Civilization and Harmony Hogwarts

'Birth and ... death? '

Tom didn't care about the "dark magic" part of Ollivander's evaluation of the yew wand at all, and his attention was all attracted by the fact that "yew symbolizes immortality and immortality".

At this moment, Ollivander had finished introducing the wood of the wand and began to mention the core of the wand.

"The core of the wand is phoenix feathers, oh--speaking of phoenixes, the professor may know the origin of the phoenix feathers used in this wand."

"I know it?" Afu was a little confused, "Phoenix? Does it mean a certain phoenix I know?"

"Yes, that's right." Ollivander confirmed Afu's words, "The professor should be very familiar with it."

"Then the result is very clear." Afu smiled, "The phoenixes I know are all Dumbledore's partners, and the one I am most familiar with should be Albus' Fox."

"That's it, that's right! It's the feather of the phoenix named Fox next to Professor Dumbledore." Ollivander said excitedly, "Professor, you know, I only make unicorn tail hair, The heart nerve of the fire dragon and the feather of the phoenix are three kinds of materials used as the wand core."

"I'm sure the best wand cores are not the whiskers of a wizard's pet kitten, or the white twig that saved someone's father from being poisoned to death, or the white twig that he happened upon while on vacation in Scotland. mermaid hair."

"I've been researching wand core choices since I was able to stand behind the counter and help my dad sell wands."

"Unicorn tail hair, fire dragon's heart nerve and phoenix feather are the best choices I finally got after countless experiments."

"Perhaps some young wizards have special personalities and are more suitable for wands made of other materials as wand cores, or some wizard families have special bloodlines and need to use special fixing materials, but I am sure that only these three kinds I have carefully selected , is the most common and most suitable for most wizards."

Ollivander's silver-white eyes rolled: "Of course I am also willing to accept the challenge of other special materials, but that's just to hone my skills and satisfy my curiosity."

"The probability of successfully making a powerful wand in this attempt is very small." Ollivander shook his head helplessly.

"Anyway, back to this wand—the phoenix feather..."

"Yes, phoenix feather." Ollivander felt a little regretful, "This is the rarest type of wand core."

"You know, compared to unicorns and dragons, the number of phoenixes is very rare, and the habitat is also difficult to find."

"Combined with the immortality of the phoenix, even a small piece of its feathers will be snapped up as soon as it appears in the market." The more Ollivander said, the more emo he felt.

"I really can't beat those crazy potionists and alchemists."

"And the price of the little wizard's wand required by the Ministry of Magic often makes me unable to earn even the cost price." Speaking of this, Ollivander felt a little bit gritted, "Those bastards in the Ministry of Magic, each wand only Give me a few galleons of subsidy, even with the subsidy, I still have to lose money."

Ollivander felt that if it wasn't for his deep love for wand making and the Ollivander family's other profitable investments, he might have been forced to run away with the wand shop overnight due to the pressure of life.

That is to say, in these years, Afu has to come here every once in a while to grab a bunch of wands at the standard price, which makes Ollivander's wand shop gradually profitable.

"The phoenix feather of this wand was when I went to ask Professor Dumbledore for advice when I was studying. It happened that Fox had lost his hair, so I bought it with the cheek." Speaking of this, Ollivander's face couldn't hide it. Live with envy.

Ollivander felt envious every time he thought of Dumbledore's rarity in recruiting phoenixes.

Not just one Dumbledore, every one!

Every time Dumbledore needed help, a phoenix appeared.

Ollivander thought more than once, why wasn't their Ollivander family so lucky?

If it weren't for the fact that Dumbledore had no female members of his age, he would have embarked on the "wrong path" of crazily courting Dumbledore for the phoenix feather.

Ollivander's thoughts escaped, and he quickly returned to the topic of "Phoenix Feather Wand Core".

"The phoenix feather wand is capable of casting the greatest variety of magic, although it may take longer to manifest this than the unicorn feather and dragon heart nerve wands."

"They seem to be the most active and sometimes do things of their own, which is something that a lot of wizards don't like, they don't like wands to make their own decisions."

"The phoenix feather wand is always the most picky when choosing its owner, because the phoenix itself is one of the most independent and detached creatures in the world." Ollivander made no secret of his praise for the phoenix feather wand, his eyes were extremely gentle Looking at the ivory white wand in Tom's hand, it was like looking lovingly at his most beloved child.

"These wands are the most difficult to tame and personalize, and it is difficult for a wizard to gain loyalty from them."

"However, once the wizard is affirmed by the Phoenix Feather Wand, they will be the wizard's most powerful partner and assistance."

"It's an extremely powerful wand," Ollivander commented.

"And what's amazing is that both the yew tree and the phoenix feather have the double meaning of 'rebirth and death', and both represent immortality."

"The wand chooses the wizard, maybe what Mr. Gunter hopes most is to obtain eternal life?" Ollivander joked with a smile.

"Wishing immortality is not an easy task. So far, no wizard can achieve physical immortality, but spiritual immortality is a little easier." Ollivander began to analyze seriously childishly, "At least Merlin and Huo The four founders of Gewartz will always live in our hearts."

At this time, Ollivander, who was very talkative, suddenly noticed Afu beside him, and smiled angrily: "Haha, I forgot, the professor has already achieved both physical and spiritual immortality to a certain extent!"