Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 613 Magic Wand Detection

In a small compartment for brooms.

Sirius hurriedly sat on an upside-down bucket, swaying as if he would fall down at any moment.

Then he pressed Harry against a cardboard box and closed the door, plunging them into darkness. "Time is urgent, so I'll speak quickly. The first event is a one-on-one battle with a dragon. Let me talk about the dragon first--"

"Types of dragons, right? I already knew them. Peruvian Venomous Fang Dragon, Hungarian Horntail, Hebridean Black Dragon, Australian White Eye."

"The dragon's weakness—"

"Weakness, right? I know that too. Their eyes are the most vulnerable. Eye disease spell, right?"

"Letters from other heroes—"

"I still know. Ervas is a tree shepherd, Fleur has Veela blood, and Krum flies a broom well."

"Harry, you--" Sirius' face was full of confusion.

He had no idea how his godson knew so much.

And some of the content, "What is a tree shepherd?" he didn't know either.

“A school of magic from Castellobushe.

Hagrid taught me, Ron, Ginny, Neville and Draco.

The characteristic is that one can awaken a magical ability that he is good at and can perform it as if by instinct without the need for a wand.

That Elvas' ability is to predict the future within one minute. Maybe even shorter." Harry said lightly.

He also breathed a sigh of relief at this time.

He thought Sirius was going to say something. This?
It was just that Bai made him so nervous for a moment.

As for Sirius, he was shocked at first, then curious, "How did you know?

You know, I got all this information from Pieter Skeeter, who's pretty much everywhere."

"Hagrid accidentally revealed it. The information about the other warriors was obtained by students from our academy during this period."

"Is this possible?" Just when Sirius was doubting his life, the door opened.

Harry turned his head and squinted at the bright light.

Albus Dumbledore stood there, looking down at the two of them, and smiled and said, "Sirius, I'm afraid this conversation between you and Harry has come to an end. For the smooth progress of the wand-testing ceremony, Harry needs to come out immediately."

"I've said what I want to say." Sirius couldn't help but let out a tut sound as he spoke.

It was obvious that he was still surprised by what Harry had just done.

"I'll be going first then," said Harry, and he walked around Dumbledore and into the room.

The other champions were already sitting in chairs by the door, and he hurried over to sit next to Krum, looking at the velvet-covered table in front of him, where four of the five judges were already sitting - Professor Karkaroff, Madame Maxime, Madame Vulkanova, and Mr. Weasley.

Sirius found a corner and sat down. He took out a roll of parchment from his arms and spread it on his knees. He also took out a feather pen and began to record it seriously.

It was as if he had actually just interviewed Harry.

"Please allow me to introduce Mr. Ollivander." Dumbledore sat down on the referee's table and said to several warriors, "He will check your wands to make sure they are in good condition before the game."

Harry looked around and was surprised to see an old wizard with large light eyes standing quietly by the window.

Harry had met Mr Ollivander before - it was from this wandmaker that Harry had bought his wand two years earlier in Diagon Alley.

This time in the sunlight, Harry discovered that Ollivander's eyes were closer to gray, not silver like Ryan's.

The first thing to be tested was Fleur's wand.

Ollivander was visibly surprised by her wand.

Because its core is actually Veela's hair.

Fleur said it belonged to her grandmother.

Harry also noted that Fleur's wand was maple.

But Harry was a little weird.

People who choose maple wands are usually born travelers or explorers. If its owner is too homely and has no ambition, the magic cast by it will become heavy and dull. But Ryan is obviously like a wizard without ambition. He hides himself all day and lives a simple life.

How did Fleur, who had a maple wand, get involved with Ryan?

Moreover, Guy de Maupassant, one of the three greatest stick makers in Europe, was in France.

But it seems that Fleur's wand was not made by this wand maker.

However, Harry didn't have time to think further.

Came to the second place.

The second wand to be examined was Krum's.

Harry heard Gregorovitch's name from Ollivander.

He is the last of the three great European staff makers, and he belongs to Germany.

And Harry also knew that this wandmaker actually owned the Elder Wand.

But later it was stolen by Grindelwald and finally fell into Dumbledore's hands.

This also made Harry look closely at Krum's wand several times.

I wonder if the style that Ollivander did not quite accept came from the Elder Wand.

In Ollivander's words, it is "much thicker than one usually sees...very hard..."

This reminded Harry of Dumbledore's wand. It was indeed much thicker than an ordinary wand.

However, after hearing Krum's wand wood.

Harry couldn't help but mourn for Krum.

Hornbeam wands choose those wizards who have a natural gift for a single, pure passion, and who ultimately achieve success in that passion.

In other words, it is a one-sidedness.

Ollivander's wand is made of hornbeam. He simply loves wands, so his magic level is very average (as mentioned by Dumbledore during his lectures).

And for Krum, the one thing for which he had a single, pure passion was obviously Quidditch.

In other words, Krum, whose wand wood is hornbeam, is just average at everything except Quidditch.

And Furong has Ryan. Elvas can predict the future.

But Krum had none of that. Just Quidditch.

Even his classmates might hold him back.

Just as Harry was lamenting for Krum, the wand of the third person, Elvas, was also checked.

His was hazel, with cat-panther whiskers, eleven and a third inches.

Hazelwood is said to choose owners who understand and can control their emotions, and can reflect the emotional state of its owner.

A magic wand made of the whiskers of a leopard that can cause hypnosis and telepathy.

No wonder the other students mistook him for a Legilimency.

Judging from the wand alone, it's very likely.

"Very good," said Mr. Ollivander, handing his wand back to Elvas. "And last... Mr. Potter."

Harry stood up quickly.

Then he walked towards Mr. Ollivander and handed over his wand.

“Great, this is the only piece of mine here!
I don't even need to watch!
Holly wood, phoenix feather, pliable, eleven inches long.

Yes, yes, yes.

I remember it clearly." At this point, Ollivander's light-colored eyes suddenly flashed with excitement, "No!
It has changed!
No, it’s still that one!

But it changed again!"

(End of this chapter)