Hogwarts: Don't call me Wandmaker

Chapter 184 A New Golden Legend, Boggart's Wand
Black walnut, Bogurt, 12 inches

【Condition: Perfect】

[Special Feature: Transformation: General Transformation effect +25%, Human Transformation effect +35%;]

Fear: When using any spell, there is a 5% chance to trigger a Fear spell, causing the opponent to see their deepest fears.

Just as I thought, the wand core made by Boggart is indeed particularly suitable for wands that are inclined towards transfiguration!
Looking at the newly crafted wand in his hand, Xiren's eyes lit up. With a casual wave of his hand, an empty bed next to him instantly transformed into a ferocious fire dragon that could fill the entire dormitory.

Upon closer inspection, every scale of the fire dragon was incredibly lifelike, as if it would spew flames from its mouth at any moment.

Siren waved his wand again, and the fire dragon transformed back into a unicorn radiating holy light.

Secondary Transformation... This is a high-level Transformation technique that you won't learn until seventh grade, second only to the Animagus.

Although Xilun can do it, he usually only turns slippers into rabbits and then into turtles, and his targets are mostly small things.

This is the first time Xilun has ever attempted to transform a four-poster bed into a fire dragon and then into a unicorn.

To his surprise, the result was surprisingly smooth. He didn't feel any strain at all and completed it very easily, as if he had done it many times before.

But Xilun knew very well that this was the first time he had ever transformed into something so large.

Then he tried human transformation... turning his arm into wings, which went very smoothly. Every feather was intact, and apart from not being able to actually fly, it was no different from a real owl's wing.

Of course, this was due to Xilun's own reasons and had nothing to do with the wings.

“What a fine wand.” Siron transformed his arm back to normal, found a piece of gold tape, and stuck it to the end of the wand.

Only after doing all this did he leave the dormitory satisfied.

It was completely dark outside by then.

"Sirlen, you're finally out." Several people waved to him from beside the fireplace.

It was Harry, Fred, George, and nearby Oliver Wood and Angelina Johnson; they were all members of the Quidditch team.

It looks like they were talking about the team, but they should be done by now.

"Have you decided on how to celebrate this year's victory?" Xiren walked over and asked with a smile.

"The game hasn't even started yet, it's really too early to say these things," said team captain Oliver Wood, waving his hand modestly.

However, judging from the gradually rising corners of his mouth, he was probably about to burst into laughter.

Hogwarts has won the House Cup for two consecutive years. If they win again this year, it will be a three-peat. Oliver Wood can't help but smile in his dreams whenever he thinks about it.

“Harry, what did you call me for?” Siron turned his gaze to Harry and asked, “If it’s not important, we can talk about it when I get back.”

"Where are you going?"

“The kitchen,” Celen said. “I’m starving. I hope there’s still food in the kitchen.”

Because he ran straight back to his dormitory after class, and it took him some time to make the wand, Xiren missed dinner.

He was feeling extremely hungry and desperately needed to eat something before he could fall asleep.

“Definitely.” Fred said with certainty.

“That’s right,” George said. “Whenever you go to the kitchen, you’ll come back with a full load.”

"The house-elves in the kitchen are so enthusiastic."

"Perhaps we're being a little too enthusiastic."

"They won't let you leave unless your pockets are stuffed full of snacks and cookies."

"That's good." Xilun nodded.

Harry was about to say something when he saw Fred and George walk up to Siren.

"Come to think of it, it seems like it's been a long time since we've been to the kitchen." "We happen to have some time today, let's go together."

The two pushed and shoved Xilen as they left the common room.

When they returned, they brought with them a variety of delicious cakes, cookies, and roast meats.

Because there was so much food that the three of them couldn't possibly finish it, a celebration banquet was inexplicably held in the Gryffindor common room.

Although no one knew what they were celebrating, everyone seemed to be having a good time.

"By the way, what were you about to say?" Celen took a bite of the roasted beef leg and found Harry in the crowd.

“It’s nothing,” Harry said, taking out a brown paper bag. “I just brought you some dinner, but it seems like you don’t need it anymore.”

The bag contained a few fried chicken legs, some bread, and a small pile of boiled potatoes.

“Oh, I knew I’d forgotten something.” Celen took a boiled potato out of the bag and took a bite.

"At Hogwarts, dinner without boiled potatoes is like Europe without Nurmengard—it's soulless."

“Numontgard?” Harry thought for a moment, then couldn’t help but ask, “What kind of place is that? Is it famous?”

"Probably," Xiren shrugged. "Anyway, he was quite famous sixty years ago, but it's hard to say now."

The bizarre celebration finally ended in the early hours of the morning, as the last few people staggered back to their dormitories.

……

In the following days, Xiren intended to continue pursuing her holiday goal and complete the "magic wand broom".

But the glittering Galleons and ever-growing wand orders forced him to change his plans.

Xilun worked overtime and finally completed all the wand orders within a week.

During this time, Defense Against the Dark Arts became the most popular subject for most people. Professor Lupin showed everyone very clearly what a truly qualified Defense Against the Dark Arts professor should be like.

It doesn't just read from the textbook, nor does it boast or exaggerate. Instead, it's a course that truly inspires students' anticipation.

Besides the Boggarts in the first lesson, they also learned about the Red Hats, who were old friends. Siron was very familiar with them and answered various questions in class, earning Gryffindor a lot of points.

However, the Kaba they've recently started learning is relatively unfamiliar to Xilun.

Kaba is not a common magical creature in Europe. It is an aquatic reptile that looks like a scaly monkey and will strangle anyone who wades across its ponds.

To deal with Kaba, you can use the Cleanse Water spell to fill the water bowl on its head until it overflows, which will make it panic.

However, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them offers a completely different solution: Newt Scamander believes that Kaba is more afraid of arithmetic than magic.

So when you encounter a Kaba, you can simply take out your notebook and calculate 13 cubed in front of it; most Kaba will run away because of the headache.

Xilun tried it and the effect was excellent, but the downside was that the effect was too good.

The classroom was so small that Kaba had nowhere to hide. After circling around several times, it became enraged and stretched out its claws at Xilun, wanting to strangle the person who had asked it to do math.

"Professor Lupin, may I take it with me?" After class, Xiren asked, pointing to Kaba lying on the ground as if he were asleep.

"It probably won't be of much help in the next class either."

Lupin pursed his lips.

That's true. Kaba is dead, so he can't be of any help.

He wanted to tell Siren that he shouldn't have destroyed the teaching aids, but he didn't know how to say it. After all, Kaba had attacked first, and he hadn't noticed it immediately, so Siren's use of magic to retaliate was perfectly justifiable.

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(End of this chapter)