Rubik’s Cube of Heavens

The pine wand made Cowen the same as the wicker wand had made him.

Also like an arm, the wand seems to be an extension of the arm.

"God! How is this possible!" Ollivander couldn't help but exclaimed.

When Kewen heard the words, he stopped sensing with the wand, and stopped casting spells while thinking, causing the "History of Magic" floating in the air to fall back to the bench.

"Sir?" Kewen didn't act this time, and he was so puzzled that he turned to look at Ollivander, who was still sluggish.

"Maybe I saw it wrong..." Ollivander shook his head in disbelief, and then said eagerly, "Son, try again!"

Kewen did as he did, and while chanting the spell, "History of Magic" floated again.

"How is this possible!" Ollivander hurried out from behind the cashier, came to Kewen's side and carefully observed the wand, and then carefully observed Kewen's hand holding the wand.

After a while, Ollivander suddenly turned around in silence, walked up the stairs leading to the second floor, and after a nervous murmur, drew out a wand box again.

Quickly walking down the stairs, Ollivander returned to Cowen, took the new wand out of the box, handed it directly to Cowen, and said solemnly, "Try this one!"

Cowan complied, ended the spell again, and took over the new wand.

"Maple wands, they prefer ambitious wand masters! If you don't meet such masters, the magic of maple wands will become heavy and lifeless!" Ollivander habitually introduced to Cowen: "This Contrary to your current personality, normally, when you hold it in your hand, you will feel that it becomes extremely uncomfortable, and the material of the wand will change badly..."

Ollivander couldn't go on, because the maple wand in Kewen's hand did change in texture, but it didn't become gray or something. On the contrary, it was obvious to the naked eye that the wand in Kewen's hand actually became smoother and smoother. , and even revealed a shiny feeling.

The two were silent for a long time, and Ollivander turned around again, and without a word, he took out many wand boxes from the storage compartments.

Returning to the cashier with a pile of boxes, Ollivander let go, causing the wand boxes to fall apart.

"Come! Child!" Ollivander greeted Kewen: "Try all of these!"

Kewen didn't care about acting at this time, his curiosity was more than everything, he immediately came to the cashier, put the maple wand in his hand back in the box, and took the new wand handed over by Ollivander.

This time Ollivander didn't introduce the material and core of the wand, and Kewen didn't care about those. After he took over the new wand, he immediately began to sense it.

"It feels the same to me." Cowan informed Ollivander of the results.

"Next!" Ollivander opened a wand box again.

"It still feels the same."

"This one!"

"Same."

Ollivander stopped talking, just mechanically changing a wand again.

Kewen stopped talking. After getting the new wand in his hand, the fit with the wand immediately and naturally appeared in his heart.

Nodding silently, he handed the wand back to Ollivander again.

One after another, the wands of various materials were almost tried by Cowan, and when Ollivander stopped giving him new wands, the wand boxes on the cashier were already stacked in stacks.

Silently putting the last wand in his hand back into the box, Kewen looked at Ollivander's shocked expression, and after a moment of indulgence, he said, "Sir...Is it normal for me to be like this?"

Hearing this, Ollivander finally came back to his senses, but he didn't answer immediately. Instead, he stared at Kewen for a while, before barely pulling the corners of his mouth, and said with a slightly dry smile, "No... Child, you are very normal. It's just... I'm afraid there's going to be a big shock in the magic world."

"Yes... is it related to me?" Actor Kewen went online,

asked cautiously.

"It's not a bad thing, child." Ollivander raised his hand and pinched the bridge of his nose: "But you have to remember that what happened just now must not be disclosed to others, okay child?"

"Yeah." Kewen nodded obediently.

"Huh..." Ollivander breathed a long sigh of relief. After a moment of silence, he smiled again and said softly, "Okay kid, let's temporarily forget what happened just now, um... let me clean up first."

"Can I help?" Corwin asked. "And sir, which wand should I use?"

"Ah, this is a question." Ollivander smiled slightly, but after thinking about it, he said: "My child, your talent is amazing, all wands will choose you to be their master. In this case, you should use the original one first. Wand."

"Ok sir."

"Well, as for the help, I don't need it for now." Ollivander began to organize the piles of wand boxes in front of him, and said at the same time: "You go to the bench to read some books, and after I finish packing these, I have to take you to buy them. Other things you need to go to school, after all, there are some things you need to measure yourself."

"Okay, thank you sir." Kewen responded obediently, turned and walked to the bench. After sitting down, he picked up the "History of Magic" that he flew around.

Seeing this, Ollivander sighed secretly again, and then quickened his movements.

On the other hand, Kewen opened the "History of Magic" from the first page, he was still very interested in the "History of Magic" in this world, he wanted to explore the origin of magic in this world, and then look at the development.

Since it is not necessary to memorize like studying, Kewen turns the pages very quickly, looking only for the information that interests him.

But as a book was about to be finished, Kewen was not satisfied. Because the book only records some superficial historical event information.

As for the origin of the sorcerer, I only brought it with the phrase "originated from Merlin".

Everything else is the time of the major events and the people involved. Except for a large number of biographies, there is absolutely no connotation of various major events.

After quickly turning the last page, Kewen closed the book in disappointment. After thinking about it, he picked up the "Standard Spells Beginner" from the side.

Flip through the page to find the 'Floating Spell', Kewen intends to continue reading the content that he hadn't read before. But soon he was stunned.

"The key to smoothly casting the 'Floating Spell'... Hold the wand, draw a circle, and then shake the wand..."

Kewen was a little stunned after reading it softly: "Do you still need to wave or shake your wand?"

Blinking his eyes, Kewen turned his head to look at the book "History of Magic" next to him, and muttered to himself, "I didn't wave or shake..."