Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

"The top wizard in the British magical world is helping them deal with these Muggle 'waste papers,' shouldn't they give him some compensation for his hard work?"

No, is that right?

Harry's small eyes revealed great shock; the way the wizarding world operated was no different from their school.

Does whoever has the bigger fist have the right?

“You’re wrong again, Harry.” Isaac patted Harry on the shoulder again. “Whoever has the bigger fist can make others listen to their reasoning.”

In the magical world, those who lack physical strength are not qualified to be heard.

Leaving aside distant examples, let's talk about Fudge from the Ministry of Magic.

He doesn't even need to have magical abilities comparable to Dumbledore's. If he had two-thirds of Dumbledore's magical abilities, he wouldn't be so afraid.

You, Dumbledore, may be awesome, but my wand, Fudge's, is not without its uses!

Then there's Voldemort.

Tom Riddle was probably a very charismatic person when he was at Hogwarts.

But after he damaged his brain and nose while creating Horcruxes, he became a volatile and madman.

Can we say that the pure-blood families who followed him were the McDonald's of the wizarding world? Did they simply enjoy being insulted and whipped by Voldemort?

It's all because Voldemort's fists are big enough that none of these pure-blood families dared to make a sound next to him.

They are only fit to obey Voldemort's insane orders.

"Alright, Harry, stop thinking so much. When your fists aren't big enough, you need to learn to use your brain."

Isaac took Harry directly to Ollivanders wand shop.

If Gringotts vault represents the Potter family's wealth, then a wand is the wizard's "gun."

Having wealth can only lead to a short-term expansion of desires; only by holding one's own gun can one truly feel at ease.

Isaac himself knows this all too well.

When he possessed the wand, even though he didn't have that many Galleons at the time, he already felt incredibly confident.

In fact, before Grindelwald provided any financial assistance, Isaac had considered revealing the whereabouts of Voldemort's Horcrux in Gringotts to Dumbledore.

When Dumbledore takes Voldemort's Horcruxes, he'll take some Galleons in return.

Everyone benefits, and everyone has a bright future. Isn't that a win-win situation?

Unfortunately, Old G arrived just in time, preventing Isaac from suffering any real hardship.

When he pushed open the door, Garrick Ollivander, who was behind the counter, immediately saw Isaac's arrival.

"Oh, it's Mr. Waldorley."

Black locust wood, phoenix tail feathers, 13 inches—what a story-filled combination! Garrick wanted to slap himself as soon as he finished speaking.

Damn, how can he talk so fast! It's a good thing Dumbledore didn't come with Mr. Waldore today.

As the saying goes, "Don't hit someone in the face, and don't insult someone by revealing their shortcomings."

If you tell Dumbledore "you're a gay man," he'll happily tell you that Great Britain has its own unique customs.

But if you say to Dumbledore, "Who will love you now, Dumbledore," see if he pulls out his Elder Wand and attacks you!

“Ah, old Garrick.” Upon hearing Garrick Ollivander’s unconscious teasing, Isaac suddenly flashed a bright and enthusiastic smile.

"It certainly has a story to tell, Gellert's staff shaft and Dumbledore's staff core, it sounds like it's full of tales."

So would you like to hear Dumbledore reminisce about the past?

Garrick Ollivander really wanted to give himself a good beating right now; you see, the retribution for being too quick to speak doesn't even wait until the next day.

Whether Dumbledore was a good person or not is another matter, but was Grindelwald really an easy person to get along with?

Garrick couldn't even imagine what kind of thing it would be, possessing the qualities of both Grindelwald and Dumbledore.

He never thought this wand would sell when he made it, and now it seems that wands really do choose wizards.

Garrick Ollivander realized that he was probably going to have to "bleed" a lot of money today.

Pah! Serves you right for being so quick-tongued!

Chapter 56 Magical Wisdom, Boy

After a lively discussion, our generous arms supplier in the wizarding world has decided to sponsor wand maintenance products for the esteemed Mr. Isaac Waldorley for seven years.

As is widely known, Ollivanders are the only family in Diagon Alley, and even in the entire British wizarding world, that sells wands.

