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Originally Posted by
Harron Peasley 
Nodding - well, attempting to nod, Adam didn't really want to mess up the Healer whilst she was putting the paste onto his cheek - Adam waited until she'd ceased to apply the paste and then spoke again. "It's just that she's got my wand and my wand's snapped in two and it's probably in more pain than me right now and I was thinking that maybe you could heal it too because well I need my wand and I can't go without it and nowI'mgoingtoshutup," he said, before realising how stupid he must've sounded.
But then again, the Healer was clever, and she probably knew a way to fix his wand that wouldn't mean it'd backfire and burn him again.
Forcing himselgf to keep his hand by his side and not reach up to touch his now orange cheek, Adam pushed himself off of the bed. "Thanks miss," he said with a grin.
Gabriella narrowed her eyes in confusion as she listened to Adam describe the casualties his wand had suffered.
"You're asking me to heal your wand, as well?" she questioned, making sure she'd heard correctly. She hadn't exactly ever been asked to heal an
object before.
Despite how odd the request was, Gabriella tried her best to help.
"I'm afraid there's no way to actually heal your wand. You see, because a wand is made of such strong magic, it can't be healed with Reparo. That spell may piece the wood back together, but it won't piece the magic back together," she reported, giving the boy an apologetic look.
"I remember hearing how Harry Potter once pieced Ron Weasley's wand back together with the Elder Wand...but that was the Elder Wand, not an everyday wand," she continued. Poor Adam. She was sure he'd be crushed when he heard what else she had to say.
"I'm afraid you'll need to owl Ollivander's for a new one, dear..."