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..."
"Wizet, what lies before you now are the three items mentioned in that children's story... gifts bestowed by Death."
"Three?" Wizet cast Magic Eye, sweeping his gaze over the Resurrection Stone ring on the desk and the silvery, shimmering fabric.
After only a brief inspection, he immediately realized something. Looking at Dumbledore, he said, "Headmaster Dumbledore, could that so-called Elder Wand..."
"Yes." Dumbledore blinked and drew his wand from his pocket, casually placing it on the desk. "This is the so-called Elder Wand, and the most important... of the items bestowed by Death."
Wizet nodded in agreement with Dumbledore's words.
His gaze fell upon 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 astonishingly identical to the Magic Circuit he had seen when he had used Magic Eye to examine My Lord...
It was just as dazzling, impossible to look at directly.
Wizet instinctively narrowed his eyes, as though they had been stung by a bright light.
There could only be one explanation for this—this so-called Elder Wand was actually a part of My Lord!
As for the other two supposed gifts bestowed by Death that appeared in The Tale of the Three Brothers...
Like the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone appeared exceptionally dazzling when observed with Magic Eye, making its specific Magic Circuit impossible to see clearly.
The Cloak of Invisibility was rather different. Though its Magic Circuit was complex, it remained within the realm of something that could be understood and analyzed.
Wizet began analyzing it instinctively, and an intrigued smile gradually appeared at the corner of