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Looking up to this accented, rugged looking man was probably the highlight of Pepper's day thus far. "Hi," she replied and then grinned at the name of his wand. She remembered him from when he dropped it off. She thought it endearing how concerned he was about his wand. She had a few customers who'd just drop the broken wand off and cross their fingers.
"She's coming along great," Pepper replied. She'd managed to find a good match to replace a bit of the broken wand wood. The next bit was trickier, sealing the cracks with special glue and several powerful spells. "She's just drying now. I'd let her cure a few more days before trying to cast anything, but I think you could probably take her home."
Pepper wouldn't want to be so long without her wand, she certainly understood the anxiety there. She led him to the entrance of the work room and removed his wand from the stand she set it on earlier in the week. "It wasn't such a bad crack," she commented, "though spell-o-tape wouldn't have been a good permanent solution. I put in a small graft from a local wand tree and set it with a blend of sap, glue, and bonding spells."
"She's coming along great," Pepper replied. She'd managed to find a good match to replace a bit of the broken wand wood. The next bit was trickier, sealing the cracks with special glue and several powerful spells. "She's just drying now. I'd let her cure a few more days before trying to cast anything, but I think you could probably take her home."
Pepper wouldn't want to be so long without her wand, she certainly understood the anxiety there. She led him to the entrance of the work room and removed his wand from the stand she set it on earlier in the week. "It wasn't such a bad crack," she commented, "though spell-o-tape wouldn't have been a good permanent solution. I put in a small graft from a local wand tree and set it with a blend of sap, glue, and bonding spells."