Hogwarts: The Book of Laws

"Ryan Zell." The plain voice sounded again.

"Okay, Mr. Zell, we will handle the exchange business for you right now." Kebi turned around and shouted loudly, "Hulu, come here quickly and test the purity of these gems for me."

Kebi first weighed the gold, and then wrote a few things in the account book. Seeing that Hulu had not completed the purity measurement, he began to promote Gringotts' treasury service.

"Dear Mr. Zell, do you need to open a vault at Gringotts? You know, this is Gringotts, and your wealth will be best kept here."

However, Lean clearly refused, but Kebi was still chattering and selling like crazy.

In the end, Lien still did not accept the proposal to open the treasury in Gringotts, but left Gringotts with 3,900 gold Galleons in his eyes with a lot of reluctance.

"Zel, where did you get all this money?" Professor McGonagall asked curiously.

The Grangers also raised their ears, ready to hear the absurdities of the upper class.

Just now, Mr. Granger told Granger and Hermione his speculation. The large amount of wealth once again deepened Mr. Granger's speculation that Lean was an illegitimate child.

Lean smiled and said: "Three holes left by the Death Eaters."

Professor McGonagall originally wanted to say something, but after hearing this, she immediately shut up and just led everyone forward.

Hermione glanced at Lean, and her sixth sense told her that Lean was not telling the truth, but Professor McGonagall's silence also made her feel that this matter was a little weird, but she silently wrote down the word Death Eater.

Mr. Granger was silent. He thought that Lean was the illegitimate son of some noble family.

"Okay, let's go buy a wand first. It's a necessity for magic. You all can't wait." Professor McGonagall said with a smile.

But when she saw the calm look on Lean's face, she instantly thought that Lean had already had his own wand and had successfully cast a spell.

Hermione looked excited and urged: "Then let's go quickly. Where should we buy it?"

"Ollivander's Wand Shop sells the best wands in Europe. Every little wizard can find a wand of his own there."

Professor McGonagall said cheerfully that she liked the little girl Hermione very much.

Ollivander's Wand Shop is very shabby and small. Once a few people stand inside, there is almost no room left.

In addition to the counter, inside the store are slender boxes stacked to the ceiling, which contain wands.

Hermione was a little nervous now. She was worried about what if she couldn't find a wand of her own, would she be expelled from Hogwarts?

"Hello, Minerva, Coldwood, Dragon Heartstring, twelve inches long, perfect for Transfiguration."

A thin, gray-haired old man came out of the corner, his eyes twinkling in the dim wand shop.

"Thank you, Ollivander, I'm glad you still remember it so clearly." Professor McGonagall smiled gently at Ollivander.

"Okay, let's postpone the reminiscing. I think the little wizards can't wait. Who comes first?" Ollivander asked kindly, holding a soft ruler in his hand.

"Ladies first." Lean smiled and stepped back.

He was now curious as to whether he could get a second wand since he already had one, so he let Hermione choose first.

"A gentlemanly young man, very nice. What is your name, please?" The last words were addressed to Hermione.

"Hermione...Hermione Granger." Hermione felt uncomfortable all over because the tape ruler kept squirming on her body, like a caterpillar.

"Excuse me, what's the use of measuring these? I mean, can it make it normal?" Hermione asked with some difficulty.

Ollivander was searching for wands everywhere. After hearing Hermione's words, he replied: "Every wand sold by Ollivander must be the most suitable for the owner. These are all to find a wand that is more suitable for you." Magic wand.”

"Okay, let's try this one." He said, handing a fiery red wand to Hermione.

After Hermione got it, she waved it gently and saw a rainbow appearing above everyone's heads.

"No, not this one, come on, try this one again." Ollivander roughly took the wand away from Hermione's hand and handed another one over.

Before Hermione could react, the wand in her hand was changed to a different one.

Seeing that Hermione was still stunned, Ollivander urged: "Swing again."

Hermione did so, and a beam of light shot out from the tip of her wand.

"Well, great. Grape vine, dragon's heart string, ten and three-quarter inches, suitable for a wizard who can achieve great things. I dare say you can make a difference, Miss Granger. Courtesy Seven galleons.”

Hermione was so happy when she heard this, she counted seven gold coins and put them on the counter.

