A Day as a Foodie at Hogwarts

For Yun He, choosing a wand is not an easy task.Because those wands seemed to welcome me to take them home, and even the little ones, three, four, five, six, seven and eight didn't care.

But Yunhe decided that he still wanted to be a dedicated person.It is enough to choose a wand for yourself.

It was that I almost chose the wand that was supposed to belong to Harry Potter.The one with the holly wood as the shaft and the fox feather as the core.

I absolutely don't want this. I don't want to fall in love or kill a noseless monster.It would be better for the noseless monster to be destroyed directly by his cheap daddy.

It would be better for me to just be my own second generation devil with peace of mind.

Finally, Yunhe chose a wand of his own in Ollivander's wand shop. A wand made of redwood as the body and the core of the wand was made of nine-tailed fox tail hair from Asia.

"The body of the redwood stick represents a kind of balance. Life and death, good and evil, happiness and anger, it has a delicate balance. The material of the core of the stick comes from a trip I took to East Asia when I was young. An adventure." When Ollivander handed the wand packaged in a pearwood box to Yun He's hand, there was a look of reminiscence in his eyes.

"I was still very young at that time. I followed my father to travel around the world and see all kinds of magical things. There are many magical animals in East Asia that we don't have here. In Qingqiu, China, there are magical animals unique to Asia. Qingqiu Fox."

"This kind of magical creature is delicate and sensitive. They can sense the slightest magic changes. And because they are so sensitive, most wizards cannot control the staffs made of their tail hairs well."

"Even in China, this kind of tail hair is rarely used as a wand core material. This nine-tail hair was given to me by the dean of Kunlun Magic Academy when I traveled to China. He knew that I was a wand maker. , so give me this kind of meeting gift."

Ollivander recalls his past.

Yun He was very interested in this wand with a core material from China, and after he got it, he felt that this wand gave him a completely different feeling from other wands.

There was a very special feeling. He could feel a more subtle flow of magic power through this wand.Just as Ollivander said, the tail hair of the nine-tailed fox is delicate and sensitive.

Yunhe decided to use this staff. Of course, he was also very interested in the story of Ollivander's adventures in China.Or maybe he cares about magic schools in China.

Because in the original Harry Potter novels, due to space limitations and the perspective of the protagonist, the layout of the entire book has always been limited to the United Kingdom, and it is still limited to some specific places in the United Kingdom.There is little description of the magical world outside of Britain.

In addition to knowing that there is Brownbottom Magic School in France, and there is Durmstrang Magic School in Northern Europe.

The description of the magical world outside the United Kingdom is limited to this in the entire book, without much expansion. Yunhe also does not know what the European magical world outside the United Kingdom is like, or what the magical world in other countries is like.

So after Snape paid seven gold galleons for the wand, he walked on the road chatting with Snape.

"So Professor, there are also magic schools in China?"

"Of course, wizards are born all over the world. As long as there is the blood of wizards in the body and the magic power is awakened. Legend has it that the earliest wizards originated in ancient Egypt in 5000 BC. Later, with the migration of the population and the mixing of blood, the blood of wizards began to spread. Come on. From Europe to Asia."

Snape led Yun He through Diagon Alley.

"China naturally also has the blood of wizards. However, they are more accustomed to calling wizards as mages. The names are different in different places. Just like we call people who don't understand magic Muggles, the United States calls them No-Majs, and China calls them mortals. We will We call ourselves wizards or mages. In East Asia, China calls us mages or Taoists. Earlier, we also called ourselves immortal cultivators, etc."

"Magic schools in China were established very late. Hogwarts was the first place in the world to teach magic based on a standard school system. And when I went to China with Dumbledore for magic exchanges, they only started to form magic in the past 100 years. The school’s system. Previously, the so-called sect system was adopted.”

"I don't intend to evaluate the quality of it, but the mage apprentices taught by the sect system... well... it's hard to describe. Of course, they also have some interesting magic, some magic that is unique in China. But relatively speaking, China's magic schools are relatively Much more conservative.”

"If you were not a student of their school, they would not teach you these magics. This is a legacy of the sect system."

"Of course, they are still very enthusiastic. China is very big and has a large magic population, so they have three magic schools in their country alone. But their understanding of magic is different from ours. For example, there are no magic wands in Chinese magic schools. Standard wands like ours. But various so-called magic weapons. Maybe a long sword, maybe a writing brush or something else."

"You can never figure out which item on a Chinese wizard is their magic weapon. But I don't know much about Chinese magic schools, because I only stayed there with Dumbledore for a month. As a Central European Magician Communicate. If you are interested in magic schools in China, maybe you can visit them in the future."

After Snape said this, he lost interest in the topic of Chinese magic schools. It seemed that his experience in Chinese magic schools was not very pleasant.

"Okay, here we are. The headquarters of the Daily Prophet. If you want to submit an article, you can do it here." Snape and Yun He stood in front of a luxurious building in Diagon Alley besides Gringotts.

Seven stories high, the entrance hall has marble Roman columns, and there is a line of words [Daily Prophet] on the side of the door.

The Daily Prophet is a large newspaper serving all of Europe, with 20 subscriptions per day.In the Muggle world, this number is not worth mentioning, but the population of wizards is much smaller than that of Muggles. Sales of 20 copies have made the Daily Prophet one of the largest mage newspapers in the world.

"Come on, if you want to submit an article." Snape led Yun He to the front desk, where a very polite and handsome young man received him at the front desk.

The receptionist had just received a visitor very elegantly, but when he saw Snape, the originally smart person became extremely reserved.

He stood up straight and said in a stiff tone: "Professor Snape, good morning."

Yunhe understood as soon as he saw this old man that he was probably a Hogwarts student who had suffered enough in Snape's Potions class.Now I have a stress reaction when I see Snape.

I don’t know how many good boys in Hogwarts were frightened by this old bat monster.

ps: This book has been signed and the contract will be typed out and mailed out tonight.It should be in this state in two days.After this status, the book will be updated twice a day.

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