Chapter 4 Meeting Harry Again in Diagon Alley
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Han Tan Si Shui
Mr. Granger did not go to work at the company on this day. He wanted to take time out to go to Diagon Alley with his daughter, along with Fett and his son.
Everyone was excited about this trip. Blakely and Hermione were excited about embarking on the path of wizards for the first time. The Grangers were curious about the wizarding world, and Dis was also excited about going back to the wizarding world after such a long time. The emotion of returning to the wizarding world.
The five people drove into the city smoothly and stopped at a street.
"Is this here? But there is obviously only one wall here." Mr. Granger stared, his small eyes wide and confused.
In response, Dis crossed his arms and acted as if he could solve his own problems.
Hermione grabbed her parents with her hands, and they saw a dirty and small bar appearing on the wall just now. The contrast between the clean buildings on both sides was really out of place.The Granger family and Blakely's impression of the wizarding world plummeted.
"Oh, it's the new little wizard, welcome to the magical world." The boss who was cleaning the cups saw Blakely and others and greeted them: "You can call me Tom. If you go to Diagon Alley, follow me."
"Thank you very much for your help, Mr. Tom." Several people quickly expressed their gratitude to Tom.
Several people followed Tom around the bar and into a patio surrounded by walls.
Tom pointed at the wall with his wand and said: "Count three bricks upward on the trash can, then count two bricks across and knock three times. Remember, little wizard." As Tom moved, he centered on that brick. All the bricks on the wall shook, then folded and retracted to both sides, and finally turned into an altar. Opposite the altar was a street full of people.
"Of course, we will remember it. Thank you again for your help." Blakely expressed his gratitude politely.
Tom waved his hand to indicate it was nothing and left.
"Okay, where are we going now?" Mr. Granger looked at everything here curiously. As an Englishman, who has not had fantasies about magic?
"The first step is that we need to go to Gringotts to exchange currency for the wizarding world. Oh, Gringotts is the bank of the wizarding world.?" Hermione looked at the list in her hand and answered her father's question, not forgetting to add that Gringotts role.
Following the route given by Professor McGonagall, we arrived at Gringotts and saw a text at the second door:
Come in, stranger, but beware what happens to the greedy;
Asking blindly and getting something for nothing will be punished severely;
So if you want to take from our underground vaults a fortune that was never yours;
You have been warned, O thief, that it is not treasure that brings you evil, but evil.
"The goblins are still so arrogant, they can only focus on money." Dis was very disdainful of the goblins' behavior, "Blakely Fite and Hermione Granger, you must remember to always Respect and value everything in the world. Goblins are much more powerful than wizards, but they still lost to wizards in the war." Dis's tone was particularly serious.
Blakely knew that his father was teaching him and Hermione seriously, and he listened carefully.
"Because they don't pay attention to their opponents. Remember that weakness will not bring destruction, but arrogance will make you die without a burial place and never be able to stand up again. This is my advice to you as a father and elder, and it is also a lesson for goblins. ." Dis's voice is very plain but has a kind of magic that is engraved in people's hearts and is unforgettable. “Finally, never trust goblins, they are only loyal to money.”
Pushing open the door, besides the goblins there was an acquaintance.
"Harry, have you also received the letter from Hogwarts?" Blakely saw Harry standing with a very tall fat man at a glance. Hermione also saw Harry and Blakely walking over to talk to him. Harry greeted: "Hi, Harry."
"Blakely and Hermione, I didn't expect to see you here." Harry turned his head and looked in the direction of the sound and saw Blakely and Hermione. For these two little friends at the zoo, Harry Li's impression is very good. Not only did he save himself, but he also chatted with him very well and even left his contact information with them. But he hasn't had time to write a letter yet.
After that, the three little animals told several adults what happened that day at the zoo. After learning that Harry's magic power broke out that day and that Harry was the culprit of that incident, Blakely looked at Harry a lot. A bit resentful.After learning about Blakely's behavior of protecting the other two friends that day, several adults expressed their appreciation for Blakely's behavior.
After a few people exchanged pleasantries, they thought of business.
"We are here to exchange for gold Galleons." Dis was not polite to the goblins at all. He was simply unhappy with these guys who were so awesome even after losing.
