Hogwarts Mysterious Man Resurrected

"A yew wood, moderately hard."

"Then what should I use for the core of the wand?"

Ollivander said to himself, holding a piece of yew in his hand, his eyes still looking around, scanning the surrounding materials.

At this time, he fell into a very special state.

The surrounding environment seemed to be one with him.

Garrick Ollivander relied on his deep intuition to choose yew as the main material of the wand, but now his strange intuition seemed to be in a dilemma.

That means I don’t know how to choose a stick core.

According to Ollivander's past habits, the three materials must be dragon nerves, phoenix feathers and unicorn hair as the core of the wand.

However, at this moment, he hesitated.

He didn't make a move for a long time, but was thinking about something carefully.

Finally, he put down the yew in his hand, picked up a magnifying glass, and walked to the side where the rod core material was placed.

He first looked at the places where dragon nerves, phoenix feathers and unicorn feathers were kept.

Then close these places and open other places.

There were some of the materials his father and grandfather used when making wands.

Under the protection of magic, even after so many years, they still exude their own light.

For these materials, Ollivander was actually extremely disdainful in his heart.

He believed that these materials were extremely unstable, and that the properties of wands made from these materials would be difficult to find with a wizard who resonated with him.

But now, he has to personally use these materials that he originally disdained.

He reached out and stroked the objects.

Feel their magic fluctuations.

Suddenly, Ollivander seemed to understand why the old Ollivander chose these materials to make his wand.

Perhaps the properties of the wands they make make it difficult for them to meet their own wizard.

However, they also have one advantage that other wands don't have.

That is a powerful single-mindedness, as if it is an innate recognition. While the owner is still alive, even if they are taken away by other wizards, they will not be able to use magic or the difficulty of mastering it will be greatly increased.

This is something that most wands currently don't have.

Perhaps except for the use of unicorn feathers as the core of the wand and very few materials, none of them have this characteristic.

Because what is special about this wand is not only the material, but also the manufacturing method.

A more traditional production method.

Ollivander caressed the materials, sensing their magic waves.

He closed his eyes, trying to find the first throbbing in his heart.

Ge Ran's hand stopped.

He opened his eyes and looked at the material in front of him, with a hint of complexity in his eyes.

"The body of the yew staff and the nerves of the rune snake, what do these represent?"

He stood up and rummaged around in the drawer behind him, and finally took out a notebook with a rather dated feel.

Opening the notebook, Ollivander began to read the words recorded on it.

"The wand of death yew can grant its wielder the power of life and death, especially regarding duels."

“But there’s often a part of the yew owner that leans toward darkness.”

Ollivander murmured softly, his hand stopped in mid-air, and his eyes stared at the words on the notebook.

He frowned and kept mumbling something.

"In that case, would those materials that are biased toward light be better?"

"In this case, the integration between them will be better."

"But why?"

Ollivander was a little puzzled, or in other words, when he started making the wand for Lothar, he had an inexplicable doubt in his heart.

However, at this critical moment, no matter how many confusions and doubts he had, he would suppress them in his heart.

Let’s finish this wand first.

"What do the nerves of the rune snake represent?"

He talked to himself, as if he was asking himself, or as if he was talking to the air.

He stood up again and went to other drawers to look for books recording the specific functions and properties of different wand cores.

This is a record of the nature of the core used by each generation of wand-making masters in the Ollivander family when making wands.

Even he has a notebook recording these things.

Use magic to protect the integrity and protect the book from the invasion of time.

Opening another drawer, Ollivander found the notebook he was looking for.

He took out his wand and tapped it lightly.

"Clean up"

In an instant, the dust on the notebook disappeared, and the entire notebook became much cleaner.

With a hint of solemnity, Ollivander opened the first few pages of the book and began to search for what he wanted to know.

"found it"

"Although runes are the favorite magical animals of some dark wizards as pets, their nature is not as bad as imagined."

"And, because they have three heads, they usually have three forms."

"But it is worth noting that, precisely because the rune snake has three heads, wizards who usually use wands with the nerve of the rune snake as the core often have inextricable connections with some people."

"for example"

By this time, some of the text has become blurry.

This made Ollivander a little confused.

Logically speaking, books protected by magic would generally not have this situation.

unless

Mr. Ollivander's silver eyes were piercing, and he didn't think about it any more.

After all, he is just a master wandmaker who can make wands.

Other things were beyond his consideration.

Since he chose these two materials based on his deep intuition.

Of course, the magic wand needs to be made.

A piece of fine yew wood, plus a small section of rune snake nerve.

Then start enchanting and transforming

Ollivander is skilled in making wands.

This proficiency has penetrated into his bones and become an instinct.

Even though this one is a little different, the technique used is also different from usual.

Finally, he added one last thing.

Lothar's hair

At this point, the wand is complete