Chapter 105 Ron's Wand (Changed)

Allen nodded in agreement, and took out an automatically retractable tape measure from his robe. This tape measure was sent by Benny to his mother, Morgan Le Fay, when Allen promised Ron to make a wand for him.

Although Morgan Le Fay didn't understand which Hogwarts course would require a tape measure, he still helped his son, wrapped up his usual tape measure, and asked Benny to bring it back to Ellen.

"Put your arm up." Allen patted Ron's arm. He knew that Ron used to use his wand with his right hand.

Ron never went to the wand shop to buy a wand specifically for him for family reasons, his previous wand was his brother Charlie's old wand - Alan always felt that this was poorly done for the Weasleys, or It is too insignificant to say that these are very important to children in the early semester. If they can keep up with the progress without using an awkward wand at the beginning, Ron will not be so repulsive to learning, and the early The impact of the backward theory will have an irreparable impact on his subsequent career.

Ron didn't think about it as much as Allen did. He just cooperated very much and watched the tape measure automatically measure his body curiously. From shoulders to fingertips, from wrists to elbows, from shoulders to the floor, from knees to armpits, and finally the tape measure flew to the top of Ron's head to measure the circumference of his head.

Allen compared Jiebo's notes and kept calculating the corresponding numbers in his mind. Considering Ron's future growth, Allen satisfactorily determined the length of "fourteen inches".

Then, Allen took out the willow branch he was looking forward to from the bag with the No Trace Stretching Charm cast on it, measured it with a tape measure, and chopped off the 14-inch branch that was the most flexible and most suitable for making a magic wand. down.

Allen picked up the cut branch and looked at it carefully. After confirming that there were no seedlings or branch connections on the branch, he handed the branch to Ron with satisfaction.

"Is this the wand? Isn't it too casual?" Ron widened his eyes in surprise and waved the branch. Of course, nothing happened!

"How is it possible!" Allen smiled and conjured up a piece of brown sandpaper, and handed it to Ron, "Here, rub this branch until it is very smooth." After finishing speaking, Allen leisurely He took out a book, leaned on a big pumpkin, read it with relish, and waited for Ron to wrap the wicker.

Harry and Hermione watched enthusiastically and pointed Ron to wipe his own branch.

"Here, here, the color here is different from the one next to it." Hermione thought it would be so interesting to make a wand for herself! It's a pity that she usually takes care of the wand too meticulously, and she is reluctant to damage it on purpose, otherwise, maybe she can ask Allen to make one for her and let herself participate in it.

Harry sat next to Allen, and looked at the title of the book curiously, ""The Magical Quidditch Ball"!" Harry couldn't help but read the title of the book. "I read this book once, and Hermione checked it out of the library for me!"

"This book is one of the most popular books in the library. Mrs. Pince told me that I must cherish this book, because it is so pitiful that it has to be turned over and dripped with slaps every day. Being abused by everyone! Hermione was able to borrow this book from Mrs. Pince, it was really not easy!" Alan said with a smile.

Although Harry rarely went to the library except to find Nico Flamel's information and complete his homework, he did agree with Alan's words. Hermione was always liked by the teachers, except for Professor Snape! But Allen was a little wizard that even Snape praised!

Seeing the notes Alan wrote on the book, Harry exclaimed in surprise, "You can scribble on the book at will?"

Hearing this, Hermione also came over to look at it, looking at Allen in disbelief. "Alan, how did you do it? Mrs. Pince cast an extra extraordinary spell on all the books in the library! Before Harry and Ron scribbled on "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" ,

In the next second, the book circled around their heads and beat them hard. "

Although it was a bit embarrassing for Hermione to expose the embarrassment in front of Allen, Harry was also very curious to know the answer. Even Ron, rubbing his wand slowed down!

"All it takes is a simple little spell—the camouflage spell, to trick the detection magic on this book so that it can't find anything. However, I usually clear the notes I took after I finish reading the book." Reading Taking notes is a habit of Allen, not to mention that he can never forget the contents of the book. In fact, Allen himself likes to write down his own experience in some sentences or paragraphs in the book, whether it is reading notes or even complaining, he likes to write something similar to what is said in this chapter, and of course, he also likes to read other people's.

It was a bit difficult for Harry and Hermione to understand Allen's thinking, but this did not prevent them from admiring Allen even more.

"Okay, Ron, show me the branch." Allen saw that Ron's rubbing speed was getting slower and slower and he started to pant heavily. He knew that he was tired, and he was watching him rubbing from behind. The posture of the branches is indeed a bit unsightly.

Relieved, Ron handed Alan the wand that he had carefully rubbed for a long time. Allen also took the sandpaper, and rubbed it carefully and lightly on the wand for a while, and the branches of the willow tree became smooth. Allen looked very relaxed, in stark contrast to Ron's cautiousness.

Hermione couldn't help but slander: Since Allen can do it easily, why does it take Ron, an idiot, to polish it for so long?

Seemingly seeing Hermione's thoughts, Allen explained: "The reason why he was asked to polish it himself is to deepen the connection between him and the wand, which will increase the success rate of the so-called wand in choosing a wizard, and participate in the production of it himself." It will also make Ron feel more attached to the wand, and make him take better care of it."

Ron's ears turned as red as his hair. Harry on the side couldn't help hiding his fingerprint-stained wand in his sleeve.

"Can the wand be used just after being polished?" Hermione was a little unsure. She had read the general production process from the book, but the specific production techniques of these wands are in the hands of a few people, and it will not let anyone Can learn at will.

"Of course not! We still need to repeatedly soak the willow branches in vegetable oil, dry them in the shade, and then add the core of the staff to hold the holy ceremony. We have only completed a small step, and it will take a long time to complete!" Allen said Tell Hermione with interest.

Although Harry and Ron didn't understand what Alan meant, they sounded amazing!

Hermione nodded again and again, and asked Allen if she could participate in the making of the wand. Although Ron didn't understand what Allen said, he expressed great anticipation for the wand he was about to use, and he must participate in the entire production process. Allen readily agreed.

"We can soak the stick wood first." Allen took out the olive oil and carefully applied the whole body of the willow branch. "After the main body is wet, then dry it in the shade and repeat it several times. This step is complete. This can strengthen the hardness of the surface of the main body of the wand, forming a material that is hard on the outside and soft on the inside. It also has a certain degree of waterproof and moisture-proof ability."

Seeing Hermione's serious look, the fault of being a good teacher was inadvertently revealed again, but Hermione didn't mind, and instead listened very seriously. Getting a good student who cooperates puts Alan in a good mood.

"Ron, I chose unicorn hair as the core for you. Compared with other core materials, unicorn hair is more likely to faithfully reflect the essence of magic, and is not easily disturbed by other magic. Wands with horned hair cores are also the least likely to perform dark magic, and wands made of unicorn hair are very loyal and are usually closest to the first owner, as I think you have experienced before , although the disadvantage of using this material is that it is difficult for the wand to have extreme magical power, but my choice of wood can make up for this shortcoming. The wand material. People who are close to the willow tree are considered to have the power to heal others..." Allen explained the wand material and the role of the wand core, which made Harry and Hermione very envious, because when they bought the wand, there was no Got such a thorough explanation from Ollivander.

But it is inconvenient for Allen to explain that users of willow tree materials often have some sense of insecurity for no reason. For a long time, willow trees have always been a symbol of unfortunate love. In addition, compared with the holders themselves, they are more accustomed to focusing on the needs of others, but they are unable to determine their own needs, and sometimes appear in a state of confusion or excessive greed—if they can find a family Or their inner belonging, which is much easier, because willow wand holders place a high value on belonging.