The challenge so clearly apparent in Harry’s voice took Draco a little aback, having not heard that kind of tone from him for quite some time now. As opposed to when they were teens, there were clearly no hard feelings behind the statement, other than a need to not be wrong.<br/>It was rare for them to butt heads like this, but Draco was just as stubborn as Harry, if not more, and was not one to back away from a challenge.<br/>He took the wand from Harry.<br/>“Alright,” he stated, placing his own wand on a table next to him. He felt absolutely certain that Harry’s wand was not going to have the same adverse reaction that Draco’s clearly had to Harry.<br/>He took a moment to get a proper grip on the wand, finding that it was hard to get it to lie comfortably in his hand, but eventually he found a proper grip for it. It was always weird to use another person’s wand, but Draco wasn’t afraid of it.<br/>Instead, he scanned the room for an item to call to him, figuring that it was the best to just go with a regular accio for the demonstration. He quickly settled on a medallion that was lying on a shelf, knowing it to be less cursed than many other things that he had around.<br/>“Accio,” he spoke with a wave of the wand.