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Chapter 1192 No.20 Chapter 8 Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone [-]

Now that Zelda has a phoenix feather, she takes out the broken crutch.The crested staff itself is made of the core wood of the sycamore tree.And this crutch also has a touch of incense power.It should have been consecrated and enshrined in a Taoist temple or a monk's temple.

To make a wand, you need a wand body, a wand head, and a wand core.There is a vacuum inside the stick body, and there are some small holes inside that extend to the tip of the stick body.

The core of the wand is usually the feathers or nerves of some mythical animals.Stuff the feather waving nerve into the staff body.The down of the feathers or those nerve endings extend a little bit at the tip of the staff.

Finally, the stick head also needs to be connected with the core of the stick body using some Taoist materials, and then the stick body and the stick head can be tightened.

The staff looks simple to make, but it is very troublesome to make.Fortunately, Zelda is not a pure magician.You can also use the alchemy in the system.The size of the wand body, the hollow tube body and the small opening at the tip of the wand through which the nerves can protrude can all be solved with alchemy.Especially the small holes at the tip of the stick are smaller than a hair.Generally only a few nanometers.The nerves sticking out are not visible to the naked eye.

In particular, the wand handle requires magical materials, which have been monopolized by several wand shops such as Ollivanders.This is why Shelda keeps buying second-hand wands.This precious metal has always had a price but no market.

Mrs. Shelda used the head of the crested cane as the head.Sculptures derived from ancient traditional craftsmanship naturally carry a sense of historical sedimentation and beauty.Lady Shelda just had to make the phoenix move a little to better suit the shape of the wand since it was so good.

Mrs. Shelda took out the wooden box she bought again.The material of this wooden box is Jinsunnan.Use systematic alchemy to pull out the golden threads from the golden nanmu.Slowly seeping into the wand of sycamore wood.These golden threads themselves are crystals formed by the condensation of the wood fibers on the golden nanmu during the growth process.Mrs. Shelda, these crystals can not only store some magic power.It is a very good magic material even when the magic is transmitted inside. Unfortunately, the lines on the golden nanmu are irregular.Hard to make into a wand.

But under the alchemy of Lady Shelda.These golden threads have continuous cloud patterns running through the entire staff, so that the Wutong staff has mysterious auspicious cloud patterns.Especially that phoenix is ​​like a golden phoenix soaring on the cloud pillar.Look carefully at the golden texture of the wood.That kind of natural nobility is indescribable.

The final step is to insert the head and body of the staff together and seal them with some magic material.Ollivander's Wand Shop uses a special liquid to stay in the wand.Then keep rolling to make the liquid dissatisfied with the inside of the staff, so that the magic power is transmitted and sealed.Mrs. Sherda directly used alchemy to combine the head and body of the staff into one.The filling left inside also spreads evenly throughout the inside of the wand.

The moment the wand was completed Lady Shelda carved the summoning circle into the interior of the wand.How could such a beautiful staff not be used wisely?

The flying clouds on Mrs. Zelda's magical staff were lit up one after another.Lady Shelda turned up the magic again.The movement here attracted Hermione.

: "What a beautiful wand!" Hermione had just shown off her wand to her father.Now when I look at my mother's wand, I feel like my own wand suddenly turned into a twig.

Lady Shelda took out a ring.And taught Hermione to activate gem magic.This holiday season Hermione just needed to be able to activate the magic shield and Lady Shelda gave her this beautiful golden phoenix staff.

(End of this chapter)