Which is the best wand?

Elderberry wands, also known as death wands and fate wands, have great power, and the inheritance method is to defeat the previous holders. Among the three deathly Hallows, the most widely circulated one has the most related news. It is a wand in many famous duels in the magical world, and people in the magical world who don't even know the deathly Hallows have heard of it. Xenophilius lovegood even described it as "the bloody memory of the wand elder runs through the whole wizard history".

The Elder Wand changed hands many times, among different wizards, which made it rich in knowledge and wisdom (Gaudelas, an ancient wizard, once held it and wrote a dangerous book about dark magic, the law of extreme evil) and powerful magic (which could perfectly repair Harry's badly damaged wand). The last period of elder wand's history was when he fell into the hands of Gary Greenwald of dark wizard. When he was defeated by Dumbledore, Dumbledore replaced him as the master of elder wand. When Dumbledore guessed that Voldemort would look for elder wand to deal with Harry, he designed a series of schemes.

Dumbledore conspired with Snape, and he voluntarily accepted death instead of being defeated, so that the magic of the wand could disappear without an heir. But unexpectedly, Draco Malfoy disarmed Dumbledore in the astronomical tower, and the loyalty of the wand elder fell on Malfoy (although Malfoy didn't know he was the master of the wand elder), which made Dumbledore's plan fail. Since then, Harry has gained the ownership by defeating Draco Malfoy, so when Voldemort killed Harry Potter with the Elder Wand, the Elder Wand bounced the death curse back on him, and Voldemort died on the spot. At the end of the novel, Harry Potter decides not to use the elder wand for the rest of his life, so as to avoid the inheritance of the right to use the wand. Fortunately, after his death, the Elder Wand lost his magic at the same time, and no one else died because of this wand.

The following content is taken from the story collection of Poems and Peas:

The first elder wand recorded in writing has a particularly powerful and dangerous magic power, belonging to Mo Like, known as the "villain". He was "a short-lived but aggressive wizard who ruled southern England by terror in the early Middle Ages." . He was killed in a vicious duel with a wizard named egbert. What happened in egbert is unknown, but the life span of medieval duelists was generally short. Before the Ministry of Magic began to manage the use of dark magic, duels were usually fatal.

A whole century later, another annoying character-his name is Godlott-wrote many dangerous spells with the help of a magic wand, which promoted the study of dark magic. He described his wand as "my most evil and mysterious friend" in his notebook. Its body is made of Elk (the ancient name of elderberry), and I am familiar with all kinds of evil magic. " The Worst Magic became the title of Godlott's masterpiece. )

Obviously, Godlott regarded his wand as a partner, even a mentor. Anyone who is familiar with wand science thinks that wands can really absorb users' technology, but this kind of thing is unpredictable and incomplete. All additional factors, such as the relationship between the wand and the user, must be taken into account to understand how it will behave in someone's hands. Nevertheless, an imaginary wand that has passed through many hands of dark wizard will at least show a clear preference for the most dangerous magic.

Most wizards prefer to "choose" them with a wand rather than any second-hand wand, because the second-hand wand may have learned some habits from the previous owner, which is not in harmony with the magic style of the new owner. After the death of the master, the wand is usually buried (or burned) with the master, which can also prevent a wand from learning from too many masters. However, people who believe in the view of "Elder Wand" believe that the hesitation of "Elder Wand" to serve different masters at the same time-the latter master defeated the former master, usually by ending his life-has never been destroyed or burned. It has accumulated a lot of wisdom, strength and magic, far better than ordinary wands. It is said that Goldlott died in his cell and was locked up there by his crazy son, Hereward. We can only assert that Hereward has taken his father's wand, otherwise Goldlott will definitely run away, but we don't know what Herryward did with it. Only one thing is certain. /kloc-at the beginning of the 0/8th century, wands appeared. Its owner, Barnabas Deverill, called it "the old wolf's head (another ancient name for elderberry) wand" and used it to win the reputation of "terror witch". Later, the equally notorious lohia took up his wand and ended Barnabas's reign of terror. He renamed this wand "The Staff of Death" and used it to kill everyone who made him angry. It is difficult to find out the later history of lohia's wand, because many people claimed to have killed him, including his own mother.

Any wise wizard who studies the history of the so-called "Elder Wand" will notice that everyone who claims to own it (no witch claims to own this wand. What does this mean? Please infer for yourself. ) insist that you are "invincible". But the fact that it has been in the hands of many owners shows that it has not only been defeated hundreds of times, but also got into trouble like Crambe, a dirty goat. Finally, Elder Wande's pursuit just supports a point that I have put forward many times in my long life: human beings love to choose what is most unfavorable to them.

However, if we choose the gift of death, who can show the wisdom of the third child? Whether wizards or muggles, their hearts are full of desire for power. How many people can refuse "Fortune Bar"? And who can resist the temptation of the resurrection stone for those who have lost their loved ones? Even I, albus dumbledore, would find the invisibility cloak the easiest to refuse. This only shows that a smart person like me is actually a big fool like others.