Superman's Journey to a Thousand Worlds

Lincoln's appearance brought some small changes to the world, but this did not affect the fact that the wand Harry finally got was the wand that should have belonged to him.

Harry and Hagrid left with their new wands, full of doubts, while Ollivander returned to his production room after finishing business for the day with the two materials he received from Lincoln.

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As a renowned wand-making master, Ollivander possesses not only superb wand-making skills, but also a thorough control over wands, otherwise it would be difficult to combine the wand body and wand core with such ingenuity and coordination.

There are many types of vibranium, and the vibranium Lincoln gave Ollivander is actually adamantium alloy fused with some other metal materials.

However, because Lincoln uses molecular fusion rather than heat melting, the current blank can still be melted at a temperature of thousands of degrees and then condensed into form.

Ollivander didn't know where Lincoln found the materials in front of him, but he clearly knew how precious these two materials were. After all, this was material that had never been rumored in the history of the wizarding world.

Even based on the principle that things are rare and valuable, the price has greatly exceeded the value of dragons and phoenixes.

In the wand making room, after placing the metal raw materials and hair on the making table, Ollivander pulled out his wand and pointed it slightly: "The flames are blazing!"

call!

Under the magic power, the production platform instantly burst into flames. He used the wand to touch the metal raw material, and then put it into the fire to burn and melt.

If technological means are used, the entire manufacturing process will become much more complicated, but with the help of magic, Ollivander only needs to pay attention to maintaining the flame at all times to keep the vibranium in a molten state for shaping.

Originally, he was a little worried about whether the hair of unknown origin could withstand the high temperature of the fire, but after some experiments, Ollivander found that the hair had completely surpassed his understanding of magical creatures.

If it weren't for the fact that the hair couldn't move on its own, he would have thought it was just an undiscovered magical creature.

Wrap the hair with molten metal to pull it, fill it with some other auxiliary magic patterns, and then use a shaping spell to change the shape of the liquid and fix it.

As the temperature of the raging flames gradually decreased, the originally liquid metal solution condensed into a solid.

The moment it completely cooled into a solid state, a wand that defied common sense in magic was born in Ollivander's room.

With a piece of Lincoln's hair as the core and an indestructible Adamantium alloy as the body, the existence of this wand has surpassed Ollivander's understanding of wands for most of his life.

Even just holding this wand, Ollivander could imagine the incredible power that could be exerted by using this wand.

He tried to experiment, but the newly born wand seemed to have confirmed its owner, completely turning a blind eye to his request, and even leaked a ray of magic to warn Ollivander.

In silence, Ollivander put away the silver wand. It was obvious that if he tried again, he might die - by a wand.

The next day, Lincoln arrived at Ollivander's wand cabin as promised. The cabin was still as empty as yesterday. When he heard the doorbell ringing and clutching the wand box in his hand, Ollivander, who looked thoughtful, subconsciously looked over.

After seeing the figure that he had been thinking about for a long time, he breathed a sigh of relief and walked over with the box containing the wand: "The two materials you brought are really great! I have completed the most incredible thing in my life.

Limited edition wand!”

As he spoke, he took out the silver-white metal wand and placed it in front of Lincoln: "I don't know what material it is made of, but its lightness, hardness, and energy absorption and preservation effects have reached the extreme of my imagination!

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"Using this wand, even an apprentice who knows nothing can exert powerful power and incredible control. Have you prepared a name for it?"

"Name?" Lincoln held the wand, pondered for a moment and then smiled slightly: "How about the Silver Age?"

"Silver Age?" Ollivander looked at the silver wand and sighed: "Maybe the person holding it can really be called an era."

Lincoln was noncommittal about this statement. He put away the wand and was about to leave. Suddenly, he was stopped by Ollivander behind him: "Excuse me, can you let me see the potential of this wand? Just use it once."

"I'd be happy to help you with this, but I don't understand any spells so far."

