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Rai found that the large amount of magic energy in the golden ginseng tendrils drained very slowly, while the magic energy of the wands he just tried drained very quickly.

If the wand is compared to a water cup and the magic energy is compared to water, then the average Ximodak star will have a water storage container in the body, and this container is the soul.

The "Ximodaran" people do not have this container, they can directly use the "water" from the outside world.

Wizards as powerful as Dumbledore can naturally directly use the "water" from the outside world, but young wizards and most wizards cannot do it without a lot of practice, and the wizarding world on earth obviously does not have a complete system for practicing wandless spellcasting, so Wizards need a container that can hold a large amount of "water" to temporarily store the "water" they collect from the air, and then use this container to pour the "water" out.

The wand is exactly this container.

However, in a normal wand, the magic energy will flow away automatically, which is like if a hole is broken in a water glass, water will flow out. If the water is not poured in time, the water will run out quickly.

Wizards' ability to "splash" is limited, that is to say, the amount of "water" they can "splash" out within a certain period of time is limited.

The ordinary wand only gives the wizard a very short time to cast a spell due to the passage of magic energy, so its power is very limited. The magic energy of the glazed wand passes very slowly, which is equivalent to extending the time of "splashing water", which means that Rai Ability to use the wand to output more magic energy and perform more precise operations

Wow wow, I actually found a treasure

At this time, Rai suddenly felt that the magic energy in the golden ginseng whiskers returned to his body.

Oh, something's wrong. Hey, what's going on?

The magic energy did not dissipate, but disappeared in Rai's body, yes, disappeared, not dissipated.

At the same time, Rye felt an additional connection between himself and the wand.

This feeling is very subtle. It originates from the soul. If it were not for the time when he was on the planet Ximodak, Rai would often use the soul. The soul is the magic energy container of the wizard on the planet Ximodak. As mentioned above, he I'm afraid I can't feel it either.

He believed that the vast majority of wizards on the earth must not be able to feel this subtle feeling. They could not even feel the magic energy flowing through their bodies. They could only feel a wonderful feeling. Maybe only people like Ollivander could feel it. Only a staff maker like this can clearly feel it.

"The wand chooses the wizard" Rai thought of this sentence.

So the wand chose me.

nice

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He waved his wand, charging magic energy into the golden ginseng whiskers, and then released light from the tip of the wand in the simplest form of energy.

The tip of the staff suddenly lit up, and Ollivander, who was looking at Rai, instantly felt like he was blind...

"It seems this wand belongs to you," Ollivander said, covering his eyes.

What made him most curious was how this Muggle-born child, who was exposed to wands and even magic for the first time, silently cast a powerful fluorescent spell.

However, he didn't ask much. As a wand maker, he would not join any force. His goal was to strictly remain neutral and make good wands.

So for any customer, whether it is Dumbledore or Voldemort, his words almost never leave the wand realm.

"By the way, before you pay, I need to tell you one more thing. This is what the Eastern wand maker told me," Ollivander said, "In China, wands have their own names. Tell me, if anyone is lucky enough to be the owner of this wand, please remember the name of this wand, his name is Rishi."

"Immortal"? What a strange name.

Ollivander said the word "immortal" in Chinese, so it was indeed a bit difficult to speak for little Rai, who only knew English and the common language of West Modac.

"A total of twelve gold Galleons and twelve silver Sickles. This is the price set by Dan Li." Ollivander looked at the counter next to him.

Rai took out thirteen gold galleons from his purse, collected the change, and walked out of Ollivander's Wand Shop with the Morns.

They walked down the street, looking for their next target.

When passing by Gringotts, Rai suddenly saw a wizard in white robes and white beard walking towards Gringotts holding a small package.

Hey, is it Tumbledo?

"Professor Dumbledore," Rai called to the wizard.

The wizard didn't look back and hurried into Gringotts.

Well, you ignored me, maybe you recognized the wrong person.

......

Ollivander's Wand Shop.

An old man with a white beard and white eyebrows, wearing a wide-sleeved Tang suit, suddenly appeared in the air beside the counter, turning from a faint shadow into a solid figure.

Ollivander didn't seem surprised at all by the old man's appearance. He glanced at him and handed him twelve gold Galleons and twelve silver Sickles.

"Aren't you happy, old friend, that the Immortal has finally found his master," Ollivander said, packing away boxes of wands.

The old man sighed and said to Ollivander: "We are all old, and even the immortals have gone with us. The power of the wind will eventually turn me into the wind."

"Yes, I am old. Look at the new generation of little wizards. They are full of vitality and imagination. These two are exactly what us aging staff makers are in urgent need of." After saying that, Ollivander also sighed. One breath.

"Then goodbye, Ollivander. The purpose of traveling has been achieved. I think it's time to leave now. Maybe I won't see you again."

"Okay, bye then, Lee."

The old man's figure gradually disappeared in the air, as if he had never appeared before.

At this time, Rai has finished buying school uniforms, wizard cloaks and various books.

He ordered Madam Malkin to add many strong and lightweight leather pockets to the inside of his robe. These were necessary for a demonized apothecary on the West Modak planet. They were used to hold various demonized potions and classify them. Pack.

For a demonized pharmacist, knowing what is in each of his pockets is one of the essential qualities. This can help the demonized pharmacist respond quickly in battle or other emergencies.

Now, he's buying sundries like telescopes.

He chose pewter for the dry pot, and also purchased a set of gold and crystal medicine refining equipment as well as some crystal medicine bottles.

Crystal is currently the best material he can find for the magic potion bottle. It is cheap and easier to carve into a miniature magic array than gold.

What surprised Rai the most was that the price of crystals on Earth was extremely cheap. As an excellent basic magic guide array engraving material, the price of crystals had always been relatively high on Ximodak.