Chapter 4: Wilkes's Reputation (Part 1)

Wilkes spent almost all the Galleon left by his parents to obtain the qualifications for his admission process at Hogwarts.

He is not like Harry who his parents left him tens of thousands of Galleons, which is enough for him to splurge as he wishes.

"Young... Master, there are only more than a hundred Galleons left by Master Wilkes because before..."

"Enough, it's at least enough to buy everything I need for my first year. Let's go."

Wilkes has not a clear concept of Galleons in this world, but It should be enough.

Seeing Yule staring at the two giant black bear paws with a trembling face., Wilkes chuckled slightly.

"Come back." Wilkes waved his hand, and the giant shadow bear shrank into a black teddy bear.

Wilkes pinned it to his waist casually, although it looked a little weird, and then reached out his other hand to put it on Yule's shoulder.

"Flap!"

Wilkes and Yule, who were still in the same place, rotated in their place, and then they disappeared.

...

Diagon Alley is different from the evil and dangerous Knockturn Alley. At least from the outside, it is very stable and harmonious.

With a crackle, Wilkes and Yule suddenly appeared in one of the narrow streets of Diagon Alley.

The alley was very crowded. Perhaps that is because Hogwarts was about to start the new school year.

"Yule, do not forget the list I gave you to buy? Go now!" As soon as they arrived, Wilkes told Yule, and he walked directly into the crowd.

Immediately after a bang sound, Yule rotated in his place and disappeared again.

Compared with the ordinary wizard family or the Muggle family, the superiority of the pureblood family is undeniable.

Wilkes walked calmly in the alley, then he directed straightly to a typical old European-style shop.

The big sign says "Ollivander's Wand Shop."

Although it looks a little shabby, that is because it is old and has a long history.

It was here since 382 BC. It is not known how old it is.

"I can finally get my wand back because there are just a few days before Hogwarts starts, and I should practice magic by myself."

Wilkes walked into Ollivander's wand shop with interest.

He has been here before, but because of the unique nature of the wand, it cannot be sold to young children. Only the little wizard who is about to enter school at the age of eleven is eligible to receive a wand that is exclusive to him.

But this did not prevent him from trying to know the kind of wand was more suitable for him. In the end, he chose a thirteen and one-half inch, yew, dragon nerve, extremely powerful wand.

For the wand, Wilkes did not have any special requirements, as long as it is suitable for him.

Now, he just wants to get the magic wand that he ordered.

...

Sure enough, as soon as he entered the shop, Wilkes looked around. It was still the same. The boxes and wands filled the whole shop, making it a mess, till the ceiling.

It is still messy like it was in the last time.

"Master Draco Malfoy, maybe this magic wand will suit you."

There seemed to be two customers in the shop, with light blond hair, and Ollivander, who is wearing like a nobleman, recommending magic wands.

"Ten inches, hawthorn, unicorn hair, good elasticity."

While talking, Ollivander took the wand with his hand and gently handed it over to a boy with light blond hair who looked the same age as Wilkes.

He seemed to be a new student about to enter Hogwarts, but he seemed to be a little arrogant.

"Draco...and his father, Lucius." Wilkes recognized the person standing next to the kid instantly.

It was a coincidence, but it did not seem to have anything to do with him; Wilkes still walked towards the counter calmly.

At this time, Ollivander saw Wilkes and hurriedly took out a long, dusty wand box from under the counter.

Compared to Lucius, Ollivander seems to be more... fearful of Wilkes?

After Ollivander took out the wand from the box, he said quickly at the same time:

"Master Wilkes, your magic wand is here. I'm sorry that it couldn't be handed over to you because of some arrangements."

"It's okay."

Wilkes did not want to make too much expression, holding the wand that was handed over to him by Ollivander; he just wanted to turn around and leave.

For Ollivander's attitude, Wilkes did not like it.

Maybe this is the consequence of the fame that he got.

But his fame... is negative.