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When it was Ella's turn, she took the opportunity to ask Garrick Ollivander about the wand as soon as the measurements began.

Garrick-Olivander's impression of Ella is far better than that of Tsundere's Angelica, writing on parchment while patiently explaining: "Like the fingerprints on our hands, every wand It's all unique."

"The quality of a wand depends mainly on the material of the wand, which includes the wand wood and the wand core."

"There are dozens of known wand woods, of course a dozen common ones, and each wand wood has different qualities."

"In contrast, the selection of wand core materials is much less, and because the geographical distribution of magical creatures is different, the wand core materials in each place are also different."

"The Ollivander family has been making wands for wizards in the British Isles 400 years ago. The core materials we use most are unicorn hair, phoenix feathers and dragon heartstrings, all of which are super strong. magic substance, so it is extraordinarily precious."

With that said, Garrick-Olivander's measurements come to an end.

Just as he was about to find the right wand for Angelica and Ella, Dunn suddenly spoke up.

"Mr. Ollivander, do you know the most commonly used wand materials in North America?"

"Of course, you know Ilvermorny, right? It's a magic school modeled after Hogwarts. The founders, the Stuarts, like to use the antlers of staghorn rabbits as the core material."

"In addition to this, wand makers in North America also like to use cat leopard hair as a core material."

"Together with the tyrannosaurus heartstring, these are the three most common core materials in North America as far as I know."

Garrick Ollivander is truly knowledgeable when it comes to wands.

Dunn didn't interrupt.

Garrick Ollivander turned around and took off the wands he thought were the most suitable for Angelica and Ella from the shelves stacked to the ceiling, and brought back a large bundle, which looked like there were more than twenty .

To save time, the wands for Angelica and Ella are separated.

The two started trying together.

Garrick Ollivander snatched most of the wands as soon as they reached their hands.

As soon as you get started with Garrick Ollivander, you know it's not the right fit.

With only a handful of wands, Garrick Ollivander made the two women wave, but the results were still inappropriate.

As the wand boxes piled up at her feet, Angelica already had an impatient expression on her face.

Too bad Garrick Ollivander ignored it.

The more discerning the guests, the more excited Garrick Ollivander was.

In his opinion, there is nothing more celebrated in the world than finding the right wand for a customer.

"Miss Andrews, try this one, eleven inches long, beech wood and dragon heartstring, with a good deal of flexibility."

Ella took the wand and waved it, and Garrick Ollivander shook his head and replaced it.

"Ten inches long, maple, phoenix feathers, good elasticity, try it, Miss Bashar."

Angelica took the wand and held it like that, not bothering to wave it at all.

Garrick Ollivander retracted his wand and moved on to the next one.

Looking at him like this, if you can't find a suitable one, it is estimated that you can try it for a whole day.

Not to mention Angelica, who was already impatient, including Dunn.

"Mr. Ollivander, I have a suggestion."

Garrick Ollivander, who had just removed a stack of wands from the shelf, heard Dunn's voice, slipped his foot, and nearly fell off the ladder.

The scene where Dunn tames that wand is still vivid, and he's not going to do it again now, is he?

Garrick Ollivander was thinking about how to say no to Dunn, and Dunn gave his advice directly.

"After trying so many wands, whether it's the wand wood or the wand core, there must be some suitable ones, so why not pick out these suitable wands and see if they have anything in common, so that at least you can narrow down what you're looking for. scope!"

Garrick Ollivander was taken aback.

Shock of course, but more importantly, Dunn didn't expect such a solid suggestion.

"You're right, let me take a look."

Garrick Ollivander sorted through the wands Angelaka and Ella had tried and found something.

Those wands that partially fit Angelica have one thing in common, the wand wood is all ebony.

The discovery surprised Garrick Ollivander.

Of all the wand woods, ebony wands are well-suited for all types of offensive magic and transfiguration, and ebony wands are usually mastered by unconventional, independent wizards.

The Angelica in front of her really fits that point.

The wand wood was ok, but the wand core gave Garrick Ollivander a problem.

Unicorn feathers, phoenix feathers, and dragon heartstrings have all been tried, and none of the wands combined with ebony are suitable for Angelica.

Ebony is definitely fine.

The problem is only with the wand core material.

Dunn kindly reminded: "Mr. Ollivander, I forgot to tell you that Angelica is one-half Veela blood—"

Ollivander seemed to have guessed what Dunn was trying to say, raised his head sharply, and refused outright.

"While wandmakers in continental Europe would use veela hair for wand cores, in my opinion, that was an extremely capricious choice."

Unfortunately, this time Garrick Ollivander guessed wrong.

Dunn reminded him not to recommend Veela hair for the core, but to tell him something else.

"In addition to her unbelievably beautiful appearance, Veela is also a master at Transfiguration. Coincidentally, Angelica's father is also an expert at Transfiguration, and is also a natural disguise magus. , and Angelica also inherited this talent."

Garrick Ollivander understood immediately.

Dunn wanted him to find a wand made of ebony wood and a core material suitable for Transfiguration for Angelica.

Obviously, whether it is unicorn hair, phoenix feathers or dragon heartstrings, it does not meet the requirements.

Without waiting for Garrick Ollivander to think, Dunn gave the answer directly.

"Thunderbird tail feathers, as far as I know, wandmakers in North America like to use this material to make wands for wizards who are good at transfiguration."*