"Next is you, Mr. Gentleman, by the way, what's your name?"

"Lean, Lean Zell." Lean replied, "But Mr. Ollivander, in fact, I have already received a wand, so can I buy another one?"

After Ollivander heard this, he glanced at Rean in surprise, then turned his head and looked at Professor McGonagall strangely.

Hermione also looked at Ryan curiously.

Isn't he a Muggle wizard like me? How about a magic wand? Hermione thought silently.

Professor McGonagall and Ollivander had a quick conversation, and then Ollivander said, "Mr. Zell, can you bring your wand over and let me take a look?"

Rean hesitated for a moment and handed it over.

As soon as Ollivander got it in his hand, his eyes widened and he murmured to himself: "How is this possible? This kind of wand cannot exist. This is really a great discovery."

"Mr. Ollivander, is something wrong?" Hermione asked curiously.

Ollivander paused for a moment, and then said incredulously: "The elder tree, the Thestral's tail feathers, thirteen inches long, each represent death. To be honest, logically speaking, this wand will not exists in the world, but he does exist."

"What?" Hermione asked.

"Elderberry. The Elder Wand, one of the three legendary Deathly Hallows, is made of elderberry; the Thestral is a magical creature that can only be seen by those who have seen death. This is really incredible. By the way, I have to Mark it down, this is a rare example."

With that said, Ollivander rushed open the door leading to the backyard of the shop and abandoned everyone.

"Here comes the magic wand." Lean stretched out his hand, and a wand broke through the glass from behind the door and flew into Lean's hand.

Then Lean put the wand into the small pocket of his clothes specially designed for storing wands.

"Damn it, where's the wand? Take it out quickly. Do you know what a great invention this is? With it, wizards will have more types of wands. Don't you want to make some contribution to the wizarding world!" Ollivander rushed out and roared.

"It seems that the wand cannot be purchased. Let's go buy something else, Professor McGonagall." Lean ignored Ollivander who was falling into madness and said to Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall was also a little dissatisfied with Ollivander's appearance. There was a limit to how he liked wands. How could this be appropriate?

So she just agreed: "Okay, let's go."

But who knew that Ollivander actually grabbed Lien's sleeve and said in a slightly begging tone: "Mr. Zell, I'm sorry for what I did just now. A wand I've never seen before allowed me to enter." Mysterious. But at least let me take another look, right here, this is the greatest discovery. I never thought that a wand can go to the extreme in one direction. This is simply impossible!"

"I'm sorry, Mr. Ollivander." Lean didn't listen to his explanation at all, "I'm going to buy some other things now, please let it go."

"Then just let me take another look, just one look."

"Are you threatening me?" Rean showed a dangerous smile, and a hint of murderous intent began to appear in his eyes.

"No, this is not a threat. Let me take another look. I can let you choose a wand from me." No matter what he said, Ollivander was still unwilling to let go.

Lean sighed, then his left hand instantly grabbed Ollivander's hand holding his robe, and his right hand instantly pulled out the wand and shouted loudly: "Avada..."

"Lean!" Professor McGonagall screamed, and then quickly took away Lean's wand.

"How could you...how could you...you are really crazy!" Professor McGonagall was extremely angry.

She originally thought Lien was pitiful, but now she only felt angry.

"I will report this matter to Principal Dumbledore truthfully. Now, go out immediately and buy what you need." Professor McGonagall's words were predictably angry and harsh.

Lean smiled and Ollivander took his hands away from his clothes. He was now a little frightened by Lean's spell just now.

The Granger family looked at each other, they still didn't know what the half-spell that Ryan just meant meant.

But seeing as Professor McGonagall is so angry, it's probably not a good spell.

Rean shrugged and walked out with a smile.

Next came the Granger family. Hermione pulled Lean and kept asking him what the curse was and why it made Professor McGonagall so angry.

After everyone left, Professor McGonagall pulled Ollivander up from where he was lying on the ground.

"Sorry, Ollivander, that kid..." Professor McGonagall said.

"I know that I was wrong in this matter after all. The wand is the wizard's life. I shouldn't have been so reckless." Ollivander said apologetically, "Please don't embarrass that child. Believe me, at that time he There is no magic fluctuation in the wand at all."