Homecoming from Hogwarts

Chapter 604 Magic Wand
"Oh, yes, that scene seems like what happened yesterday. You followed Severus Snape into my shop. The first time I saw you, I knew that I had welcomed a person. A unique guest——"

Amosta's office welcomed another guest, and he was none other than Garrick Ollivander, a wand maker who played an important role in the British wizarding community.

"It's not difficult to tell that you are of Muggle origin. However, unlike those children who grew up in Muggle society, when you walked into my shop, your eyes told me that you were more cautious than curious and curious. Fear, generally speaking, does not appear in this situation. Few children can remain as calm as you, so I immediately knew that you had an extraordinary experience——"

The older Ollivander kept talking, while Amosta kept a polite smile and listened quietly. Even Dumbledore seemed to be quite interested in this matter, remaining patient and interested. listen.

"Ebony wood, twelve feet long, slightly rigid, and the core of the staff is the heart tendon of a dragon, right?"

"That's right -" Amosta nodded slightly, "The price is six Galleons and ten Silver Sickles. You gave me a good discount because of my handsome appearance."

Dumbledore twitched the corners of his mouth and said nothing, while Ollivander seemed not to hear Amosta's words and continued to be immersed in the world of memories.

"I remember we tried a lot before we settled on your wand, Mr. Brain. It was a wonderful wand. I remember every wand I sold. Mr. Brain, I had just After taking over the shop, the craftsmanship is not that exquisite, and the material of this wand is also nothing special - a malnourished tree growing in a magic barren area, a domesticated rather than wild dragon, yes. Nothing outstanding. place, I thought it would be an ordinary wand.

But the result is astonishing. Many ordinary elements combine to create a wand with powerful power——"

"Why do you think this is the result?"

Amosta was a little curious. Wand making was a branch of alchemy that was very unpopular and very profound.The knowledge about wands is almost monopolized by the family of Garrick Ollivander. If you want to learn by yourself, you may not even be able to master a little bit.

"Oh, Mr. Blaine, I can't tell."

Ollivander said slowly,
"No one can tell clearly. If you insist on an answer, then I can only tell you that maybe the malnourished sandalwood tree and the dragon raised underground both have a very dynamic heart and an extremely longing heart. Outstanding and free hearts, they place their wishes on this wand, so when this wand chose you, I knew immediately that the little boy in front of me would achieve something great in the future-"

Ollivander's silver eyes were shining. He stared at Amosta and said with slight surprise,

"But things are far beyond my imagination, Mr. Brain, your achievements are far beyond my expectations. I thought at the time that you would become a very famous dark wizard. Don't mind, Mr. Brain, I know that A wand longs to be in the hand of a man who wishes to grow stronger and stronger—"

"Haha -" Amosta smiled without any grudge, "It seems that I have received the right guidance?"

"Not so, Mr. Blaine--"

Ollivander shook his head,

"It was your kind nature that defeated your greed for power, so you gained the true allegiance of this wand."

"I guess Amosta didn't expect that you could see through him with a wand-"

Dumbledore smiled and looked at Amosta who was holding the tea cup, but he immediately became alert, looked at Ollivander and said,
"In the few times we have met over the years, you have emphasized your regrets many times, haven't you? I think there is no need to explain it again-"

"Oh, why not?"

Amosta looked at Ollivander curiously,

"What's going on? Do you mind sharing it with me?"

Dumbledore immediately looked helpless, as if he knew his little secret could no longer be hidden.

"Oh, Albus gave up his original wand—"

Ollivander said sadly,
"He no longer uses the wand he got from my father, and I must say, Albus, my father was talking about it on his deathbed—"

"Really?" Amosta was slightly surprised.

"How could it be? Normally no one would do this?"

"This is also not what I want to see -" Dumbledore said calmly, "but the wand was damaged due to my improper use many years ago, so I was forced to make a new choice -"

"It was after that duel that shocked the world--"

Ollivander said in time, and his words made the corners of Dumbledore's mouth twitch again.

"Oh, so-"

Amosta had seen the wand used by Dumbledore, which was a peculiar elder wand. Generally speaking, there were very few wizards who used this kind of wand. Amosta had not paid much attention to this in the past. Levander's reminder and Dumbledore's reluctance to talk more made him vaguely aware that the matter was not simple.
"This wand is"

Amosta stared thoughtfully at Dumbledore's sleeve, where Dumbledore usually kept his wand.

"The warriors will arrive in the classroom downstairs soon, Amosta, I think we must hurry up-" Dumbledore said as the strands of silver beard under his nose swayed abnormally. , and then looked at Ollivander who looked at him regretfully,

"What I want to ask you about, Garrick, are the two wands made from Fawkes's two feathers -"

"Mysterious Man and Potter--"

Ollivander was immediately intrigued by Dumbledore's unasked question. His eyes flashed and he said in a very excited tone,
"Two wands made of two tail feathers of a phoenix are owned by the most evil dark wizard in history and the person who defeated him. This seems to illustrate their intertwined fates!"

"Can you explain it more clearly?"

Amosta didn't know what Dumbledore had communicated to Ollivander about this matter before. He narrowed his eyes and asked,

"The cores of two wands come from the same body. What would happen if they met?"

"The wand chooses the wizard, not the wizard chooses the wand, Mr. Blaine, I tell people that all the time. But very few people understand the meaning of this-"

Ollivander smiled strangely,
"Wands also have life, Mr. Brain. They have their own thoughts. Therefore, wands do not have to obey the command of the wizard to whom they belong. After choosing a master, they will become part of that wizard -"

Amosta's thoughts flashed rapidly, and he immediately understood the meaning of the first half of Ollivander's sentence.
"If two wizards with wands of the sort we were just talking about met -"

"They will not fight each other, but if their owners insist on doing so, a rare phenomenon will occur, in which one wand will force the other wand to reproduce the magic it has performed in chronological order-"

Dumbledore said quickly, obviously he had consulted Ollivander for this information.

"What if I change my wand?"

Amosta asked softly with deep eyes.

"Oh, hehe, Mr. Brain, I have already said that when the wand chooses its owner, they will become part of that wizard. This is not a problem that can be solved by changing a wand-"

Ollivander smiled mysteriously,
"Unless the wand and the wizard hate each other and decide not to be loyal to each other, then the connection between them will be completely severed."



(End of this chapter)