Chapter 86 Contract, Garlon

Wade had already thought about this question and asked flatly: "Do you know how to do black magic?"

"...somewhat." Lu Ping hesitated, but did not hide anything.

Vader nodded: "I read in the book that during the Wizarding War, the Ministry of Magic approved Aurors to use the Unforgivable Curse on Death Eaters. Black magic with the purpose of harm can also be used to protect others. It can be seen that the properties of magic are Secondly, it’s the people who use it.”

"The reason why black magic is evil is that it will silently corrode the user's heart." Lu Ping was afraid that he would mislead minors, so he hurriedly explained: "And black magic is extremely dangerous. "

"Understood." Wade said: "If you accept the employment, then you will be my teacher. If you think I should not learn black magic, of course there is no need to teach me."

Lupine relaxed slightly and smiled.

He originally thought that someone who became famous at a young age would be very arrogant, but he didn't expect that the young man in front of him was surprisingly rational and able to accept other people's opinions.

This is really a good start.

At this time, Professor Murray opened the door and came in. He glanced around the bar and did not look at Vader or the two. Instead, he sat at a nearby table and ordered a glass of mead.

"Then if I accept this job, what do I need to do now?" Lu Ping asked: "I usually stay in school, how should our magic teaching be carried out?"

"We'll talk about that later." Wade took out a roll of parchment from his pocket and put it on the table, and said, "You take a look at this contract first. If you accept the terms above, sign your name. That's it. That’s when the contract was officially concluded.”

Lu Ping looked solemn, unfolded the parchment, and read it one by one.

The content of the contract is very simple. The entrustment matters are the same as those just discussed. It also stipulates that the agent (Lu Ping) has the obligation to safeguard the interests of the principal (Vade), keep the principal's secrets, and not cause harm to the principal. It is necessary to Help the client purchase alchemical materials and magic items, and as a tutor, your responsibility is to teach knowledge, develop appropriate teaching plans, do your best to protect the safety of students during magic learning, etc.

Lupine nodded secretly in his heart - this is all natural.

Later, when he saw the agency fee, Lu Ping couldn't help but be startled, wondering if he had written it wrong.

"The basic salary is 30 Galleons per week?" He said in surprise: "This is three times what was advertised."

"Yes." Vader nodded: "The agent is 10 Galleons per week, and the tutor is 20 Galleons. This is the basic salary. In addition, you can get a certain commission after the transactions you are responsible for."

Lu Ping was even more surprised when he heard this. He continued to unfold the parchment and saw that the content in this regard was stipulated in detail at the back.

Of course, the end of the contract also states that if he fails to perform his duties at work and causes additional losses to the client, Wade has the right to unilaterally end the contract.

Vader knew that given Lupine's situation, he would agree even if he was offered a very low salary. After all, not many people were willing to hire a dangerous werewolf. And Lupine's stronger moral standard than ordinary people does not allow him to obtain benefits by committing crimes.

However, low salary, contract, and morality can only make Lupine perform his duties, but not his best efforts. The role that Vader needs Lupine to play is not a worker who is squeezed to the point of exhaustion, but a teacher who can teach everything he has, a comrade who can accompany him to face danger, and a partner who can be entrusted to the rear.

And these cannot be achieved without a high sense of responsibility and identity.

If Galleon could buy this kind of wizard's loyalty, Vader would empty his treasury without hesitation. But the fact is that if he offered a higher salary, Lu Ping would probably think that he was up to no good.

Lu Ping looked at the contract repeatedly and couldn't help but hesitated: "This... this is too high."

He originally only wanted to find a job with a weekly salary of 10 Galleons, which could barely support him, but the high salary that far exceeded his expectations made him a little panicked.

"I hope you will bring me corresponding rewards." Wade thought for a while and then said: "If not, I will fire you next month!"

These words that sounded like a threat but were a little childish made Lu Ping relax his heartstrings. He smiled and said gently: "It seems that I must show a 200% work attitude. Come to satisfy my little boss."

——Or maybe, after his werewolf identity is exposed, he will be fired immediately?

Lupine thought to himself, he lowered his head and signed his name on the contract seriously.

Vader also signed his name, and at this point, the contract was concluded.

Wade took out the new version of the Book of Friends and the Soft Light Badge from his bag, and said: "Now, let me tell you about my new work. Mr. Marchionne, the owner of Aslan's Magic Workshop, will arrive in about half an hour. A broom, I think you should be ready before then."

Lupine looked at those things blankly: "The agent's work... begins now?"

"Of course." Wade raised his eyebrows and tapped his friend's account, "——I always race against time."

…

Soon after, Marchionne arrived.

As soon as he opened the door, he saw Professor Murray and Wade sitting at two tables. He understood the current situation with just a turn of his eyes. So he pretended not to see Professor Murray and greeted Wade warmly in the corner.

Afterwards, Marchionne learned that Lupin was Vader's agent. He completely ignored the werewolf's shabby robes and downcast look, entered the docking state without any obstacles, and praised the soft light badge, even feeling that it was more important than the Book of Friends.

"You finally understand the true meaning of making money, Vader."

Since Professor Murray was right behind him, Marchionne blinked and said in a very low voice, and promised very eagerly: "Next time there is such a product, you must find me! I promise that I will give you the highest price! There is no way that anyone can be higher than me-because those stupid guys can't understand the greatness of this work at all!"

The brown-haired wizard came and went in a hurry, and in a blink of an eye he was blown away like a gust of wind, and he didn't even touch the butter beer he ordered.

"So... is this the end?" Lupin's face was still a little confused.

"Well, you have to get used to it. I told you -" Vader said in a good mood: "We race against time."

Lupin was stunned for a moment and asked: "What should we do now?"

"There is no rush."

Vade gave Lupin a friend's book for contact and handed him a bag of Galleons.

"This is the first week's salary. I think you can... uh... take care of yourself first?"

...

Professor Murray drank the mead slowly, squinting at his students.

The young man smiled and talked to the wizard opposite. It was rare for him to show such high spirits - confident, firm, calm, and as dazzling as the rising sun.

So outstanding.

Time... took away some people, changed some people... Decades and hundreds of years passed, but in the end it was found that... nothing seemed to have changed...