Harry Potter: Dark Alchemy Chapter 69: What is this **magic wand

　　Wright put the wand back on the table, then walked to the wall full of books. I drew out a book with "Analysis of Magic Wands" written on its spine. When Wright opened it, he found that it was not about how to make the wand, but about the wood and core of the wand.

　　Wright flipped the "Analysis of the Magic Wand" boredly. According to Ollivander’s previous statement, the material and core of his wand are all unknown, and he doesn’t expect to know himself by just taking the book. What is the material of his wand. And to put it mildly, Wright does not think that there are books and materials about magic wand making in the responsive room. The accuracy is higher than that of the Ollivander family, which is handed down much longer than the entire Hogwarts school. The judgment of the owner.

　　 But since I have no clue right now, this book may be more or less helpful, Wright opened the book without a signed author.

　　 I saw the title page of the book written in brown-green ink:

　　" Generally speaking, there are many kinds of wood that can be used to make wands in the world, and there are also many magical substances that can be used as wand cores. But it is worth noting that not all plants with magic power can They are made into magic wands. Except for some trees carefully cultivated by wizards, trees with the qualities of making magic wands are usually protected by tree guards."

　　"In addition, not all magical substances can be used as the core of a magic wand. Over time and due to many factors, the size of the wands of wizards has become smaller and smaller. Wand makers are also increasingly inclined to use the hair of magic creatures as the core of the wand, because the hair of magic creatures is more convenient for the wand maker to be embedded in the wood used to make the wand."

　　"Because of the variety of materials used to make wands, the materials that can be used as cores are also strange. Different wand makers will have different unique preferences. Therefore, this book is only trying to objectively describe what can be made in the world. I hope the readers will know the materials of the wand and the core of the wand."

　　"Note: Different wands have different lengths. According to all current materials, the shortest wand is only five inches, and the longest is sixteen inches. At the same time, the hardness of the wand will be different, from 'Flexible', to'not easy to bend', to'hard', etc."

　　 Seeing this, Wright couldn't help but feel refreshed. Hasn't this found a way to detect the wand? Without considering the material and core, at least the length and hardness can be tested a little!

　　 But the longest wand is only sixteen inches? Wright recalled that when he tried the wand in the Ollivander Wand Shop before, Ollivander had taken out a huge wand that was five feet long!

　　 Amazing old man!

　　Wright quickly flipped through the content at the back, all of which were information about some wand wood and wand core.

　　"Apple wood. Powerful, especially suitable for wizards with lofty ideals and pursuits. In addition, Apple wood is not suitable for black magic."

　　" Ash wood. A wand made of ash wood will always stick to its true owner. It is not suitable to be passed on or given to other people, because it will lose its power and skills. In addition, if the core of the wand If it is unicorn hair, this trend will be more obvious."

　　……

　　Wright turned to a few pages of content that he was more interested in.

　　"Cherry wood. This very rare wand wood can make wands with peculiar power, and is highly respected by the students of the Japanese Magic Institute. There, those who own cherry wood wands will enjoy high prestige."

　　 Is there a special magic school in Japan? Wright scratched his head.

　　"Ebony wood. This black wand wood has an impressive appearance and reputation, and is very suitable for all offensive magic and polymorphism."

　　Wright recalled the unique ebony phoenix tail feather wand that he tried in the Ollivander wand shop before. Although it was damaged before, he put the wand’s remains in the Mork bag. Lowest level.

　　……

　　"Elderberry. This is the rarest wand wood and has a notoriety that has caused great misfortune. Using elderberry wands is more difficult than using other wands. They have powerful magical powers, but they disdain to accompany those that are no better than others. Master. Most wizards who hold elderberry wands have attracted worldwide attention, no matter how long he has held them."

　　 "Holly wood. A rare wand wood, usually considered to have defensive properties, like those owners who need to overcome their anger and impatience."

　　"Yew. The yew wand is a rarer species, and their ideal owner is also unusual, occasionally even notorious. The yew wand will give the holder the power to control life and death."

　　 Wow! Wright blinked. The old wand, Harry Potter's wand, and Voldemort's wand did not expect that there were related introductions on them.

　　The following content is about the core material of the wand, such as night skeletal tail hair, thunderbird tail feathers, bird-shaped man-eater heartstrings...Even the beards of giant monsters are on them.

　　Wright closed the book that had been turned over, put it back on the shelf, and walked back to the workbench, ready to test his wand.

　　"First is the length."

　　Wright took a golden tape measure from the workbench and measured the wand from end to end. If I remember correctly, when Ollivander sold the wand, he said that the wand was "nine and nine tenths of an inch long."

　　 "One, two, three..."

　　Wright counted carefully one by one.

　　 "Nine point one, nine point two,..."

　　 "Ten." Wright's fingertips rested on the ten-inch scale.

　　 "Ten inches?" Wright blinked a little strangely, "Isn't it 9.9 inches? Could it be that injecting shadow energy into it will make this wand grow?"

　　Wright hesitantly injected a little bit of shadow energy into the wand~IndoMTL.com~A little beam of energy began to emerge from the top of the wand. Wright withdrew the energy again, and after the beam of energy dissipated, he began to measure the length of the wand again.

　　 But the length of the wand at this time is still ten inches long, without the slightest change.

　　 The second time Wright tried to increase the injected energy, a beam of light that was much brighter and longer than before appeared again, and a faint light reflected on his face.

　　Wright stood up and waved the shadow lightsaber in his hand. Like yesterday, the wand in his hand didn't feel any trembling, and he still played smoothly as before.

　　 After removing the lightsaber and measuring again, the length of the wand remained unchanged at ten inches.

　　Wright again increased the energy injection for the third time, but the length of the wand remained the same after the withdrawal.

　　 But I don’t know why, Wright always feels that the wrong feeling of the wand in his hand is not because of the length, but from the inside of the wand, which should be the core of the wand.

　　 However, due to the lack of detection methods, Wright can't remove the wand, so he can only give up.

　　The second test is hardness.

　　 This test is much simpler.

　　Wright held both hands on each side of the wand, and then gently opened it down.

　　In Wright's horrified eyes, the originally very hard wand was cut out by him in a clear arc at this time. Wright let go of his left hand like an electric shock, and the wand immediately bounced back to its original shape.

　　 Very good! This is magic!

　　Wright felt that he had probably found the place where the wand had changed. First, it became longer; second, it became softer.

　　 What kind of wand does that **** old man Ollivander sell?