"The reason I use my hair is related to my unique magical path," he explained simply.

"I can testify to this," Dumbledore said.

Bones thought he was talking about unique magic, so he didn't ask any further questions. The three of them discussed for a while and finally reached an agreement.

"Oh, by the way," Ms. Bones said before leaving: "Tonks reported to me the large puppet guards of the Sword Castle. I walked around the door of the Sword Castle and felt their extraordinaryness... I wonder if the Ministry of Magic can purchase a batch?"

"Yes, I'll talk to Remus," Felix said. "But don't expect too much from them. Their existing defense mechanism is still relatively rigid and can at most serve as a restraining force."

"Can you reduce casualties among combatants?" Ms. Bones asked.

"sure."

"That's enough," said Ms. Bones, leaving from the fireplace.

Felix also stood up and said goodbye. He had to make some preparations in the past few days to deal with the next things. He was quite optimistic. In his opinion, this was a good opportunity to promote the magic literature system and expand the influence of the "Future World" company, and it depends on how he did it specifically.

Valen waved at Fox and the Phoenix screamed proudly.

When Felix walked to the door, Dumbledore hesitated for a moment and called him from behind, "Actually, I know the belonging of the old wand."

Felix turned his head and looked at him deeply.

"It doesn't matter anymore," he said.

"Indeed." Dumbledore nodded slightly, "In this confrontation, the truth is the only thing that is not important."

"—But I'm still interested." Felix added.

Dumbledore was a little stunned when he heard this. After a while, he shook his head, "Okay, if you insist...it's in my hands."
Chapter completed!