When it was Ella's turn, she took the opportunity to ask Garrick Ollivander for all sorts of information about wands.
Garrick Ollivander's impression of Ella was far better than the arrogant Angelica's. He recorded on the parchment while patiently explaining,""Like the fingerprints on our hands, each wand is unique.”
"The quality of a wand depends on the material used to make it. This includes the wood and the core.”
"There are dozens of known types of wand wood. Of course, there are only a dozen common types.”
"In comparison, the choice of wand core materials is much less. Moreover, because the magical creatures are distributed in different regions, the wand core materials in each place are also different.”
" The Ollivander family started making wands for the wizards of the British Isles four hundred years ago. The core materials we use most often are unicorn feathers, phoenix feathers, and dragon heartstrings. These three materials are all extremely powerful magic materials, so they are especially precious.”
At this point, Garrick Ollivander finished his measurement.
Just as he was about to find suitable wands for Angelica and Ella, Twain suddenly spoke.
"Mr. Ollivander, do you know what the most commonly used wand materials are in North America?”
"Of course. You know about Ivelamoni, right? It was a magic school modeled after Hogwarts, and the founders, Mr. and Mrs. Stuart, liked to use the antlers of antler rabbits as the core of their staffs.”
"In addition, North American wandmakers also like to use leopard fur as the core material.”
"In addition to the heartstrings of the Mountain Tyrannosaurus, as far as I know, these are the three most common materials for staff cores in North America.”
Garrick Ollivander was indeed knowledgeable about wands.
Twain did not interrupt again.
Garrick Ollivander turned around and took the wands that he thought were most suitable for Angelica and Ella from the shelves that were piled up to the ceiling. He carried a large bundle back, which looked like there were more than twenty wands.
To save time, the wands suitable for Angelica and Ella were separated.
The two of them began to try it together.
Most of the wands were snatched away by Garrick Ollivander as soon as they reached them.
Garrick Ollivander knew that it was inappropriate the moment he started.
Garrick Ollivander had the two women wave a few wands, but they were still unsuitable.
As more and more wand boxes piled up at her feet, Angelica's face was already showing an impatient expression.
Unfortunately, Garrick Ollivander turned a blind eye.
The more picky a customer was, the more excited Garrick Ollivander was.
In his opinion, there was nothing in the world more worth celebrating than finding a suitable wand for a customer.
" Miss Andrew, try this one. It's eleven inches long, made of beech wood and fire-dragon heartstrings. It's quite flexible.”
Ella took the wand and waved it. Garrick Ollivander shook his head and changed to another one.
" Ten inches long, maple wood, phoenix feathers, and good elasticity. Try it, Miss Bashar.”
Angelica took the wand and held it, too lazy to wave it.
Garrick Ollivander retracted his wand and moved on to the next one.
Looking at him, if he couldn't find a suitable one, he could probably try for an entire day.
Not to mention Angelica, who had long been impatient, even Twain did not have the patience.
"Mr. Ollivander, I have a suggestion.”
Garrick Ollivander, who had just taken a pile of wands from the shelf, heard Twain's voice. He slipped and almost fell off the ladder.
The scene of Twain taming that magic wand was still vivid in his mind. Was he planning to do it again?
Garrick Ollivander was thinking about how to reject Twain when Twain directly voiced his suggestion.
"After trying so many wands, be it the wand wood or the wand core, there must be some that are suitable. Why don't we pick out the suitable wands and see if they have any similarities? That way, we can at least narrow down the scope of our search!”
Garrick Ollivander was stunned.
Of course, they were shocked, but more importantly, they did not expect Twain to make such a reliable suggestion.
"You're right. Let me take a look.”
Garrick Ollivander sorted out the wands that Angelanca and Ella had tried and found something.
The wands that were suitable for Angelica had one thing in common. They were all made of ebony.
This discovery surprised Garrick Ollivander.
Among all the types of wand wood, ebony wands were very suitable for various types of offensive magic and transformation spells. Usually, ebony wands would choose independent wizards who did not follow the crowd as their masters.
The Angelica in front of him did fit the criteria.
The material of the wand was confirmed, but the wand core made Garrick Ollivander feel troubled.
Unicorn feathers, phoenix feathers, and dragon heartstrings had all been tested, but none of them combined with ebony was suitable for Angelica.
There was no problem with the black sandalwood.
The only problem would be the material of the wand core.
"Mr. Ollivander, I forgot to tell you that Angelica is half veela-" Twain kindly reminded him.
Ollivander seemed to have guessed what Twain wanted to say. He raised his head abruptly and refused directly.
"Continental wandmakers might use veela hair for wand-cores, but that seems to me to be a very willful choice.”
Unfortunately, Garrick Ollivander was wrong this time.
Twain's purpose in reminding him was not to recommend veela hair as the core of the cane, but to tell him another thing.
"Veela, aside from their irresistible beauty, are also masters of Transfiguration. Coincidentally, Angelica's father was also a shapeshifting master, and he was a natural shapeshifter, Magus. Angelica had also inherited this talent.”
Garrick Ollivander understood at once.
Tang En hoped that he would find a wand made of ebony wood, and the material of the wand core was suitable for Transfiguration.
It was obvious that the unicorn fur, phoenix feathers, and dragon heartstrings did not meet the requirements.
Without waiting for Garrick Ollivander to think, Twain gave the answer directly.
"Thunderbird tail feathers. As far as I know, North American wandmakers like to use this material to make wands for wizards who are good at Transfiguration.”
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