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Sarah Avery was born on October 28, 1980, into the prestigious House of Avery, one of Britain's oldest pure-blood wizarding families. The Averys traced their magical lineage back to the Norman conquest, proudly recording every witch and wizard in an enormous family tapestry that covered the walls of Avery Manor in Wiltshire. Like many ancient wizarding families, they believed that magical blood was both a privilege and a responsibility. While they did not always share the fanaticism of families like the Lestranges, many Averys held strong beliefs about preserving magical traditions and maintaining the purity of wizarding society. Sarah grew up surrounded by wealth, etiquette, and centuries of family expectations. Avery Manor stood behind ancient wards that concealed it from Muggles and magical travelers alike. The manor was built from pale gray stone, with ivy-covered towers overlooking rolling fields where winged horses grazed and peacocks wandered the gardens. Portraits of long-dead ancestors lined every corridor, eager to critique the behavior of the latest generation. From the day Sarah could walk, she was reminded that she carried the Avery name. Every meal was formal, every lesson carefully planned. Before she ever received her Hogwarts letter, she was taught reading, writing, wizarding history, French, Latin, magical etiquette, and the basics of spell theory by private tutors. She also learned piano and magical painting, skills considered appropriate for a young pure-blood lady. Her father, Cassius Avery, was a stern and calculating wizard who believed emotions clouded judgment. Though not openly cruel, he valued discipline above affection. He had quietly supported Lord Voldemort during the First Wizarding War and had narrowly avoided imprisonment by claiming he acted under the Imperius Curse. His reputation within the Ministry remained tarnished, though his wealth protected him from complete disgrace. Sarah's mother, Helena Avery, came from the Selwyn family