Hogwarts: Wizards of Eternity.

Chapter 144 Ollivander's Insights

Roger has been using this wand since he first learned his first spell.

Unless there were extremely special circumstances, Roger didn't want to make the change.

Since Ollivander said that apart from the Deathly Hallows that he was not interested in, there was no material in existence that could withstand his use.

It would be better to modify and strengthen your old wand.

"teach you?"

"Well, it's not impossible." Ollivander frowned and hesitated for a moment.

After ancient magic became history and entered a new era, the spread of magical skills is no longer as closed-minded as in the past.

Past prejudices have been transformed into patent barriers to survive.

That is, you can learn and use it, but you have to pay extra.

For Ollivander, although this skill is his livelihood, it also depends on who the other party is.

It’s like if you have a car and your neighbor Li Si wants to borrow it and your neighbor Mao Xiong wants to borrow it, the results will naturally be different.

Looking at the age of the little prophet in front of him and the remnant of power he felt when he checked the wand just now.

Ollivander naturally knew what was the best option.

"But..." He thought about it.

"If possible, I would also like to be involved." Ollivander understood that if he gave his knowledge to the prophet in exchange for a favor, it would be the option that maximized his benefits.

But he had another idea in mind.

The Ollivander family has been making wands since the BC era more than 2,300 years ago. This persistence comes from the love for wands that runs in their blood!
Compared with the favor of the prophet, what Ollivander wanted more was to personally participate in the making of this new wand that would make history.

Ollivander felt that he had made a great profit by making the most powerful wand ever seen in the history of the world, not to mention using the favor of the prophet, even if he had to risk his own life!
"No, to be exact, please allow me to participate in it. I am willing to give you everything I have learned in my life."

Ollivander has pale hair and wrinkles at the corners of his eyes, just like most non-world-class wizards who have not reached the cutting-edge field.

He will also experience normal birth, aging, sickness and death like other ordinary wizards.

There are only a very small number of wizards who can live for hundreds of years. In fact, most wizards only live a few years longer than Muggles, and are only about 100 years old.

His life has already entered the sunset. What is there to let go of at this point?

Ollivander was already married and had children. Although his skills were far from his own, he was still considered a qualified wand maker.

As an individual, Ollivander has no worries now and just wants to pursue his dreams like he did when he was young!

"Of course." Roger agreed to Ollivander's request without hesitation.

"With your help, I think the production of the new wand will go smoothly." Roger was delighted to have this expert join us.

As always, Roger didn't think this was anything to keep secret.

Because this is not just Roger's problem, but a problem that all wizards will face in the future.

Now Roger has entered a new level of life by learning the three-dimensional method and has gained greater strength. It is predictable that he will continue to become stronger.

And when the three-dimensional law spreads in the future, more and more powerful wizards will set foot in the field where Roger is now.

By then everyone will face the problem that the existing magic wands are not strong enough.

So Roger is not only solving his own problems, but also solving problems for those who come after him.

He brought Hermione here so that she would be mentally prepared if she encountered similar problems in the future.

"Okay!" Seeing Roger agree, a smile appeared on Ollivander's lips.

"Then can you tell me about the idea you mentioned earlier that can solve the problem?"

The Ollivander family has been making wands for more than 2,300 years, but until Garrick Ollivander, the entire family had a certain reputation.

But he has not reached the status of one of the three major wand makers in Europe.

It was Garrick Ollivander who changed the ancestral method, abandoned the "wand material preferred by the wand owner", and chose a more pragmatic wand research.

How could the whiskers of my favorite tabby cat, used as the core of a magic wand, be more powerful than the nerves of a dragon?

How many wizards can let their will reach the border of 'magic of love' and create miracles?
At the same time, Ollivander rejected the traditional concept of the wand choosing the wizard, making two-way selection the mainstream. This is how it suddenly rose to prominence, and has been in the limelight in the European industry for decades.

At this moment, listen to Roger's story.

Ollivander's heartbeat began to accelerate, just like when he first touched a wand as a child, his heart was pounding!

"I see, there is actually such a method..."

Roger told Ollivander his three methods one by one, and the two began to discuss the feasibility of each of them.

The first to be 'eliminated' is material reorganization.

"We can strengthen the material of the wand by changing the microstructure of the substance."

"Although this greatly enhances the strength, it has a side effect."

Ollivander pondered for a moment and said, "If the material structure changes, then the magical properties will definitely shift as well."

"Even if this deviation is not huge, for something as mysterious and delicate as magic, a slight deviation is likely to cause catastrophic consequences."

For example, when casting magic, if the angle is off by a few degrees, it may turn from attacking the enemy to hitting friendly forces.

And a mistake in the flow of magic power could even cause the caster to self-destruct on the spot!
Moreover, the magical properties of matter are endowed by the minds of all living beings, a completely new substance, even if it seems very strong from a material perspective.

But on the magical level, that's not necessarily the case.

Compared with material reorganization, Ollivander prefers Roger's other two ideas.

Fantasy creation and the second magic.

"The main wand materials today are derived from the body parts of magical creatures."

"To create new magical creatures specifically for the purpose of making stronger wand materials." Ollivander whispered Roger's second idea.

Theoretically, this method is feasible.

However, there are also difficult problems that need to be overcome in its implementation process.

For example, how to create magical creatures.

According to Roger, it is not easy to create a magical creature powerful enough.

Roger's thinking power alone is obviously not enough to support it. Just a mental dream is enough to make Roger exhausted.

As for if we were to call upon the thoughts of all living beings from the outside world, let’s not even talk about where to call upon them from.

How can we ensure that the magical properties of the created creatures are compatible with the wand user?

From the wood used for the wand to the core, each has its own unique magical properties, such as bravery, cunning, strength, luck, arrogance...

If we use brute force trial and error, who knows how long it will take to produce satisfactory material.

"So, imaginary creation doesn't work either?" Roger muttered to himself after listening to Ollivander's description of the various technical details of wand making.

It is true that Ollivander is a master wand maker, but he does not know Roger well enough, nor does he understand the law of three dimensions.

He didn't know that the strength in his eyes was just a transitional stage for Roger.

Even if they finally found the right material through trial and error, it would probably soon become unsuitable again as Roger's power grew.

This is a method that only treats the symptoms and not the root cause. If Roger chooses this path, he will have to keep devoting his energy to it.

This was obviously not what Roger wanted.

Roger thought about it and felt that perhaps only the last method could solve the problem.

but……

The second path of magic is different from the previous two. If you want Ollivander to be deeply involved in it, then you must also let him have a rough understanding of the three-dimensional law.

Unlike Dumbledore and others, Roger knew less about Ollivander and could not trust him deeply.

But after thinking about it, Roger decided not to hide it.

Since Ollivander did not hide anything from him, Roger would naturally respond in kind.

(End of this chapter)