Chapter 20 The Material of the Wand

"Then I will go to your alchemy workshop now?" Wright asked Nicoléme.

As the world's most famous alchemist, Nicolas Flamel naturally has his own alchemy workshop. Although Wright has not been there yet, he has been fascinated by it for a long time.

But to Wright's expectation, Nicoléme shook his head.

"No, not yet," Nicoléme said.

Wright's face suddenly showed a somewhat puzzled expression.

"I heard Dumbledore say before, Wright, your wand doesn't seem to have been traced by the British Ministry of Magic, does it?" Nicolas Flamel asked Wright.

"Yes." Wright nodded, such insignificant things can still be said. Besides, Nicoléme is not asking him now, he is just confirming the information.

"Did you buy your wand at that wand store called Ollivander's?" Nicoléme asked again.

How did Nicolas Flamel know about Ollivander? Wright had some doubts in his heart, or was he somehow involved with the Ollivander family? Could it be that my guess at that time was true? Did Ollivander steal his wand from someone else back then? And this person happens to be Nicoléme in front of him?

Then what kind of blood feud do you have to bear? With Nicolas Flamel?

"Yes," Wright was startled by his sudden thought, and the corner of his mouth was inexplicably bitter. "The person who sold me the wand at that time was Garrick Ollivander, the contemporary head of the Ollivander family."

"What he was saying was that the wand was made of unknown materials and had an unknown core."

"He also said at the time that the wand was a gift from an alchemist to the ancestors of the Ollivander family."

Wright recounted exactly what happened when he was buying a wand at Ollivander's Wand Store. As he spoke, he took out his wand from the mok bag on his waist.

"I also conducted some tests on this wand last year, and found that this wand seemed to have changed as I used it."

Wright was right. After the first extracurricular activity of Professor Derwent's Defense Against the Dark Arts class, he immediately tested his wand. It was also at that time that he discovered the length and hardness of his wand. The change.

In the next six months, Wright retested the wand several times, but no other changes occurred. The length of the wand remained at ten inches, and the hardness remained about the same as when Wright first tested it, that is, from hard to elastic.

"Can you bring your wand over and show it to me?" Nicoléme asked suddenly, looking at the wand in Wright's hand.

"Of course, no problem!" Wright nodded and directly handed the wand in his hand to Nicoléme.

"Didn't Dumbledore tell you about the wand?" Nicolas Flamel asked as he took the wand handed over from Wright and fiddled with it.

"Dumbledore?" Wright was silent for a moment. In fact, until now, whenever Dumbledore was mentioned, he would get angry.

Last month, for no apparent reason, I was asked to go with Hagrid to deliver a letter to Harry. After delivering the letter, I was inexplicably apparated directly to bring myself here. However, although Wright successfully learned alchemy from Nicolas Flamel, after Wright successfully became a disciple, Dumbledore left without explaining anything.

Oh, no, Dumbledore actually told him something, that is, he asked Wright to lend Lu Wei to him for a period of time. Dumbledore didn't say what it was for, but Wright could guess it. It must be to make arrangements for his Harry Potter savior training plan.

Moreover, Wright was still wondering why there was a Philosopher's Stone here in Nicoléme. After all, in the impression, Hagrid would take Harry to Gringotts to take it out. However, Wright has now guessed two possibilities. One is that Dumbledore took a random stone and put it into Gringotts, and the other is that Nicoléme has more than just one magic stone here.

No matter what, Wright felt that except for the slightly different length of Harry's hair, the plot in his impression would not change. In that case, Wright can still rest assured. After all, isn't it said that knowing the plot is the biggest advantage?

"Dumbledore never told me anything about wands," Wright said slowly, looking at the wand in Nicolas Flamel's hand. "He only told me once that the Ministry of Magic did not add traces to the wand." There is no other way to say it.”

"Well, this is quite in line with Dumbledore's style," said Nicolas Flamel, "who always likes to hide things in his heart and not tell others. He will only know when others find out, 'Oh, it turns out. That’s it’.”

Wright nodded sternly. He was indeed a good friend who had been with him for decades. Nicolas Flamel really summarized Dumbledore's behavior quite accurately.

"Did you buy this wand at Ollivander's Wand Store?" Nicolas Flamel confirmed to Wright, "Garrick also told you that it was given to the Ollivander family by an alchemist. one's gift?"

Wright nodded, he hesitated and said, "That's right, but is there any problem?"

"There's nothing special about it." Nicoléme's finger passed over the wand. Following the traces of his fingertips, bursts of obscure light emitted from the wand. This was something Wright had never encountered before. past situation.

"This wand..." Nicoléme recalled, "was not a gift from an alchemist to the Ollivander family."

"The accurate statement should be that it is the work of the Ollivander family themselves."

"It's just that the materials for production are from my side..." Nicoléme organized his words, and he didn't know how to describe the next words. "It's basically a small conflict between me and the elders of the Ollivander family. Bar!"

"But originally, this piece of material was divided into one large and one small. The big one is still with me, but the small one has been made into this wand by them." Nicoléme stopped his movements and handed the wand to him again. Wright.

"Then what is the material you just mentioned?" Wright asked.

But before he finished speaking, the wand that Nicoléme handed back directly wrapped around Wright's wrist like a snake, and then connected end to end to form a figure-eight bracelet.

Wright moved his wrist, but found that the bracelet did not affect his movements at all.

"Saprophytic wood from hell," Nicoléme said, looking at the wand on Wright's wrist. "Besides, your wand has no core."