"You don't understand the curse?" Ollivander was stunned: Aren't you a teacher at Hogwarts? How can you still not understand the curse?

His mind was full of doubts. After a moment of silence, he took out the banknotes and started writing. Then he pushed it in front of Lincoln: "Wingardium leviosa, this is a very simple levitation spell. Do you want to try it?"

Lincoln glanced at the note and tapped the wand in his hand: "Wingardium leviosa."

A golden light shot out from the tip of the staff, struck the ground, and spread like ripples to the entire house under Ollivander's incredible gaze. Then, he felt his feet shaking.

The building outside the window began to sink.

No! Maybe it’s not those houses that are sinking, but his shop that’s flying up?!

Just a simple magic wand, with just one casual cast, was able to levitate his house with multiple protective spells attached to it. The scene before him shattered Ollivander's knowledge of magic spells in the past decades.

In his understanding, a levitation spell, even if Dumbledore comes, should not be able to make the house fly without triggering his multiple protection spells. This is not magic!

Ollivander inside the store was extremely shocked, while the wizards in Diagon Alley outside looked up at the gradually floating store, their eyes full of curiosity and pointing: "What's going on? Ollivander."

Did Vander’s shop take off?”

"It should be the levitation spell, right?"

"How could it be a levitation spell? All the shops in Diagon Alley are blessed by magic spells. There is no way the levitation spell can take effect."

"Where's Ollivander? Where are they?"

"It seems like it's still in the store?"

"Oh, poor Ollivander."

Seeing his house flying higher and higher, the panic in Ollivander's eyes became visible to the naked eye. He hurriedly took out his magic spell and pointed it at his house: "All spells are final!"

A bright light shot out from the tip of his staff and hit the house. Then he watched helplessly as a golden light emerged, and his spell failed to work.

Ollivander:???!!!

Others were dumbfounded and looked at Lincoln hurriedly: "Hurry! Stop it quickly. If it continues, my house will be destroyed!"

"Emmm" Lincoln pondered for a moment, then tapped the tip of his staff lightly: "All curses will end."

The magic power belonging to the levitation spell was completely gone. The wand shop that was rising slowly stopped, and then began to fall to the ground. Feeling the gravity coming into play again, the Ollivanders panicked again.

Because he could clearly feel that the curse that was finally stopped with Lincoln's move was not only the levitation spell that Lincoln cast, but also the multiple defensive spells that his store originally had.

Without the effect of magic, if his store were to be smashed down, the entire Diagon Alley would suffer!

Ollivander realized this, and the wizards below in Diagon Alley who were enjoying the show also realized this.

Looking at the shop falling from the sky, they had hesitation and panic in their eyes: "Why doesn't the spell in Ollivander's shop seem to be effective?"

"That means it didn't work! Run quickly!"

If a store is smashed down from the sky, I don’t know what will happen to other stores, but those of them standing on the road watching the show will definitely be unlucky, so they apparate!

A personal image disappeared as if swallowed by a whirlpool. In an instant, the area around the wand shop was empty, and the shops below also activated their respective spells to prepare for the impact.

Fortunately, Lincoln has not done anything bad yet.

Seeing that the shop was about to hit the ground, he pointed the tip of his wand, and the levitation spell came into effect again. The original violent falling momentum stopped. In the puzzled eyes of other wizards, he briefly experienced the joy of heaven, and the wand shop fell back steadily.

to the ground.

Of course, the shop is back, but the magic spells that have been destroyed by Ten Thousand Curses cannot come back, so Ollivander may be very busy recently.

Ollivander's wand made Lincoln very satisfied.

Making a wand is not a simple matter. Take the wand in his hand. There are many magic patterns in it. It is precisely because of the existence of these things that the two materials can be combined to create something different.

nature.

When Lincoln got this wand, it meant that he had mastered the wand manufacturing technology.

Therefore, he generously gave Ollivander 500 gold galleons as a reward, which was regarded as the cost of production and learning skills. After all, he is a good person!

