"Vine wood, dragon heartstring, 10", with great power at its core, great wand, Miss Granger."
Ollivander handed Hermione a wand tangled in vines and motioned her to give it a slight wave.
This time the wand didn't quite reach the level of Lucas's perfect fit, but it was also a wand that fit herself well.
Hermione felt a little dissatisfied looking at the wand that cast its magic with ease.
Her wand wasn't quite as flexible as Lucas's.
After all, after seeing the perfect display, people will always feel slow about some flaws.
Ollivander seemed to see Hermione's mood and explained softly: "Your level is among the best among the little wizards who have purchased wands in recent days."
"The little wizard next to you, his fit with the wand is the only one we have seen in our shop for more than 50 years."
And Lucas, who was studying the wand by the side, also gained an understanding of his own level after hearing this.
The reason why this wand has such a high degree of fit is that this wand is made of Thunderbird's tail feathers, and what Lucas just got is the Thunder Dragon Slayer crystal.
Secondly, on the other hand, Lucas himself has a high degree of control over his magic, and it doesn't matter whether he has a wand or not.
He can even perform an unarmed call to thunder on the spot without a wand.
After all, in a sense, he has inherited everything from Thunder Dragon—his physique, magic...
"Hello, my name is Hermione Granger, are you also a wizard this year?"
Just as Lucas was thinking, a voice brought him back to his senses.
Following the voice, he raised his head, and the light blue eyes reflected the figure.
He nodded and said, "My name is Lucas Geralt, this year's incoming student."
"Nice to meet you, Miss Granger."
Having said that, Lucas glanced at Snape, who was standing by the side, and saw that the other party was staring at him with interest, which made him feel a little chill behind him, so he quickly asked:
"Professor Snape, should we go and buy the rest?"
"Of course, Mr. Geralt."
Snape found that the little wizard who was about to enter the Slytherin had too many surprises.
With strong aptitude and a stable character, after a little training, he would definitely become an excellent wizard.
Maybe after growing up, even that one—
Just then, a voice broke Snape's mind.
"Mr. Geralt hasn't bought the rest yet; do you want to go with us?"
"Um?"
Seeing Lucas looking at herself, Hermione's cheeks were slightly flushed, and she quickly explained, "I just didn't buy the rest, so I just think to went together."
"Just call me Lucas, but you'll have to ask Professor Snape about this."
Lucas was intrigued by the proposal, but he didn't forget that he had a professor by his side.
"Professor?"
At this time, Hermione also noticed the tall man in a black robe who had been standing beside Lucas.
Are you a professor at the school?
"Yes, Professor Snape is the Potions professor at Hogwarts."
Hermione thought he was Lucas's parent, but he was a professor.
But aren't all the little wizards who enter the school led by their parents to buy things?
"Certainly, Mr. Geralt."
As Snape agreed, the two paid seven Galleons for the wand.
The Grangers, who were following Hermione, were curious about the wizarding school their daughter was about to enter, so they kept asking Snape about it along the way.
This left Lucas and Hermione slowly trailing behind the trio.
"Miss Granger, what do you want to buy next, books or clothing?"
"Just call me Hermione; I want to go to the bookstore next."
"Then go buy books first."
After having a goal, the group quickly came to the location of the bookstore.
There are not too many courses in the first grade, so there are only a few textbooks.
On the contrary, Hermione bought all the textbooks for the second grade in advance and even bought a few more books of common knowledge and magazines related to the magical world.
This can't help but make Lucas look at her.
A scholar is indeed a scholar.
Thinking of the learning ability of the original Hermione, Lucas sighed in his heart.
With this ability, even without entering the magic world, Hermione can far surpass ordinary people in various fields.
After coming out of the bookstore, Lucas and Hermione had an extra backpack on them, which looked bulging.
"There is one last stop, Madam Morkin's Robe Shop."
Lucas picked up the shopping list, and there was only one thing on it: the robes the wizard needed.
"No, no, no, we're going to the pet store next!"
"Pet shop?"
At this time, Lucas suddenly remembered that his frog cub had disappeared by his side.
Going on a trip?
Forget it, the frog cub is invincible anyway and can't die.
"Then go."
It was noon now, so Lucas wasn't in a hurry; anyway, with Snape around, going home was a matter of Apparition.
"What pet does Lucas want to buy?"
When they arrived at the pet store, Lucas looked at the various animals inside and felt a little bored.
These animals were nothing more than owls, toads, and cats.
There were no interesting magical animals.
Hearing Hermione's question, Lucas shrugged and replied softly, "I already have a frog and don't need another pet."
"But an owl for delivering letters is still necessary."
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Time flew by.
After buying pets and owls, the group went to Madam Mokin's clothing store and bought a set of wizard robes.
Then came the time to part ways.
Lucas and Hermione made an appointment to go to King's Cross Station together before school started and agreed to write letters to each other when they had time.
The light of the setting sun fell on the stone bricks of Diagon Alley.
Lucas watched the Grangers leave Diagon Alley, and then Apparated back home with Snape.
"See you at school then, Mr. Geralt."
"Also, if you want to come to the Slytherin, remember to learn magic from books."
Before leaving, Snape left a comment and disappeared into the living room.
"Do you want to increase your strength?"
"Looks like Snape really likes me."
Lucas pondered as he put the purchases on the table.
However, there were several photos on the table at some point in time.
Lucas picked up one and looked at it.
On the huge rock wall, there were four intricate figures carved.