Chapter 179 How can the matter of harvesting merchants’ wool be called treachery?
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He Dian Bai Kai Shui
The two of them walked out of the Diagon Alley store side by side, talking and laughing. Sur bought a large glass ball from this store that specializes in selling all kinds of props. There was a beautiful galaxy hidden inside, and it was still movable. Well, Angel will definitely like this gift.
Of course, the wizard chess piece that I mentioned to Mr. Ellison before was not missing. I will give it to him when I get back. I hope that Mr. Ellison will not be sprayed and flip the table while playing with this set of chess pieces with Mr. Granger. This set of wizard chess is really too dirty.
All the items Hermione needed to practice Animagus were also purchased from two pharmacies. Just in case, Soul bought a double portion of the materials, and another Galleons flowed out.
When passing by a Quidditch boutique, a large group of young wizards were gathered in front of the window. The clerk was loudly introducing new products in the hope that a rich man could create a business for him.
"The Firebolt, unlike the Nimbus series, is an epoch-making product." The clerk repeated over and over again with a proud look on his face, "It only takes ten seconds to accelerate from standstill to 150 miles per hour! Ten seconds!"
"Have you seen the tail of the broom? Every birch branch there has been carefully selected and polished into a streamlined shape. This means that when you fly on it, the wind resistance is almost zero. !”
The Quidditch enthusiasts who were watching excitedly cheered and discussed, looking at the broom with longing in their eyes.
Soul and Hermione both like Quidditch but don't like playing it. One reason is that flying lessons are really not what she is good at, and the other reason is that she feels insecure about broomsticks. Look at Harry, how many times has he fallen off?
Speaking of which, Harry will receive a Firebolt in his third year.
Gee, think about the Nimbus 2001 in the hands of the entire Slytherin team. They were eliminated soon after holding it in their hands, and Malfoy cried and fainted in the toilet?
Continuing forward along the cobblestone road, there is the Flourishes and Blotts Bookstore that Harry and the others agreed upon. Next to it is Madam Malkin's robe store.
Harry and Ron hadn't arrived yet, but Percy was standing in front of the bookshelf, flipping through a book and reading it with gusto.
"I'm going to Madam Malkin's to buy some things. I'll be there soon."
Hermione whispered to Soul and then jumped into the clothing store. Through the large glass window, you could see Hermione chatting with Mrs. Malkin for a few words, and then Mrs. Malkin opened the door behind the counter. The door curtain led Hermione inside.
Behind the large window of Flourish and Blotts bookstore facing the street is a large iron cage, which contains about a hundred "Monster Books", which is the biting book that Hagrid sent to Harry. It is one of the books in the third year of Hogwarts. Of course, only young wizards who choose the Care of Magical Creatures course need to buy it.
The battle in the iron cage was extremely fierce. The monster books were entangled with each other. You bit me and I bit you. Everyone wanted to be the boss in the cage. The bottom of the iron cage was covered with thick scraps of paper.
They fought each other fiercely, while Suer watched this unique wrestling match with great interest.
"From Hogwarts?" The manager of the bookstore noticed Soul standing outside the store and walked out, "Come to buy new textbooks?"
"Yes, sir." Suer nodded, "Come and buy the textbooks you need for third grade."
The manager's face looked very ugly, and his hand was tied with a white bandage, with faint blood seeping out of it. "I would like to ask, do you want to buy this book too?"
He raised his hand and pointed at the pile of books that would blow his brains out.
Soul glanced at the bandage on the manager's hand and sympathized with him, "Unfortunately, I really need to buy a monster book."
"Damn it." The manager cursed in a very bad tone, then sighed and greeted,
"Come in, I'll help you get a book out. You don't mind that they have some missing corners, right? I can't help it. Ever since they came to the store, they have been fighting every day. Our clerk was so bitten when he went in to get the book that he didn't dare to come to work. , I’ve been bitten seven times today.”
At this time, there was a sound that made people feel relieved - "chila". The two of them looked at the sound and saw that one of the two monster books in the cage grabbed the third one and tore it in half.
"Stop! Stop!" The manager rushed into the store anxiously, took the walking stick on the side of the cage and thrust it into the iron cage, hitting the books hard to separate them.