As for how many gold galleons Ollivander would have to spend to repair the spell in the shop. It should only be a few hundred gold galleons, right?

There are many specialty products from the Harry Potter world in Diagon Alley, but Lincoln didn't buy any of them. The reason is simple: these things all cost money.

For example, Flourish and Blotts Bookstore is the designated bookstore of Hogwarts. The books in it are also helpful to Lincoln, but instead of spending money to buy them, he would rather go to the Hogwarts library to buy them for free.

The same goes for magical creatures. There are a lot of them in the Forbidden Forest. For those novel magical props, just ask the Weasley brothers to confiscate them. They must have a lot of novel things on their hands.

In a word, why should we spend money on something that can be bought for free?

With no textbooks, no wizard robes, and no change of clothes, Lincoln found Hogwoods and walked in with only a wand.

Because it is not yet the start of the school year, Hogwarts seems a little deserted now, but the teachers inside have arrived early and started to prepare for the upcoming start of the school year.

Seeing Lincoln's figure appear from outside the school, Professor McGonagall walked up and said, "Professor Lin? Please come with me. I need to take you through the entry procedures."

Lincoln stood behind him and looked around curiously: "Shouldn't this be the dean's business? Does Dumbledore have other matters?"

"Dean Dumbledore often doesn't pay attention to these things, but if you have other matters, you can go to the principal's office on the eighth floor to find him after completing your induction. In addition, Professor Lin, I heard that you seem to have not chosen

Teaching materials?”

Facing McGonagall's question, Lincoln smiled and said: "Innovative Magic Use Teaching. Just by listening to the name, you can tell that what this course is going to teach is very novel. There is no such teaching material in Diagon Alley or the magical world. I don't know it myself."

There is no plan to write a textbook."

For a very reasonable reason, Professor McGonagall did not find any loopholes in it.

Of course, another reason for this is that wizards who can be hired by Dumbledore to teach students are generally relatively reliable, provided that the course that the wizard serves is not Defense Against the Dark Arts.

As the vice-principal, Professor McGonagall not only has to deal with matters related to the Transfiguration class, but also performs part of the principal's duties. Unlike Dumbledore, that guy neither has classes nor does he do anything serious. He only eats sweets.

Happy.

But now that Harry Potter has entered school, the situation should have changed a bit. I guess he should be setting up the Philosopher's Stone now.

Probably because he had done a lot, Professor McGonagall skillfully completed the complete entry procedures for Lincoln, and then took him to find his own office and classroom in the castle.

It sounds like an office, but in fact, it can be used as a living room. After all, this is a castle with many free rooms.

It was probably because they were not familiar with each other, or because there was really a lot to do before school started, so after arranging the classroom and office for Lincoln, Mag turned around and left in a hurry.

Before leaving, I didn't forget to leave a Hogwarts instruction manual.

This is a special treatment only for Lincoln, because other students who join Hogwarts have often attended classes here and do not need this thing.

McGonagall thought Lincoln needed this thing, but she didn't know that Lincoln actually didn't have a very high demand for this thing.

Snap!

In the office, Lincoln snapped his fingers, and the house elves belonging to Hogwarts suddenly appeared in front of Lincoln: "Dear Professor Lin, is there anything you need us to do?"

"Yeah" Lincoln pondered for a moment, then looked at the group of house elves in front of him: "Can you make Kung Pao chicken?"

House Elf:???

There was a lot of doubt in their big eyes, they obviously didn't know how to do it.

Seeing this, Lincoln sighed, and realized that the house elves who had disappointed Lincoln suddenly became uneasy: "We can learn!"

Lincoln nodded, took out a thick cookbook and handed it to them: "Here, this is a recipe. You must learn it as soon as possible!"

As a result, the recipe was heavier than theirs. When they opened the page and looked at the words "appropriate amount of salt, appropriate amount of MSG, appropriate amount of oil, and appropriate amount of soy sauce" written in it, their faces became even more confused.