Chapter 256 Jin Feixia Lease Agreement

"You have seen the conditions here, they are too difficult!" Rogge sighed and said distressedly: "Mr. Newt is nearly a hundred years old and works hard to take care of Golden Snitch day and night. You know, he is here Guarding the conscience of wizards and Quidditch.”

"However, we cannot let the elderly work so hard. The original five Golden Snidgets have now grown to more than 20, and the workload has doubled. We need to provide better working conditions."

Hassan couldn't help but take out his handkerchief. Before he heard the specific content, there were already big beads of sweat on his forehead.

The life span of wizards is much longer than that of Muggles, and a hundred years can only be regarded as just entering old age. As for the hard work, the workload doubled... He stared at Rogge, and he didn't know whether to take it seriously or not.

"But don't worry, it's definitely not a harsh condition." Rogge said in a very soft tone: "After all, our original intention is to take better care of Jin Feixia."

"Of course." Hassan said with uneasiness, "Even if they are flying dragons, I can prepare the vault to welcome them."

"You are exaggerating." Rogge smiled and took out the parchment from his arms, on which the agreement for leasing Jin Feixia had already been written.

Hassan bulged his nostrils and looked at Rogge dumbfounded. It turned out that everything had been prepared long ago, just waiting for him to take the bait.

His hand that took the parchment trembled a little, and he took a few deep breaths before mustering up the courage to open it.

It reads, the relevant agreement regarding leasing Jin Feixia:

Rent payment: Each Golden Snidget rented needs to pay a rent of 50,000 to 100,000 gold Galleons to the Golden Snidget Breeding Fund every year.

If Golden Snidget breeds offspring during the rental period, the lessor will also need to pay 50,000 Galleons for each chick that is successfully hatched.

In addition, the ownership rights of the young birds belong to the breeding fund, and they must return to the breeding center under the jurisdiction of the fund when they reach adulthood.

Breeding ability and conditions: Golden Snidget must enjoy an independent breeding space and cannot be harmed by any magical animals, wizards or other factors.

The lessee needs to build an environment suitable for the Golden Snitch to live in accordance with the requirements of the foundation. If you use magic to create a living space, you need to be certified by the foundation.

Contract period and return: The lease is usually for a period of 10 years, and the minimum rent is two. Golden Snidget chicks need to be returned to the breeding center before they are 2 years old.

Abnormal death and compensation: If the leased Golden Snidget dies abnormally, the lessor must pay compensation of 50,000 Galleons per bird.

Other stipulations: The lease treaty also includes provisions on protecting the Golden Snidget's home and health, and prohibiting the Golden Snidget from being abused or damaged.

Hassan quickly read through the contents of the agreement. This isn't a lease agreement, it's like buying it for yourself.

He opened his mouth wide, as if to say: "In all my years of living, I have never seen such an outrageous agreement!"

"Now, you have seen it now." Rogge read the other party's meaning from his shocked eyes and answered silently.

This lease agreement was carefully prepared by him and he borrowed a lot from it. Not only is he rigorous and responsible, but he is also an important tool for protecting Jin Feixia.

To put it bluntly, Rogge wants to make Golden Snidget an extremely rare magical animal that everyone can only dream of.

On the one hand, it controls its rarity by leasing its quantity and recycling it for future generations. On the other hand, through publicity and education, Golden Snitch and Quidditch are firmly bound.

Compared to the marketing of Diamonds Are Forever, Snitch is a real victim of Quidditch. As for those profits, I, Roger, have no interest in money. I am entirely interested in protecting them better.

"It's too...too expensive." Hassan stood up anxiously and shook his head, "No way, no one will agree to this condition."

"That's not necessarily the case." Rogge was confident and not at all panicked. He said: "You are the first guest who has seen this agreement."

"Even if Mr. Chairman is not interested, other ministries of magic will agree, such as the British Ministry of Magic." Rogge said pointedly, "Whoever is elected as the new minister needs to show his abilities to British wizards."

He picked up the treaty and shook it in the air, "This is proof of ability, and it doesn't cost anything."

Rogge was like a little devil, and every word he peddled made people's hearts sway: "Golden Snitch has been extinct for hundreds of years, and a few photos in the newspaper can cause a lot of discussion. If you can bring it back to the magic world with your own hands, it will definitely You will receive a lot of praise and support.

From London to Washington, from Fontainebleau to Cairo, all newspapers will spare no effort to praise the wizard's conscience that he represents. "

"The only thing to do is to sign this parchment with a name that will go down in history." Rogge smiled and handed over the quill. He couldn't find any reason to refuse to sign.

Compared to other reform measures or administrative decrees, his lease agreement has no hangover. Jin Feixia is so precious, are the above conditions considered bad? Not dark at all!

You don’t even look at the panda leasing contract, it’s a hundred times more rigorous than him (bah)... A group of people are begging to sign a contract, but they may not be qualified yet.

"Alas, I, Roger, am so kind." Roger sighed softly, and said silently in his heart: "Tomerin Hongen, I, Roger Travis, am the invincible kindness of the Ministry of Magic of Great Britain and Ireland and other branches and jurisdictions. Young Master, the conscience and fair protector of the British wizarding world."

Facing the delicate contract on the table, Hassan looked hesitant and felt complicated.

He knew the importance of Gold Snitch to the wizarding world and Quidditch, otherwise he wouldn't have come to Rogge again and again. Rogge's words are not only full of temptation, but also fully and thoroughly expose its benefits. There is no cost except spending some money.

"Oh, let me look at it again." Hassan took the parchment and read it carefully.

To be honest, there wasn’t a lot of money in the treaty. Tens of thousands of galleons, easily for the International Federation.

Every time a major Quidditch match is held, they can make a fortune just from the peripheral betting. This is also an important reason why the federation agreed to host the secondary league.

But the problem is that the ownership of Jin Feixia will always be in the hands of the so-called foundation. Even the hatched baby birds do not belong to them. He spends tens of thousands of galleons every year, and he never gives it to others to raise birds.

Hassan frowned slightly, deep in thought. This kind of contract is exactly the same as the goblin contract. The group of underground goblins also believed that they owned the products they sold and only sold the right to use them.

Once you sign, will you be considered a fool? But if you don’t sign, what about potential opponents taking action?

Hassan was weighing the pros and cons in his mind, knowing that his chairmanship and personal reputation were at stake in this decision. If he can bring it back to the magic world, can he really gain endless honor and reputation?

"Mr. Chairman, you're not paying for it, so why bother?" Rogge said very relaxedly, "I heard that the Daily Prophet has started reporting on Quidditch again."

"What a tough call," Hassan whispered to himself, running his fingers over the contract as if trying to find an answer.

He felt as if the air around him had solidified, and the difficult decision made him feel an indescribable heaviness in his chest.

"Okay." Hassan took a deep breath and picked up the quill.

He read it carefully again, pointed to the rental terms and asked: "How much do you want each year?"

"No, no, no." Rogge immediately shook his head, "It's not for me. Those funds are for breeding and protecting Golden Flying Hero."

"Yes, in order to breed and protect the Golden Snitch." Hassan's tone revealed mockery. He pointed at the words with his finger and stared at Rogge intently: "50,000 to 100,000 Galleons, how much is it specifically?"

"I know you so well, it's probably 50,000."

"Too little." Hassan rejected the low price, which immediately made Rogge feel a bit confused.

When doing business these days, do some people still think the seller’s price is low?