My Black Magic Is Too Good, It Can Be Automatically Whitened

After raising the price to two thousand Galleons, Dunn got his wish and bought the wand.

Facts have proved that as long as you have money, you have a predestined relationship with anyone!

The same goes for wands.

Garrick Ollivander looked at the holly phoenix wand that had been in Dunn's hands, reluctantly, but had to admit it.

Ollivander's centuries-old philosophy of "the wand chooses its owner" doesn't apply to some brilliantly gifted wizards.

The owner of the wand is the decisive factor in the future success of a wand.

It doesn't matter what wand wood or core is used.

While sending Dunn out, Garrick Ollivander told Dunn about the wand and a twin brother.

Dunn's reaction was completely beyond Garrick Ollivander's expectations.

"Thirteen and a half inches long, yew, with the same phoenix feather as my wand, right? I know this wand belongs to my brother."

With that said, Dunn left, leaving Garrick Ollivander standing in the doorway, dumbfounded.

Back in the shop, Garrick Ollivander has been unable to concentrate on making the stick.

After thinking for a long time, he took out a photo album and turned to one of the pictures next to the Hogwarts Quidditch training ground.

This was originally a photo of two people, but at this time there was only one person in the photo, lying on the grass and basking in the sun.

"Good afternoon, Gakri."

"Hello, Professor Dumbledore."

"I guess you are looking for me at this time, definitely not for chatting."

"The two phoenix tail feathers you gave me, I made two wands, and just now, the second wand was bought by someone."

"Shouldn't it be good news for you that the wand found its owner?"

"It was the other party who took the initiative to ask to buy the wand, not the wand who chose the owner. The other party offered a price that I couldn't refuse and took the wand. I don't know if this was the right decision, so I wanted to tell you."

"Let me guess, the wizard who bought that wand wasn't Dunn-Corleone? A freshman at Hogwarts."

Garrick Ollivander was shocked.

"How did you know?"

"Because the owner of the other wand visited your shop last year, you must remember him, right?"

"Tom Corleone."

"Did you think of anything about the surname Corleone?"

"You mean?"

"Yes, it's the Corleone family you thought of. Although the other party's method of buying the second wand is very unreasonable, it is very Corleone."

Garrick Ollivander agrees with this, and adds to his worries.

Dumbledore in the picture saw this and began to console him.

"The other party didn't point the wand at your head, threatened you to offer the wand, and then charged your wand shop for protection, but chose to pay, I think in the Corleone family, this is already considered a very gentleman. way of doing it.”

"But that wand?"

"It's certainly not the best option, but maybe the worst option, who knows? But don't worry, I'll keep an eye on it."

After leaving Ollivander's wand shop, Dunn didn't go to Knockturn Alley immediately, but went back to the Leaky Cauldron and found a free seat at the bar to sit.

The bar owner, a short, bald man, came over and asked Dunn what he wanted to drink.

Dunn grabbed a handful of Galleons and threw it on the bar.

"I need to buy something 'unusual' and hope to get some advice."

The bar owner's expression changed, and he looked at the young wizard in front of him again.

After a while, he calmly swept Jin Galleon into his pocket, raised his hand and asked the bartender to bring a glass of butter beer.

"what do you want to buy?"

"Occupational Learning Methods."

The bar owner immediately shook his head.

"The whole of Diagon Alley, including that place, doesn't have what you want."

Dunn couldn't help but look disappointed.

Is it true that you can't keep your secret?

Of course the bar owner didn't want to give Dunn back the newly acquired Kim Galleon.

He shoves the Butterbeer in front of Dunn, obviously there's more to come.

"If you just want to prevent others from using Legilimency to pry into the secrets of your heart, there is actually a simpler and more effective way."

"what?"

"Lilimnism plus Pensieve."

Glancing at Dunn, who was visibly stunned, the bar owner raised his mouth proudly and continued to show off his knowledge.

"You only need to use Legilimency to extract your own memories and secrets and store them in the Pensieve. Even if the other party uses Legilimency on you, he will not be able to see the memory that was taken away."

Dunn said something subconsciously.

"Isn't the Pensieve exclusive to Hogwarts?"

Now it's the bar owner's turn to be surprised.

Knowing that Hogwarts has a Pensieve, Dunn's identity is definitely not simple.

This made him put away his underestimation.

"You're right, but there is more than one Hogwarts school of magic in the world. Although the Pensieve is very rare, every magic school has one or two of them."

This is all bullshit to Dunn.

He really cared about getting a Pensieve, no matter where it came from.

The bar owner leaned forward and lowered his voice.

"I have a friend from Durmstrang. You should have heard of this school, right? He is not only a master of Legilimency, but also has a Pensieve in his hand that he intends to shoot."

"I recommended Borgin-Bock to him, but that guy in Karaktacus is so stingy, he wants to buy a Pensieve for 100,000 Galleons, and I swear I've never seen a greedy guy like him in my life. "

"If you're interested, I can introduce you to meet my friend, but he's leaving England soon, and time is tight."

The bar owner's words were both true and false, and Dunn was sure of at least two things.

The Pensieve belonged to Durmstrang School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, but was smuggled out.

The other party sold the Pensieve privately for a base price of 100,000 Galleons, and was eager to sell it.

If it is a legal personal item, the public sale price is at least over one million Galleons.

"130,000 Galleons, not only do I want the Pensieve, but your friend also has to teach me the method of Legilimency."

"By the way, I'm in a hurry and have to leave before dark."

The bar owner cried out subconsciously.

"This is impossible!"

It's not that the price is dissatisfied, but that there is no time to learn Legilimency in half a day. *