Once per long rest, you may call upon your Djinn heritage to cast the charm person spell. Charisma is your spellcasting ability for this trait.

Your Charisma score increases by 2. Your Constitution or Dexterity scores increase by 1, and you have proficiency in one of the following skills: Survival, Deception, Nature, Perception, Insight.

You have magical flight, in the form of a column of flame. You can use to fly up to 1.5x your walking speed. You are not entirely proficient with your flight, however, and you tire easily. You may end up to 3 turns in flight, at which point you will fall to the ground (taking whatever damage is appropriate given the height of the fall) and be knocked prone. Your DM is also at discretion to describe some condition (such as a particular spell effect, amount of damage taken while flying, or other circumstance) that may lower your flight speed or cause you to fall while flying; you may also work with them to establish a point where you gain full mastery over your flight, if you wish.

You can see in dim light within 60 feet of you as if it were bright light, and in darkness as if it were dim light. You can't discern colour in darkness, only shades of red and orange.

You have proficiency with the Persuasion skill.

You know the first-level spell disguise self and you cast it as you would a cantrip, though casting it requires the added material components of a hand mirror and either a pad of foundation, a tube of lipstick, or a pencil of eyeliner. Note that you are not simply applying makeup; rather, the makeup acts as a catalyst or raw material that the magic of the spell acts on. You are also still able to change your appearance in any of the ways mentioned in the description of minor illusion; the makeup is not a restriction of your physical changes. If you are in possession of a component pouch, you may presume that you have these materials on hand for as long as you have the pouch.

When channelling disguise self in this way, you have advantage on one deception, intimidation, or persuasion roll of your choice. You may only use this advantage once per casting, regardless of how many relevant checks you must make during the duration of the spell. 

You forge a a deeper link with your Efreeti nature and a better understanding of your surroundings. You gain proficiency with longswords, rapiers, whips, and shortswords. You also gain resistance to fire damage.

Common, Ignan, and your choice of Abyssal or Infernal.