So who sells the consumables for wand care products?

Of course, it's sold at Ollivanders Wand Shop.

The Ollivanders' business had a higher barrier to entry than the Potters' shampoo business.

Even disregarding the issue of expertise, if someone tries to compete with Ollivanders for the wand care product market, aren't they afraid of not being able to buy wands in the future?

That's not the scariest part. The scariest part is that who knows if the wands they buy will be "prevented" from being "protected."

Ron Weasley and Lockhart have already provided the accurate answer in their original timeline regarding just how unreliable a defective wand can be.

One was spitting snot like crazy, while the other simply used "forgetting everything" to wipe his memory clean.

Therefore, the Ollivander family monopolized all wand-related businesses in the British magical world.

As is well known, some pure-blood wizards, in order to reflect their own style, eat, dress, and use things differently from other wizards.

Wherein lies the main difference?

expensive.

Of course, pure-blood wizards aren't all fools; they certainly can't sell the same thing for a higher price.

But people are willing to pay three times the price for 30% better performance, and Ollivanders Wands just happens to have such a product.

What else is there to say? Old Garrick, bring out your best stuff!

After signing a sponsorship agreement that was almost a joke, Garrick Ollivander said to Isaac with disdain:

"So, Isaac, are you doing Professor McGonagall's job? Are you getting a head start on the job of the Vice-Headmaster of Hogwarts?"

See, once the sponsorship agreement was signed, everyone was on the same side, and even old Garrick started speaking more casually.

Harry, being a naive child, seemed a little uncomfortable at the moment.

The main reason was that when the sponsorship agreement was signed, Isaac also asked for a copy. He ostensibly said, "Everyone gets a share."

Old Garrick really didn't take this mere high-end wand maintenance package seriously; it was just two sets with unlimited supply for seven years...

Yeah, I don't care!

Damn it, Ollivanders provides wands to young wizards every year. Over the years, what kind of young wizards haven't they seen?

Back in the day, Tom Riddle bought his wand from him!

Over the years, he had seen clever little wizards, he had seen stupid little wizards, he had seen witty little wizards, and he had seen many reckless little wizards.

This was the first time he had ever seen a bandit-type wizard.

Damn it, how did Grindelwald and Dumbledore even have this bandit as a child?

Isaac didn't even blink at old Garrick's "malicious" words: "Hey, come on old Garrick, do you think Professor McGonagall wants to be this busy every year?"

Seriously though, don't you think he looks familiar?

"Hmm?" Only then did old Garrick have the mind to observe Harry properly. And what he saw made him realize that the lightning bolt scar on Harry's forehead almost shone with the brilliance of a "Master Chef".

“Oh, yes!” Old Garrick had clearly recognized Harry Potter, or rather, this was what he had been most looking forward to this year.

Who can resist the thrill of showing off in front of the savior?

Old Garrick was clearly no exception.

He glared at him irritably, because of that bastard Isaac, his prestige in front of the savior had been diminished.

But it doesn't matter, the savior also has a share in the sponsorship of the 7-year premium wand maintenance package, this is one of our own!

Old Garrick continued, “I know I’ll see you soon, Harry. Your eyes are just like your mother’s.”

It feels like just yesterday that she came here to buy her first wand.

It was ten and a quarter inches long, made of willow, and made a whistling sound when swung; it was a fine magic wand.

Then old Garrick talked about the material of Harry's father's wand, which Harry listened to very attentively, and which pleased old Garrick greatly.

Isaac still had some complaints about old Garrick's "differential treatment" of him. Other young wizards had an account opening process, so why was it omitted for him?

Why don't you tell Dumbledore what Grindelwald's wand is made of?

Oh, by the way, Grindelwald's wand wasn't made by Ollivander—he bought it from Gregorovich.

Of course, Grindelwald later used the Elder Wand.

Dumbledore did buy his wand from Ollivander, but he later started using the Elder Wand as well.

Hey, so the couple are taking turns torturing Ollivander, huh?

Man, your little stick is no match for the Old Magic Wand!