I'm in Hogwarts, what the hell is the Honghuang system?

Chapter 19: Eighty is the age of struggle
It took a long time for Rhine to calm down from his excitement.

There is still more than a month before Hogwarts starts, and he has some important things to do outside of Hogwarts.

The two talents of controlling fire and cultivating spirit beasts are also extremely practical.

The former not only gives him an advantage in fire spells, but also brings great convenience in alchemy, potions and other subjects that require temperature control.

The latter can make it more likely that the magical animals cultivated by Rhine will break through the bottleneck and gain stronger power.

For example, the group of eight-eyed giant spiders in the Forbidden Forest are themselves 5X-level magical beasts. If Rhine can breed them again, the combat power of this group of eight-eyed giant spiders alone will be extremely terrifying.

And there is the basilisk in the secret room, the thousand-year-old basilisk!
Rhine even suspected that if this thing was placed in the ancient times, it would at least be considered a monster with some influence, right?

If this can continue to be cultivated, it will undoubtedly become a great help to Rhine.

When the goal of cultivating immortality was still far away, Rhine naturally could not give up magic.

Because of this, Rhine must obtain these two talents before going to Hogwarts.

……

the next day.

Diagon Alley.

Rhine walked down the street in his loose robe.

When passing by Gringotts, he felt that the security of Gringotts seemed to have become quite strict. There were goblins standing guard at the door, watching every wizard passing by Gringotts with scrutinizing eyes.

At the same time, outside Gringotts, Rhine also saw a notice offering a reward for clues about a wizard proficient in stunning spells who appeared near Gringotts.

When Rhine saw this scene, a strange look appeared on his face.

Did Gringotts think that Griphook and the others had been knocked unconscious by some powerful Stunning Spell?

Well, in the wizarding world, people do think about these things in this way.

So Gringotts's attitude seems to indicate that they think someone is planning something bad to them.

Rhine's expression was even weirder.

Of course he knew that it wouldn't be long before Voldemort would possess Quirrell and break into Gringotts on the same day that the savior Harry Potter entered the wizarding world.

I just wonder if having this butterfly of mine will cause some trouble to Voldemort's plan of breaking in?
But soon, Rhine put these thoughts behind him.

He arrived at Ollivander's Wand Shop.

Ollivander obviously had not forgotten Rhine's performance last time. When he saw Rhine coming, a look of joy appeared on his face.

"Mr. Rhine, you came at the perfect time. I just happened to have some inspiration for wand studies these days."

"Here, try these wands."

As he spoke, Ollivander handed Rhine several wands.

While cooperating with Ollivander in his strange tests, Rhine chatted with Ollivander, trying to get closer to him.

As long as you reach the level of close friends, you can obtain the talent of controlling fire.

But after two or three hours, although Rhine and Ollivander became more familiar with each other, it was obvious that Rhine felt they were still a long way from being close friends.

At present, at best, we are just casual acquaintances who are somewhat familiar with each other.

He thought about it and realized that Ollivander was already so old, and the years he had lived in his two lives combined might not even be half of what Ollivander had lived.

At this age, he is a world-famous master of stick making, and many people praise him.

Even though he was very helpful to Ollivander's wandology research, it would take time to become his close friend.

It might take several years!
The time Rhine can spend in Diagon Alley is just over a month before school starts, so he doesn't have that much time to wait.

"It seems we need to find a way to get closer faster."

After thinking for a moment, Rhine had an idea.

To build closer relationships with people, of course you have to start with what they care about most.

What does Ollivander care about most?
The magic wand, of course, goes without saying.

From the sign hanging at the door of his shop and the information Rhine obtained from the original Harry Potter book, it was clear that old Mr. Ollivander had the ambition to overwhelm Gregorovitch and become the best wand maker in Europe, or even the world.

Just like the Ollivander family, the Gregorovitch family is also a wand-making family that has been passed down from generation to generation.

Gregorovitch had once obtained the Elder Wand. As a wand maker, it is not impossible for him to be inspired by the Elder Wand and perhaps even improve his skills.

Ollivander, let alone surpassing Gregorovitch, must have tried his best to avoid being overshadowed by Gregorovitch.

No wonder he still wants to do wand research at such an old age.

If Rhine wants to get closer to him, after much thought, he has to start from this aspect.

A moment later, as Ollivander frowned, pondering the question, Rhine asked, "Mr. Ollivander, wands and wizards choose each other and complement each other. This is a theory you've mentioned to me repeatedly."

"But are there some special wands that don't require the wizard's talent, but have the power to enable every wizard who wields it to unleash extraordinary abilities?"

Hearing Rhine's question, Ollivander's expression changed slightly and he nodded slowly.

"Yes, of course."

"That is the most famous wand in wizarding history."

"Elderberry, Elder Wand, Death Wand...it has many names."

"Legend has it that a wizard who wields the Elder Wand will be invincible in any duel. It is recognized as the most powerful wand."

"Why do you ask?"

Rhine said excitedly.

"Such a powerful wand, has Mr. Ollivander ever seen it?"

Ollivander gritted his teeth.

"No."

Then he took a deep breath, as if he had thought of something, and his expression became even uglier.

"Many people think the Elder Wand is just a legend, and I used to think so too."

"But I have some suspicions. I suspect this wand was once obtained by one of my old rivals. Otherwise, his wand-making skills would not have improved so much in such a short period of time."

"But he certainly didn't get to keep the Elder Wand for very long. It's a shame, but it seems to be a good thing."

Immediately, Rhine chatted with Ollivander for a while about the rumors about the Elder Wand.

Ollivander's eyes also revealed his fascination with the Elder Wand.

Seeing that the atmosphere was almost set, Rhine's eyes flashed and he asked curiously.

"The Elder Wand should be at least a thousand years old. Over the years, the magic world has been constantly developing its skills, and they should be able to create wands more powerful than the Elder Wand."

"Mr. Ollivander, why don't you try it?"

Ollivander was stunned for a moment and pointed at himself in surprise.

"I?"

"To make a wand more powerful than the Elder Wand?"

Rhine said as a matter of course.

"Of course."

"You are Mr. Ollivander, the greatest wand maker in the world."

"What could be more inspiring for a wandmaker than to create a wand that rivals or even surpasses the Elder Wand, and what could be more inspiring for his skills to spread far and wide?"

"Think about it, even if your so-called enemy gets the Elder Wand, can he have the determination to surpass it?"

"No, only you could have such an outstanding idea. If you succeed, who else can be compared with you?"

A light gradually lit up in Ollivander's eyes, and he muttered to himself.

"Yes."

"It's been a thousand years. Why can't I surpass the Elder Wand?"

But there was hesitation in his eyes again.

"But I'm over eighty years old."

Rhine said firmly.

"Eighty years old is the age for striving, Mr. Ollivander. I will do my best to help you!"

Ollivander's expression changed, as if his ambition was reviving, and he looked at Rhine with a more intimate expression.

"it is good."

"Let me try to challenge this impossible feat."

"When did the Ollivander family become number one in Europe, no, number one in the world? It was in my generation!"

The corners of Rhine's mouth curled up into a smile.

For a wizard who regards wand learning as a lifelong pursuit, what could be better to bring people together than a grand and difficult common goal?

The plan goes through!
(End of this chapter)