But it didn't help. The monster book that had just been knocked down by the cane immediately opened its mouth and pounced on other targets.
"I will never buy these items again. It's such a mess. It's just like the [Invisibility Book of Invisibility] we bought that time - we spent a lot of money and couldn't find the last shadow! I Thought they were already the worst..."
"Need help? Sir." Suer asked kindly, looking at the manager who looked depressed and was about to cry with regret.
"A restraining spell?" the manager asked.
"It's useless." He shook his head, "We have tried it a long time ago, but it can only be quiet for a while. After the magic effect disappears, they will immediately come to life. We can't waste a clerk staying around those damn books. Refill the immobilizing spell from time to time."
"I know how to make them quiet." Soul shook his head and explained, "There is a way to do it."
"Really?" The manager glanced at Suer suspiciously. He didn't think a student preparing to enter third grade could solve these books, but he still held out hope. What if?
"We tried many methods during this period, including tying them up with ropes, but it didn't work. They even helped each other bite off the ropes."
"If you can calm them down, I will give you this monster book for free. If you need to buy other books, I can give you a good discount, [-]% off... no, [-]% off." The manager gritted his teeth. said.
"Thank you for your generosity." Suer nodded happily after hearing the manager's promise, "My method is simple."
"Stand still quickly!" Suer took out his wand and flicked it gently, and the monster books that were fighting fiercely in the cage came to a standstill in the cage.
A trace of disappointment flashed across the manager's face, and he shook his head slightly.
At this time, Suer had already reached in and took out a monster book, and then stroked its spine.
"Okay," he said.
The manager didn't notice Su Er's movement of sliding across the spine of the book. He said kindly, "We tried it, but the holding spell didn't work..."
"The curse will stop." The tip of Sur's staff tapped the monster book in his left hand and stood calmly.
The manager who saw Su Er's actions immediately stopped talking and took a few steps back, fear flashing across his face. "Put it back quickly. If you are bitten, our bookstore will not help you pay for your medical expenses."
But the monster book stayed obediently in Sur's hand, motionless, with no intention of opening his mouth to bite anyone.
Suer tilted his head and raised his eyebrows in the manager's direction.
"So it's that easy? Just rub the spines of the books to make them quiet? Thank God, we're so overwhelmed by these damn books."
Of course, the wizard chess piece that I mentioned to Mr. Ellison before was not missing. I will give it to him when I get back. I hope that Mr. Ellison will not be sprayed and flip the table while playing with this set of chess pieces with Mr. Granger. This set of wizard chess is really too dirty.
All the items Hermione needed to practice Animagus were also purchased from two pharmacies. Just in case, Soul bought a double portion of the materials, and another Galleons flowed out.
When passing by a Quidditch boutique, a large group of young wizards were gathered in front of the window. The clerk was loudly introducing new products in the hope that a rich man could create a business for him.
"The Firebolt, unlike the Nimbus series, is an epoch-making product." The clerk repeated over and over again with a proud look on his face, "It only takes ten seconds to accelerate from standstill to 150 miles per hour! Ten seconds!"
"Have you seen the tail of the broom? Every birch branch there has been carefully selected and polished into a streamlined shape. This means that when you fly on it, the wind resistance is almost zero. !”
The Quidditch enthusiasts who were watching excitedly cheered and discussed, looking at the broom with longing in their eyes.
Soul and Hermione both like Quidditch but don't like playing it. One reason is that flying lessons are really not what she is good at, and the other reason is that she feels insecure about broomsticks. Look at Harry, how many times has he fallen off?
Speaking of which, Harry will receive a Firebolt in his third year.
Gee, think about the Nimbus 2001 in the hands of the entire Slytherin team. They were eliminated soon after holding it in their hands, and Malfoy cried and fainted in the toilet?
Continuing forward along the cobblestone road, there is the Flourishes and Blotts Bookstore that Harry and the others agreed upon. Next to it is Madam Malkin's robe store.
Harry and Ron hadn't arrived yet, but Percy was standing in front of the bookshelf, flipping through a book and reading it with gusto.
"I'm going to Madam Malkin's to buy some things. I'll be there soon."
