Hogwarts Mental Rehabilitation Center

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Ollivander agreed, but didn't agree.

Ollivander only agreed to study the feasibility, but did not promise to build it, because he did not want to create a wand that was destined to fail.

Even so, Travis still paid Ollivander a research fund, not much, five hundred galleons.

Originally, Travis wanted to pay five thousand Galleons to force Ollivander into the car, but Ollivander refused, so in the end it was Dumbledore who made the final decision on the amount.

"Will the size of the wand be helpful in studying magic?" Dumbledore asked looking at the unhappy Travis.

After coming out of the wand shop, Travis was a little depressed because his plan didn't fully come true.

"It's just a hypothesis. I haven't verified it yet and I don't know." Travis replied in a muffled voice.

"What idea?"

"Let's wait until I verify it."

Dumbledore nodded and continued walking forward.

After a while, Dumbledore looked back at Travis again.

"You are already better than all students, and even better than most adult wizards, why are you so anxious?" Dumbledore asked.

"Afraid?" Travis tilted his head: "Why am I anxious?"

"Aren't you anxious? You almost had an argument with Mr. Ollivander just now."

Travis rolled his eyes immediately.

"What kind of urgency is this? I have to build the magic tower - no matter whether it is useful or not, and Ollivander obviously does not necessarily help me. This is a change in the plan, and it is not a rush to the schedule. How can it be said that I am anxious? ?”

"Wouldn't it be better if we didn't build it?" Dumbledore asked.

Travis' eyes widened instantly: "I don't like drinking and I don't like studying. You still want me to give up my hobby of studying magic?"

Dumbledore was stunned for a moment.

Can drinking and studying be compared?

And why did you say in front of me, the principal of the school, that you don't like learning?

"What I mean is to change the research method. There was no magic tower before and now, and magic research..."

"So all of you can't develop a new magic in 800 years. I don't have that much time to waste!"

Dumbledore:  …

Heartbroken!

"How many new magics have you invented?" Travis asked curiously.

Dumbledore thought for a moment.

"There is probably... no new magic, but I have improved a lot of magic."

Travis immediately looked at Dumbledore with contempt, without concealing it.

This made Dumbledore a little embarrassed, and he wondered if he should invent some new magic after returning - even if the new magic might not be very practical.

"Forget it from Ollivander's side. At worst, I'll teach myself how to make a staff and make it myself. I'd better move on to the next step."

Dumbledore had wanted to remind Travis that Hogwarts did not contain a magic book recording how to make a wand, but his attention was quickly drawn to moving on to the next step.

"What are you going to use the Magic Tower to study next?" Dumbledore asked curiously.

Travis immediately gave Dumbledore another look of contempt.

"Studying what? Of course, studying where the magic tower should be built!"

Dumbledore:  …

This project is indeed quite important...so important that it can be easily ignored.

"I originally planned to build one in Hogwarts and one in the wasteland next to my family's castle. That wasteland belongs to my family. What do you mean? Can you grant me a piece of land in Hogwarts to build a magic tower?"

Dumbledore looked at Travis for a while, neither nodding nor shaking his head.

"Travis, I agreed to help you get Galleons, partly because I was curious and wanted to verify it, and partly because I thought you were mature beyond your years and would not misuse the money."

"but now……"

Dumbledore shook his head and sighed, seeming disappointed in Travis.

Travis nodded and looked around and happened to see an ice cream shop next to him, so Travis invited Dumbledore into the shop.

"Two small servings of chocolate ice cream."

"I want a big portion."

Travis looked at Dumbledore, then turned to the store manager.

"Two chocolate ice creams, one large and one small."

"Okay, two guests, please wait a moment."

After ordering ice cream, he found a seat with Dumbledore and sat down. Travis pointed to the store manager who was making ice cream.

"Eating ice cream during this season is called spending money in vain."

Dumbledore shook his head: "I don't think so."

Travis shrugged helplessly.

"Then what do you think means not spending money indiscriminately? Buying ready-made things?"

"With the money I have now, I can completely wipe out the entire Diagon Alley. Prices will definitely skyrocket by then. Do you believe that large-scale demonstrations and even violent conflicts will break out within a month?"

Dumbledore suddenly frowned and fell into deep thought, not even noticing that the ice cream was being served.

Travis picked up the spoon, scooped out a small piece and put it into his mouth. He quickly pushed the cup aside after taking just one bite.

It's too cold, so wait until it warms up before eating it!

“It seems like you haven’t thought about this situation or even delved into the power of money,” Travis said.

Dumbledore nodded, his expression a little unsightly.

"So, do you regret agreeing to help me get so many Galleons?"

"To be honest, there are indeed some... What are your plans? Spend all the money on building a magic tower?"

At the moment when he asked this question, Dumbledore suddenly wanted Travis to nod yes.

But Travis shook his head.

"I'm not sure. I don't know how much the magic tower costs, but I can roughly estimate that it won't exceed 20 yuan each."

Dumbledore couldn't help but frowned again: "How did you calculate that?"

"It's very simple~"

Travis moved the cup further away to make room for his notebook and pen.

"You see, the length of ordinary wands is generally between 9 and 14 inches. For the convenience of calculation, we take 12 inches, which is 1 foot. Then a magic tower is as high as 100 wands."

"The body of the wand is just ordinary wood and is worthless. It can be ignored. As for the core of the wand... even if each wand is 10 galleons, 100 wands are only 1000 galleons."

"20 galleons is enough to buy 200 rod cores that are 100 feet long. If the 200 rod cores are twisted together, they will probably be thicker than me. They will definitely be enough!"

Dumbledore blinked.

"You may have some misunderstandings about the core of the wand. The core of the wand is very thin. Even if 200 of them are twisted together, it will only be..."

Dumbledore looked Travis up and down.

"Well, at most it's about as thick as your wrist."

Travis:? ? ?

Rolling up his sleeves and looking at his wrist, Travis immediately took out the wand he had just ordered for delivery.

"If you don't believe me, I can take you to buy a damaged second-hand wand and have a look."

Dumbledore watched Travis's movements and said quickly, fearing that Travis would stick out the new wand on impulse - waste is a shame!