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From the Middle Ages to the 19th century, the quill was used as a writing tool to record every stage of European civilization. The earliest record of the quill was found in the church of San Vito in the Italian city of Rovina, but the origin and appearance of the first quill were unknown. It might have appeared by chance when the romans realized the similarities between the hollow reeds and the feathers of birds. Quill pens were cheap, and almost all written works of the time (such as religious, philosophical, literary, historical, scientific, medical, business, and management works) were written with quill pens. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

Crow feathers were usually black, but in fact, under the effect of light, their feathers had special internal structures, such as many tiny grooves and honeycomb-like structures. Under sunlight, they reflected, refracted, and interfered with different bands of light. Under different angles, they might see different colors. In some games, crow feathers were important items. They usually fell near ant caves, near mysterious machines, at the foot of the bird bath platform on the east side of the map, and near small generators in the north. Crows had a fixed route in the game, and there was a high probability of finding crow feathers along this route. "The Crow's Testimony" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to read it!

The Magic Quill was a magic item, usually made of magic feathers and metal. It could be used to write magic spells and symbols, and only people with magic talent could use it. When using the magic quill, the wizard needed to dip the feather into magic ink and then write spells or symbols on the magic paper. The ink and feathers of the Magic Quill were special magic materials. Their quality and effect would affect the effect and power of the magic. be ignorant of Hurry up and click on the link below to return to the super classic " Lord of Mysteries "!

In Harry Potter, there was a shorthand quill. It was a magical quill that could turn ordinary language into extravagant and unrealistic sentences and record them automatically. Rita Skeeter, a special female reporter for the Daily Prophet, had one. It was long and dazzling green. As long as the tip of the quill was put into her mouth and sucked for a while, the quill would automatically stand on the parchment and begin to "work." In addition, there was also the same type of quill as Rita Skeeter. After opening it, there was a very beautiful quill and ink. It felt smooth and smooth, and the tip could be changed. There were five different thickness, and it could be used to write artistic font in addition to daily use. In the fanfiction I invented at Hogwarts, there was a mention of a "changeable quill." Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire was not enough. Everyone, please click to read the novel!

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