Mei-Hua Liang
Master Mei-Hua Liang (*1968) is teacher of Artificery at the Greannmhar School of Magick, known for her expertise in the creation and identification of magical objects and artifacts. Originating from the Hebei province in China, a region celebrated for its ancient and rich tradition in artificing, she brings a unique blend of Eastern and Western magical practices to her teaching. Her deep knowledge of the history of artificing and magical artifacts has made her an invaluable asset to the school.
Personality
Professor Liang is characterized by her calm demeanor and insightful approach to teaching. She combines a rigorous academic standard with a compassionate understanding of her students' learning processes. Her ability to weave historical context into practical lessons gives her students a comprehensive understanding of artificery as both a craft and a cultural legacy.
Appearance
Professor Liang is a middle-aged woman with an elegant bearing. She has soft, dark eyes and her hair is typically styled in a simple yet graceful updo. She often wears robes that incorporate elements of traditional Chinese attire, harmoniously blended with the wizarding fashion. Her clothing frequently features subtle magical symbols and motifs that reflect her heritage and specialization.
Teaching at Greannmhar
Professor Liang’s classes are highly sought after at Greannmhar. She emphasizes the importance of understanding the cultural and historical origins of artifacts, alongside practical skills in their creation. Her workshops often involve crafting talismans and enchanted objects that draw on techniques from her Chinese heritage, offering students a diverse perspective on magical crafting.
In her role at the Greannmhar School of Magick, Master Mei-Hua Liang not only teaches the art of magical crafting but also bridges cultural gaps in the magical community, showcasing the depth and diversity of the artificer's craft.
Personal History
Professor Liang grew up in a family renowned for their artificing skills in China. After mastering traditional Chinese artificing techniques, she traveled extensively, studying various magical practices around the world. Her journey led her to Ireland, where she was captivated by the rich magical history. When she was offered to join the Greannmhar School of Magick as an educator, she decided it was time to share her accumulated knowledge with newer generations.
Wand/Talisman
Reflecting her cultural background and expertise, Professor Liang's wand is more akin to a traditional Chinese talisman. Made from polished bamboo, it is adorned with intricate carvings of dragons and phoenixes – symbols of power and transformation in Chinese culture. The core of the talisman contains a rare magical substance that is closely guarded secret, known only to the most skilled artificers. It is said to resonate with ancient magical energies, making it a powerful tool for enchantment and artifact creation.