Hogwarts: This Dark Lord is so evil

After restoring the shop that had been messed up by helping Tom choose a wand, Ollivander turned to look at Leivde.

"Alright, it's your turn. Are you left-handed or right-handed?"

"Right-handed."

"Okay, please stand still, let me measure your data…"

Next, it was another familiar operation.

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After the data collection was completed, Ollivander plunged into the pile of wands again.

When he walked out, he was also holding seven or eight wand boxes in both hands.

"It's really strange, you two are very similar… At least five of these were tried by that gentleman just now."

Ollivander put down the wand boxes and looked at Leivde and Tom with great interest.

At this time, it was Tom's turn to sit on the long bench and eat ice cream.

After hearing Ollivander's words, he couldn't help but frown again.

"What do you mean by that?" Tom asked.

"He means that we have many similar characteristics," Leivde replied.

"That's right! So, some wands are suitable for him and also suitable for you," Ollivander said with a smile.

Suddenly, Leivde asked, "Then… if I use Tom's wand, would it also be very suitable?"

"Haha, maybe it will be very suitable!" Ollivander said happily.

"No! This is my wand, don't even think about it!"

Tom quickly put the Rowan wand, which he had been holding in his hand and fondling, into his pocket.

"Don't be so stingy, Tom. If you really encounter any special circumstances and need you to lend me your wand, do you really plan not to lend it to me?"

"Forget about it!"

Tom covered his pocket, then fiercely scooped up a large piece of ice cream with a spoon, as if he was scooping out Leivde's skull.

"Haha, you guys are really close. It reminds me of my old friends…" Ollivander said with a smile.

Tom glared at Ollivander angrily, "I'm not familiar with him."

"Mr. Ollivander, he's still sulking about the ice cream, we don't need to pay attention to him," Leivde said with a smile.

Ollivander also remembered the business at hand, "Okay… then, let's try these five first, these five were all tried by your friend just now."

With that, Ollivander handed a ebony wand to Leivde.

"Buzz!"

As soon as Leivde grasped the wand, a dazzling white light burst out from the wand!

"Ah! Very good! This wand is very suitable for you!" Ollivander said happily.

He didn't expect that Tom had such a difficult time choosing a wand just now, and Leivde, who had such similar characteristics to him, succeeded in trying the first wand.

Ollivander had originally planned to conduct a second arduous "battle".

Tom opened his mouth wide and stared at Leivde's back.

Why could he be chosen by the wand so quickly!

Without comparison, there would be no harm. Recalling how he had tossed around for so long just now before finally getting a suitable wand… Tom felt very upset!

However, there was not much joy on Leivde's face. On the contrary, he was looking at the wand in his hand, as if he was thinking about something, which made Ollivander feel a little strange.

"…You got the most suitable wand, why don't you look excited at all?" Ollivander couldn't help but ask.

"Indeed… this wand looks good, but… I always feel like it's not the most suitable for me," Leivde raised his head and said.

"Oh, if you say that, the wand in your hand will be unhappy. After all, it is the wand that chooses the wizard, not the wizard that chooses the wand," Ollivander's expression became a little serious.

"No offense, Mr. Ollivander. I just think… since it is the wand that chooses the wizard, then, should I also give other wands a chance to observe me? After all, according to what you just said, these wands are actually very suitable for me, it just depends on who can choose me, right?"

Ollivander couldn't help but nod, "Okay, what you said makes sense, since that's the case, then try them all."

Ollivander didn't have any objections to this. Anyway, these wands had already been taken out, so it wouldn't hurt to let Leivde try them.

Tom couldn't help but curl his lips when he saw that Leivde still wanted to try other wands, and then finished the last bite of ice cream.

He felt that Leivde was simply wasting time…

"This wand has a black walnut wood body and a dragon heartstring as the core…"

"Buzz!"

Before Ollivander could finish introducing it, the black walnut wand that Leivde had just picked up emitted a golden light!

"Ah?" Ollivander opened his mouth wide, and forgot to continue the introduction he had said halfway.

He had never seen anyone encounter a situation where two consecutive wands showed anomalies when testing wands.

You must know that only when a wizard gets a new wand that is extremely suitable for them will similar anomalies such as glowing appear…

But, how could there be a second new wand that is so extremely compatible with a certain wizard?

"Um… I still feel a little bit off, can I try the third one?" Leivde returned the black walnut wand to Ollivander.

"Oh… of course, of course…" Ollivander quickly took out the third wand.

In fact, now that things had reached this point, Ollivander also wanted to see if there would be a third wand that showed an anomaly.

In this way, Ollivander even forgot to say the words introducing the wand.

No mistake, first release, first content, first look!

This time, the wand did not glow.

However, at the moment when Leivde just picked up the wand.

"Swish!"

A wand box that was directly facing the wand tip turned into a squeaking little white mouse!

"Oh! Merlin! This wand is actually more suitable for you than the previous two!" Ollivander exclaimed.

It was not until this time that he understood that what Leivde had said just now, that the two wands were not the most suitable for him, was not an exaggeration.

"Still a little bit off…" Leivde returned the waxy yellow wand.

At this time, Ollivander didn't have any objections, but continued to hand over another wand…

Sure enough, anomalies continued to occur.

Sometimes it was glowing, sometimes it was deforming objects, sometimes it was inexplicably foggy indoors, sometimes it was automatically lifting things in the store, and sometimes even Leivde himself floated up…

All of this happened too strangely and against common sense, leaving Ollivander unable to recover for a long time.

And Tom had been sitting in the back watching, and when he saw this series of movements made by Leivde, he suddenly felt that the Rowan wand in his pocket was not so good…

I don't know how long it took, a large pile of wands had already piled up on Ollivander's counter.

The constantly flashing light made passers-by outside think that Ollivander's shop was thundering…

After another while, Leivde asked with great interest while holding a reddish-brown wand: "What material is this wand made of?"

"Oh… this one, it has a beech wood body, the core is a dragon's nerve, twelve and a quarter inches, very soft…"

Suddenly, Ollivander paused, because he was stunned to find that the current wand in Leivde's hand did not have any anomalies!

Leivde took the beech wand and pointed it at the little white mouse that had just been accidentally conjured.

"Whoosh!"

The little white mouse instantly turned back into a wand box.

"This… how is this possible? This wand clearly doesn't have any special anomalies in your hand, but… but it looks like it's even more compatible with you… No! It should be said that it's the most compatible so far!"

Ollivander only felt that his previous understanding had deviated…

"That's because it's a little shy… I can feel it," Leivde handed the beech wand over, "I want this one."

"Ah… of course, of course…" Ollivander seemed a little absent-minded.

"I'm sorry for making such a mess here," Leivde said.

"Oh, that's okay… it's okay…" Ollivander finally came back to his senses slowly at this time.

Tom suddenly asked: "Hey, didn't you just say that the wand chooses the wizard? Why does it look like he's choosing the wand now?"

"…Alas, it seems that my understanding of wand studies is not as thorough as I thought…" Ollivander sighed.

"The wand chooses the wizard…" Ollivander glanced at Leivde, and then continued: "The wizard also chooses the wand… Merlin, I have never seen this kind of situation happen!"