Chapter 607: Low-key Hals

Ivan ignored Rita Skeeter's angry gaze, cleared his throat, and said to himself.

"Just write it like this... Hogwarts warrior Ivan Hals is a good character, enthusiastic and kind-hearted person. He was kindly called the hero of Gryffindor by his classmates and friends in school. The Star of Hogwarts!

He has been praised for countless deeds, such as defeating trolls when he first entered school, using his extraordinary wisdom to see through the disguise of several Defence Against the Dark Arts professors, and developing the wolf poison potion, etc., but he himself is very humble. Said that these past deeds have long been forgotten in the back of his head, it is really not worth mentioning!

According to a student who cannot be named, every professor in the school praised him, and his enthusiasm for learning may be an important reason for his remarkable achievements..."

Ivan talked eloquently and described his excellent qualities and low-key personality as objectively as possible.

If it weren't for the fact that this interview could increase his reputation, it might constitute a legendary incident, he wouldn't be too lazy to say so much.

Rita Skeeter, who was listening next to her, was completely blindfolded. She looked at Ivan with a weird look. She had never seen someone like this...shameless!

No, think about it carefully, Rita Skeeter still found a similar scene in his memory—when he interviewed Lockhart, the other party was also talking about it like this.

"Although the Hogwarts warrior is unwilling to disclose more information, the few words he has learned are enough to see his excellent character, but he is relatively low-key! Well... that's almost it!" Ivan Smashed his mouth, thought for a while, and felt that there was nothing left, then turned his head to look at Rita Skeeter.

When he noticed that the other party was stunned and there was no word written on the parchment, Ivan frowned and said dissatisfied. "Have you not written it down yet?"

Rita Skeeter reluctantly reluctantly wrote on the parchment.

Ivan kept staring at her until Rita Skye finished writing.

I have to say that this gossip black-hearted reporter still has two tricks, and accurately recorded every sentence he said before, without the slightest error or omission.

After writing the last word extremely awkwardly, Rita Skittlesso put away the pages and planned to leave. She didn't want to stay here for a moment!

Ivan stepped forward and passed the wand up as Harry did.

The old wizard took the wand, but his light-colored eyes had been staring at Ivan, and his eyes showed admiration and nostalgia.

"It's been a long time since I saw you, Mr. Hals! I remember the last time I saw you, you were so young..." The old wizard gestured with his hands, and then said with emotion. "But then I knew that your future must be extraordinary. I gave you this magic wand by myself!"

"You have a good reputation, Mr. Ollivander!" Ivan said modestly, and he had recognized the identity of the old wizard in front of him.

But Ollivander's words, Ivan did not take it seriously.

He rummaged through his memories and found that when "Ivan Hals" went to the magic wand shop to buy a wand, the wand master was obviously very perfunctory, treating him no differently from other little wizards.

And apart from a few exceptions, the magic wands in the hands of the British wizards were basically from Ollivander's hands, and of course they were all handed over by him personally!

Ollivander is very satisfied with Ivan The happiest moment in his life is to witness a talented wizard using his wand to shine in the magical world. .

This not only played a good role in publicity, but also gave Ollivander a feeling of personal participation.

While thinking in his mind, Ollivander did not forget what was going on, and quickly raised the wand in his hand to his eyes and looked at it carefully.

"Yew, unicorn hair, eleven inches and three-quarters long..."

Ollivander routinely analyzed the composition of the magic wand and determined that this was the one he gave to Ivan, but at the same time he also noticed the magic texts that were burned on the magic wand.

"Well, did you make some post-improvements to it?" Ollivander raised an eyebrow.

"Yes, Mr. Ollivander!" Ivan said cautiously. He knew whether he would make the transformation on his wand privately would cause the other party's unhappiness.

In fact, Ivan didn't want to hand over his wand, but it was necessary for every warrior to check the wand, and he didn't bring the spare wand.Điscover new chapters at novelhall.com