Hogwarts: I am Voldemort

Looking at the two people looking at him, Lucius waved his hand and walked into the darkness.

He returned a little late because he was outside handling matters ordered by Voldemort.

Now that the matter is settled, he will naturally return and help Voldemort keep records.

Many times, he also served as Voldemort's secretary, although Voldemort deliberately changed people so that Lucius could have time to show off more talents.

But judging from the current situation, he still can't do without Lucius.

Loyalty, ability, carefulness, and familiarity with the people around you.

There are many qualities needed in someone around Voldemort, and Lucius is the most suitable one.

"Maybe try her."

Voldemort thought for a moment, then suppressed the idea for the time being.

"I don't quite understand what you mean, Lord Dark Lord."

Seeing that Lucius was fine, Ollivander spoke first, "Can you describe your needs in detail?"

Voldemort nodded, but did not directly talk about the wand, but looked at the repair ripples trailing on his right hand.

"How much do you know about repairing ripples?" he asked.

"I have studied it, but I am too old. I just read the book several times and did not practice it."

Ollivander said, suddenly smiled and said, "At my age, I really don't have much thought about studying magic."

Voldemort laughed, but then he became serious again and said: "Reading it through should be enough. You can understand the benefits of using ripples to use magic, right?"

Ollivander nodded and said thoughtfully: "It saves the wand, the spell, and even the magic circuit, right?"

"If you need to enhance the power of the spell, the necessary magic circuits must still be retained, but the wand and the spell can be completely omitted, as long as you are proficient enough." Voldemort said.

Ollivander nodded, indicating that he understood this.

"I had the idea of ​​making all the spells corrugated. In this case, the waving effect of the wand would be too small, so the wand needed to be changed."

Voldemort's words made Ollivander frown, and he pondered but did not speak immediately.

Seeing this, Voldemort did not interrupt the other party's thinking, but waited quietly.

"I have some knowledge of my own on the wand." Ollivander said hesitantly, but after saying this, he closed his mouth as if he didn't know where to start.

"I know this, Mr. Ollivander. I also know that you are a purist when it comes to wand making. You refuse to use things like the whiskers of your customers' favorite cats as the core."

When Voldemort said this, he couldn't help laughing.

Ollivander also smiled. His entire family could not accept such unreasonable demands - but this did not mean that they had not done so before. Making and selling wands was also a business.

"But just like your family has found the perfect ratio of stick core and stick wood materials, this is a new attempt and breakthrough."

Voldemort said as he dispersed the magic and took the Elder Wand from Ollivander's hand.

"I think Dumbledore must have told you that Magic Ripple is a major magical change, and may even be a milestone in the magical world.

"Then, I thought, there should be a matching wand for such a milestone moment, just like there was when the first wand was born."

Ollivander nodded thoughtfully.

But he frowned, and it was obvious that he had his own thoughts.

"Do you have any more specific ideas?" Ollivander asked.

"When wizards no longer need to wave their wands, the wand's form as a short stick will also cease, and I think..."

Voldemort stretched out his index finger and pointed with his other hand where it connected to his palm.

"Perhaps a ring would be a good choice because it is lightweight and compact, and the ring structure is also good for the touch of the ripples."

Ollivander's brows furrowed, as if he was refusing instinctively.

Voldemort was not surprised by this.

As the Ollivander family with a history of more than 2,000 years, fundamentally changing the shape of the wand would indeed be difficult to accept.

But Ollivander quickly raised his eyebrows, looked at Voldemort and asked, "Are you sure that all magic can be converted into ripples?"

This time it was Voldemort's turn to frown.

"Theoretically it's possible, but you know, it will take a long time to explore. I think Dumbledore will cooperate with me."

Voldemort looked at the cup and said thoughtfully, but did not notice that the other two people in the room looked at him in surprise.

"But even with his cooperation, it will take a long time. Maybe... Not to mention this, Mr. Ollivander, I think it is necessary to establish the production of the wand - or the Lord of the Rings - in advance."

"Uh... Okay, Lord Dark Lord, I will conduct research in this area, but I can't guarantee that the results will be available soon."

He said and glanced at Voldemort's right hand, which was where the ripples were repaired.

"Perhaps I should learn to repair the use of ripples, that might be quite important."

Voldemort shook his head slightly and said: "This is such a waste of time, Mr. Ollivander, I actually already have a more specific idea."

Ollivander looked at Voldemort in surprise: "Please tell me, Lord Dark Lord, I think it will be helpful to me."

Voldemort nodded, but did not speak immediately, but gathered his thoughts.

"Take the ripples to two dimensions - can you understand two dimensions - okay, since you can understand it, it will be much easier to explain."

As Voldemort spoke, he drew a two-dimensional waveform diagram in front of him, "In the two-dimensional world, wave diagrams involve wave peaks, wave troughs, and wave frequencies."

Ollivander nodded, he had read these in books.

"I think the simplest Lord of the Rings also needs to have a two-dimensional wave pattern engraved on it. This can help the user adjust the magic power into a wave pattern." Voldemort said.

"Such a complicated wave...one ring only corresponds to one spell?" Ollivander asked with a frown.

"It seems so at the moment, but I think there are ways to improve it later." Voldemort also frowned and replied.

"The ring has two sides, so there can be one more. If the areas are well divided and the carving is fine enough... But this will definitely cause conflict between them. The nature of the spell must be taken into consideration..."

As Ollivander spoke, he took out a small notebook from his wizard robe and quickly wrote something in it.

"Wait a moment, Mr. Ollivander, I'm not finished yet."

Voldemort interrupted with a wry smile, and stretched out his hand to make the two-dimensional waveform in the air change.

"In fact, the real wave diagram is three-dimensional. Even if emotions can be represented by wave diagrams in the future, it will be a higher-dimensional figure, so..."

"Feel sorry."

Ollivander rubbed his temples and stopped, "My Lord Dark Lord, your vision of the future is fascinating, but please allow me to solve the current problem first."

Seeing this, Voldemort could only nod helplessly.

But then he was happy again.

In any case, getting Ollivander's approval proved that his idea was feasible.

In this way, the promotion and application of Botu has gone a step further.

And this is essentially changing the wizarding world.

When Potu becomes popular, magic will become simpler and closer to its essence.

This is something to be happy about, at least that's what Voldemort thinks.