Ollivander's Research Results

Wizet pondered for a moment, associating it with the peculiarities of soul research. "So far, we've only explored new materials suitable for wands..."

"If we continue exploring in this direction, we'll need to delve into their methods and philosophy of wandmaking, which might instead influence us."

"Exactly..." Ollivander nodded. "If we follow their methods and philosophy in using Soul Stones, we may very well end up being constrained by them."

"There are bound to be many disagreements between the wandmaking philosophies of the two regions. Now isn't the time to accept their ideas..."

"Once we have developed our own understanding, we can then exchange ideas with African wandmakers. I believe we'll gain far more from those discussions."

He took a velvet pouch from his pocket and pulled out a wand box. Inside lay an exquisite wand.

The wand's main body was ivory white. Another wand material, purple-brown in color, coiled around the grip like a spiral.

"Elder and aspen?" Wizet asked in surprise. "Mr. Ollivander, did you use that bundle of Dementor filaments?"

"You used elder because Dementor filaments come from Dementors, and aspen so as not to suppress the Dementor filaments?"

"That's right. I did indeed make this wand using two wand materials based on a similar principle." Ollivander nodded. "Do you remember that piece of leather?"

"The leather passed down through the Ollivander Family... I absorbed some of the knowledge contained within it. And you were right about the core material—it was the Dementor filaments you provided."

"Wizet, you can pick it up and press it against your temple." He raised the wand box, signaling Wizet to take the wand. "Then recite the Rune incantation, 'Perthro.'"

"'Perthro'?" Wizet blinked. He knew the pronunciation came from the Rune "ᛈ," which carried the meaning of "spirit entering matter."

"Mr. Ollivander,