Dumbledore returned to his seat. "There's a children's story in The Tales of Beedle the Bard called The Tale of the Three Brothers..."
"Vizet, what is now laid out before you are the three objects mentioned in that children's story... three items bestowed by Death."
"Three?" Vizet cast Magic Eye, his gaze sweeping over the Resurrection Stone ring on the desk, and the shimmering silver fabric.
After only a brief look, he immediately realized something and looked at Dumbledore. "Headmaster Dumbledore, could that so-called Elder Wand..."
"Yes." Dumbledore blinked, drew his wand from his pocket, and casually placed it on the desk. "This is the so-called Elder Wand, and also the most important... object bestowed by Death."
Vizet nodded in agreement with Dumbledore's words.
His gaze fell on the Elder Wand, and his pupils contracted slightly.
When he used Magic Eye to examine the Elder Wand, he discovered that the Magic Circuit it displayed was actually the same as the Magic Circuit he had once seen when he used Magic Eye to examine The Master...
They were shockingly identical!
It also felt just as "dazzling" to him, so brilliant that it was hard to look at directly.
Vizet instinctively narrowed his eyes, as if his eyes had been stabbed by bright light.
If this was happening, it could only mean one thing—the so-called Elder Wand was, in truth, part of The Master!
As for the other two objects from The Tale of the Three Brothers that were supposedly bestowed by Death...
The Resurrection Stone was the same as the Elder Wand. If observed with Magic Eye, it also appeared extremely "dazzling," making it impossible to see the specific Magic Circuit at all.
The Invisibility Cloak, however, was rather different. Though its Magic Circuit was complex, it still fell within the