Hermione whispered to Soul and then jumped into the clothing store. Through the large glass window, you could see Hermione chatting with Mrs. Malkin for a few words, and then Mrs. Malkin opened the door behind the counter. The door curtain led Hermione inside.
Behind the large window of Flourish and Blotts bookstore facing the street is a large iron cage, which contains about a hundred "Monster Books", which is the biting book that Hagrid sent to Harry. It is one of the books in the third year of Hogwarts. Of course, only young wizards who choose the Care of Magical Creatures course need to buy it.
The battle in the iron cage was extremely fierce. The monster books were entangled with each other. You bit me and I bit you. Everyone wanted to be the boss in the cage. The bottom of the iron cage was covered with thick scraps of paper.
They fought each other fiercely, while Suer watched this unique wrestling match with great interest.
"From Hogwarts?" The manager of the bookstore noticed Soul standing outside the store and walked out, "Come to buy new textbooks?"
"Yes, sir." Suer nodded, "Come and buy the textbooks you need for third grade."
The manager's face looked very ugly, and his hand was tied with a white bandage, with faint blood seeping out of it. "I would like to ask, do you want to buy this book too?"
He raised his hand and pointed at the pile of books that would blow his brains out.
Soul glanced at the bandage on the manager's hand and sympathized with him, "Unfortunately, I really need to buy a monster book."
"Damn it." The manager cursed in a very bad tone, then sighed and greeted,
"Come in, I'll help you get a book out. You don't mind that they have some missing corners, right? I can't help it. Ever since they came to the store, they have been fighting every day. Our clerk was so bitten when he went in to get the book that he didn't dare to come to work. , I’ve been bitten seven times today.”
At this time, there was a sound that made people feel relieved - "chila". The two of them looked at the sound and saw that one of the two monster books in the cage grabbed the third one and tore it in half.
"Stop! Stop!" The manager rushed into the store anxiously, took the walking stick on the side of the cage and thrust it into the iron cage, hitting the books hard to separate them.
But it didn't help. The monster book that had just been knocked down by the cane immediately opened its mouth and pounced on other targets.
"I will never buy these items again. It's such a mess. It's just like the [Invisibility Book of Invisibility] we bought that time - we spent a lot of money and couldn't find the last shadow! I Thought they were already the worst..."
"Need help? Sir." Suer asked kindly, looking at the manager who looked depressed and was about to cry with regret.
"A restraining spell?" the manager asked.
"It's useless." He shook his head, "We have tried it a long time ago, but it can only be quiet for a while. After the magic effect disappears, they will immediately come to life. We can't waste a clerk staying around those damn books. Refill the immobilizing spell from time to time."
"I know how to make them quiet." Soul shook his head and explained, "There is a way to do it."
"Really?" The manager glanced at Suer suspiciously. He didn't think a student preparing to enter third grade could solve these books, but he still held out hope. What if?
"We tried many methods during this period, including tying them up with ropes, but it didn't work. They even helped each other bite off the ropes."
"If you can calm them down, I will give you this monster book for free. If you need to buy other books, I can give you a good discount, [-]% off... no, [-]% off." The manager gritted his teeth. said.
"Thank you for your generosity." Suer nodded happily after hearing the manager's promise, "My method is simple."
"Stand still quickly!" Suer took out his wand and flicked it gently, and the monster books that were fighting fiercely in the cage came to a standstill in the cage.
A trace of disappointment flashed across the manager's face, and he shook his head slightly.
At this time, Suer had already reached in and took out a monster book, and then stroked its spine.
"Okay," he said.
The manager didn't notice Su Er's movement of sliding across the spine of the book. He said kindly, "We tried it, but the holding spell didn't work..."
"The curse will stop." The tip of Sur's staff tapped the monster book in his left hand and stood calmly.
The manager who saw Su Er's actions immediately stopped talking and took a few steps back, fear flashing across his face. "Put it back quickly. If you are bitten, our bookstore will not help you pay for your medical expenses."
But the monster book stayed obediently in Sur's hand, motionless, with no intention of opening his mouth to bite anyone.
Suer tilted his head and raised his eyebrows in the manager's direction.
"So it's that easy? Just rub the spines of the books to make them quiet? Thank God, we're so overwhelmed by these damn books."
