Chapter 21: Holy Magic, Fairy Wand At this time, Charles had already picked up the beech and dragon's heartstring wand handed to him by Ollivander. Ollivander's eyes showed anticipation and a smile appeared on his face. He was already imagining how people would talk about the wand in Charles' hand when he became successful and achieved achievements comparable to or even surpassing Dumbledore's. The birth of another Dumbledore will add another glorious touch to the reputation of Ollivander's wand. Gregorovitch? Go eat shit! As he imagined these scenes, Ollivander's smile grew brighter. His gaze fell on Charles, thinking that he must write down every detail so that he could write it in his precious memoirs later. Perhaps this record can be recorded in the history of magic! But just as Ollivander turned his gaze, the scene before him stunned him. Charles also sighed softly.
Just now, the brilliant light of the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse emerged in his mind, and he wanted to try using this beech and dragon heartstring wand to see if it could withstand the extremely extreme magic power of the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse. But before the spell was even formed, slight cracks appeared on the wand. Not only the surface, but also the inside is probably full of cracks. It seems that the reason why the wand used by Charles before shattered after releasing the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse was not because it left any scars, but because the magical properties of the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse were indeed too extreme and not something an ordinary wand could withstand. Ciel turned to look at Ollivander. "Mr. Ollivander, I'm sorry, but this wand appears to be broken." "I warned you." The smile on Ollivander's face froze little by little, and then became unbelievable. Ollivander had seen wands shattered in duels, but that was extremely rare and almost always occurred during spell battles between powerful wizards. But a little wizard caused his wand to shatter while trying it out? This kind of thing is really unheard of. This had never happened with either Dumbledore's wand or the You-Know-Who's wand. Ollivander stared at Ciel with wide eyes. Could this be the genius little wizard praised by Dumbledore? The process of testing the magic wand alone is so different?! After a moment, Ollivander became excited. He took the broken beech wand and looked at it carefully for a while, with the shock in his eyes becoming more and more obvious. "It seems to have been shattered by some extremely powerful, even divine, magical power." "Like a beam of eternal brilliant light..." While muttering, Ollivander quickly found another wand and handed it to Ciel.
"Try this one, birch wood with unicorn hair." Birch, with its holy, sacrificial connotations, was considered very suitable for casting Patronus charms, healing spells, and so on. The same is true for wand cores made from unicorn hair, which are suitable for casting some holy, powerful, and kind magic. I have to say that Ollivander is one of the top three wand makers in Europe, which shows that he is quite capable. Ciel broke the wand while experimenting with the Eternal Blazing Sun Charm, and a trace of the magic of the Eternal Blazing Sun Charm remained inside it, which had extraordinary control over darkness. That's why Ollivander got a wand that was compatible with sacred spells from the body to the core. Unfortunately, the extreme power of the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse was beyond Ollivander's imagination. When Charles held the birch wand and tried to cast the Eternal Sun Spell again. The wand trembled slightly. A hairline-thin crack appeared on the tip of the wand, and Ollivander immediately stopped Ciel. "Don't try. This wand can't even handle your divine power." "Merlin, Mr. Ciel, you will definitely be a dark nemesis in the future!" "Let me think about it, let me think about it again..." Professor McGonagall, who was standing by, heard Ollivander's evaluation of Ciel, and the slight worry in her heart disappeared. Dumbledore asked her to report what kind of wand was suitable for Ciel. In addition to curiosity, his main intention was to discover Ciel's true nature in the process. According to the theory of wandology, wands and wizards are matched to each other. The type of wand that is matched can also reveal the essence of the wizard's character. For example, Voldemort, back then he was equipped with a yew wand. This wood carries the meaning of "resurrection" and, like a prophecy, reveals Voldemort's deepest desire. If Charles had been matched with a yew or elder wand, Dumbledore would have been more wary of Charles given previous experience. If someone with such talent were to follow the same path as Voldemort, it would truly be a disaster for the wizarding world. Professor McGonagall had been vaguely worried about this just now, until Ollivander said in person that Ciel's magic was so sacred that even a wand made of birch wood and unicorn bristles could not withstand it. She finally breathed a sigh of relief. At the same time, Ollivander seemed to be stuck in a huge problem. He kept rummaging through the wand box, taking out one wand after another that he thought would be suitable for Ciel. But unfortunately, no matter which magic wand it was, it could not withstand the extreme magic power revealed by the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse. Even if he could barely release the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse, it would probably be destroyed after one or two times. Not only Ollivander couldn't allow such a situation to happen, but Ciel would not agree to it either. Who likes to change wands every day? And if this problem occurs at a critical moment in a battle, or even like Ron and Lockhart in the original book, where the spell is rebounded by their own broken wands, it would be a joke. What's more, even if it was a wand that could withstand the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse, Ciel might not be completely satisfied. After all, the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse is only the most powerful spell he has now. With Deep Blue in his hand, he will definitely have more spells that are more powerful than the Eternal Blazing Sun Curse in the future.
Also, the Eternal Sun Spell is extremely sacred and the nemesis of darkness, but the same may not be true for the rest of Charles' powerful spells. The wands at Ollivander's are suitable for the Eternal Sun Charm, but may not be suitable for other spells. Ciel's brows furrowed slightly. Perhaps the wands Ollivander has, or his theory of wand making, are not suitable for my situation? After nearly twenty wands were broken in succession, not only did Charles begin to doubt, but even Ollivander began to suspect something. Could it be that for the first time in history I would be stumped by a little wizard and unable to find a wand that matched him? Just then, a wand box that looked very different from the rest of the boxes in Ollivander's wand shop emerged from beneath the pile of wands. This box is in typical fairy style, inlaid with gold, silver and gems. It is extremely gorgeous. Just looking at the box you can tell that it is worth a lot of money. When Ollivander saw the box, a bolt of lightning suddenly struck his mind. "If it's this wand, it will definitely work!" "It's just that this wand was obtained by our ancestors from goblins. It was not made by our Ollivander family..." After hesitating for a moment, Ollivander gritted his teeth. "Never mind, Gregorovitch once held a wand that he claimed was invincible." "If he can do this, why can't I?" Ollivander immediately opened the box. A fifteen-inch silver wand with mysterious hollow patterns on it appeared before Charles' eyes. (End of this chapter)