Let me show you a new way Chapter 225

Where is the most exciting place for everyone who comes to the HP world?

The wand shop.

This is a place almost all British wizards must visit; they come here to purchase a wand that might accompany them for the rest of their lives.

As a long-established wand shop, the Ollivander surname is a symbol of quality. There are few wandmakers in all of Europe who can compare to Ollivander.

And after receiving his money, the first place Lin Dong came to was here.

With the ringing of a bell, Ollivander looked up in surprise from a pile of materials. It wasn’t the start of the school year, and not many people bought wands at this time.

And it was a stranger.

Ollivander was an excellent wandmaker. This excellence was not only reflected in his mastery of wand materials but also in his powerful memory. As an old man nearing a hundred years old, Ollivander’s memory was unimaginably excellent. He could remember the face of every person who had bought a wand from him, and he had vivid memories of the data of the wands they held. Perhaps it was precisely because of this intelligence that he could become an excellent wandmaker.

“Sir, are you here to…?” Ollivander asked, opening his mouth awkwardly. He hastily pulled out a towel to wipe his face, looking at Lin Dong as he entered.

In the past, Ollivander would always open every personal meeting by mentioning the material of the other person’s wand, which could quickly impress them.

After encountering a stranger, Ollivander seemed a little unsure of how to speak.

“I’m here to see if I can buy a wand!” Lin Dong said with a smile, curiously looking around. The room wasn’t large, but it was packed with a large number of wand boxes, piled high, many of them covered in thick dust.

“Oh? What happened to your previous wand?” Ollivander asked curiously. Although he was elderly, his physique still seemed good. He opened a cabinet next to him and pulled out a tape measure.

“I didn’t use a wand before,” Lin Dong shrugged, curiously watching the tape measure fly out of Ollivander’s hand and float in the air.

Lin Dong sensed a bit of magical spirituality from it. The magic he studied also had this type of spell, but it was usually used to imbue stone sculptures and bronze statues, helping the mage in battle.

In fact, according to Lin Dong’s observations, this world had very deep research into spiritual magic.

“No wand?” Ollivander frowned, looking at Lin Dong with some confusion.

“I use this!” Lin Dong thought for a moment, took off the ring on his hand, and handed it to Ollivander.

After Lin Dong first emerged from the Marvel world, he had gradually mastered how to cast spells without the ring. However, the ring always had an excellent effect in reducing the consumption of magic and mental energy, so Lin Dong usually didn’t take off the ring in most cases.

The ring he had just given to Ollivander was not the magic ring he had made in the Main God Space before. That Magic Ring 2.0 had fused the seven colors of the Lantern Rings, and in some cases, it could even cheat and turn into a White Lantern. Compared to casting spells, Lin Dong usually used that ring as a Lantern Ring.

But after coming to this world, he had used the Green Lantern Ring once in a small town in America, which caused the world’s alert level to skyrocket. After that, Lin Dong never used that ring again.

The ring Lin Dong was currently using was given to him by his magic teacher Balthazar in the world of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice, and it held great commemorative significance.

After being modified by the Main God’s causality, this ring was imbued with more things; it represented the inheritance and history of Merlin’s lineage.

“Interesting!” Ollivander picked up the ring, examining its face in the window light, then rubbed it with his fingers, sensing the material and the magic contained within.

“Interesting, entirely made of metal. No, not simple metal, an alloy? So that’s how you maintain such excellent magical flow?” Ollivander stared at the ring in his hand, mumbling to himself. Then he opened a cabinet, pulled out several magical instruments, and began to study it, as if he had forgotten about Lin Dong.

Lin Dong watched the engrossed wandmaker, even more glad that he hadn’t taken out Magic Ring 2.0. If he had let him examine it for a while, who knows what kind of emotional wands he might have made.

“I see, a special magical alloy, interesting. Silver, platinum, and what else…” Ollivander kept muttering to himself. Lin Dong shrugged helplessly, casually picked up a box from the shelf, and took out the wand inside to examine it.

“Wooden… a tree full of magic.” Lin Dong frowned, rubbing the surface of the wand with his left hand, then extended his right hand and cast a few small spells without the ring, testing the wand in his hand.

“So it’s chestnut wood, a rather fragile material, but full of magic. It seems not just any wild tree can be used as wand material… The internal material, a feather? Is this a phoenix feather? A very vibrant material. How did he complement the wand wood and core materials?” Lin Dong mumbled, unknowingly also immersed in knowledge.

As a mage, Lin Dong’s intelligence was actually very high; otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to become Balthazar’s apprentice in the world of The Sorcerer’s Apprentice. It should be known that Balthazar was an immortal wizard who had lived for a thousand years; if Lin Dong didn’t have some real talent, it would have been impossible to impress him.

“Hmm, encasing a gem with a magical alloy, a very clever and interesting approach.” Ollivander examined the ring, then put it on his finger.

Meanwhile, Lin Dong, beside him, also raised his wand.

“Lumos!”

“Lumos!”

Both of them simultaneously used the Lumos spell. As the incantations were recited, two faint white orbs of light appeared in the room. Ollivander held the orb in his hand, while Lin Dong’s orb condensed at the tip of his wand.

“Interesting, very interesting!” Ollivander looked at the orb in surprise, then gave a slight flick, terminating the Lumos spell. He looked at the ring in his palm, shaking his head with some regret.

Then he took off the ring and returned it to Lin Dong.

After all, Lin Dong’s ring was not some Supreme Ring, nor did it contain any evil magic that could corrupt people. The reason Ollivander was so obsessed was simply because it was the first time he had seen such a strange and special “wand,” which caused his thirst for knowledge to erupt.

“It seems Mr. Ollivander is very interested in this ring!” Lin Dong said with a smile, taking it back. He put the wand he had been examining back into its box, and then returned the box to its original position.

“Of course, I’m very interested. Some parts use quite ancient magical techniques, such as the processing of the magical alloy. It reminds me of Gryffindor’s sword, which was said to have been made by goblins. That sword was reportedly sometimes used by Gryffindor as a wand,” Ollivander said, looking at the ring on Lin Dong’s finger with emotion.

“Besides that, it has more advantages. The metal material is more durable than wooden wands, and a ring worn on the finger is also less likely to be lost,” Ollivander continued, then looked Lin Dong up and down and sighed again.

“However, this special type of wand has a very significant drawback, which I believe this gentleman might not have considered!” Ollivander said slowly.