GirlMagic Girl, A.K.A, Amelia Clearwater, in her hero''s costume She then wrote on a piece of parchment. Explaining her character. The is Amelia Clearwater is a witch that lives in the *muggle world. She wears a ruby necklace that she presses, in the center, that will change her outfit to her fighting crime outfit. She attends high school as a transfer student after graduating Hogwarts. This allows her one year before she graduates in the muggle world to study more in depth about teen muggles and even dating a boy in her school. One day she accidentally reveled herself as a witch in front of a muggle while protecting them. Instead of being punished the Ministry of Magic decided to give her a code name Magic Girl, and how observe how the muggles react to a real 'superhero' just like the comics they read about.

*This is a comic for both magic and non magic folk. The comic book is designed to change words like muggle will be come human Hogwarts and Ministry of Magic will have fake names, son on and so forth to protect our world, if a muggle is near by. This way both races can read and enjoy Amelia's adventures.

OOC: Sorry, I miss read the instructions (thought they said a character that can thrive in both worlds or something like that), but I liked me cliche idea so much I decided to stick with it.