"Okay, 5 pounds for 1 galleons, but you have to show your notice." That goblin's character is very bad, or the goblin has a bad attitude towards any behavior that takes money away from them. In their eyes, it can be said that as long as the money is deposited to them, it means that the money is already the property of the goblins, and withdrawing or paying back the money means that others have forcibly snatched the money from their pockets.
At this time, Hagrid took out a key and handed it to the goblins. After the goblins confirmed the key, Hagrid gave the key to Harry and told Harry that it was a relic of Harry's parents.After everyone rejected Harry's invitation to go with him, he and Hagrid followed the goblin and left.
After that, Mr. Dis and Mr. Granger exchanged pounds for gold galleons. After learning that each person could exchange up to 100 gold galleons, Mr. Diss took out one after another from his pocket under Mr. Granger's shocked gaze. bullion.
"I guess there's no limit on the amount of gold you can exchange for galleons, right?"
"Of course! Of course sir!! It's a great honor to serve you sir!" The goblin's eyes widened when he looked at those gold bars, and he almost drooled.
Goblins are very reluctant to accept Muggle currency. In their eyes, Muggle currency has no value and is just some waste paper, but gold is different.In their eyes, gold, gems, and gold galleons are all precious and valuable.For Dis, money is the easiest thing to obtain, and his son has come to the wizarding world, so he must be prepared for the money.
"I am an alchemist, and I think we need some time to talk about a larger business." Dis said, releasing some magic power to show his identity, "and a large gold exchange transaction."
"Of course, I will notify my boss to come with you to see your husband." After confirming that Dis did have magic power, the goblin's attitude became more respectful.After a while, another goblin came over and exchanged a few words with Dis. Diss then left with the goblin. Before leaving, he asked Mrs. Granger to help look after Blakely for a while, and invited Mr. Granger to come with him. Peers.
Mr. Granger naturally agreed to this, as if Mr. Granger knew something about the matter.Although his father and Mr. Granger had a long chat alone after Professor McGonagall left that day, Blakely did not know what his father and Mr. Granger said.
Everyone was excited about this trip. Blakely and Hermione were excited about embarking on the path of wizards for the first time. The Grangers were curious about the wizarding world, and Dis was also excited about going back to the wizarding world after such a long time. The emotion of returning to the wizarding world.
The five people drove into the city smoothly and stopped at a street.
"Is this here? But there is obviously only one wall here." Mr. Granger stared, his small eyes wide and confused.
In response, Dis crossed his arms and acted as if he could solve his own problems.
Hermione grabbed her parents with her hands, and they saw a dirty and small bar appearing on the wall just now. The contrast between the clean buildings on both sides was really out of place.The Granger family and Blakely's impression of the wizarding world plummeted.
"Oh, it's the new little wizard, welcome to the magical world." The boss who was cleaning the cups saw Blakely and others and greeted them: "You can call me Tom. If you go to Diagon Alley, follow me."
"Thank you very much for your help, Mr. Tom." Several people quickly expressed their gratitude to Tom.
Several people followed Tom around the bar and into a patio surrounded by walls.
Tom pointed at the wall with his wand and said: "Count three bricks upward on the trash can, then count two bricks across and knock three times. Remember, little wizard." As Tom moved, he centered on that brick. All the bricks on the wall shook, then folded and retracted to both sides, and finally turned into an altar. Opposite the altar was a street full of people.
"Of course, we will remember it. Thank you again for your help." Blakely expressed his gratitude politely.
Tom waved his hand to indicate it was nothing and left.
"Okay, where are we going now?" Mr. Granger looked at everything here curiously. As an Englishman, who has not had fantasies about magic?
"The first step is that we need to go to Gringotts to exchange currency for the wizarding world. Oh, Gringotts is the bank of the wizarding world.?" Hermione looked at the list in her hand and answered her father's question, not forgetting to add that Gringotts role.
Following the route given by Professor McGonagall, we arrived at Gringotts and saw a text at the second door:
Come in, stranger, but beware what happens to the greedy;
Asking blindly and getting something for nothing will be punished severely;
So if you want to take from our underground vaults a fortune that was never yours;
You have been warned, O thief, that it is not treasure that brings you evil, but evil.
"The goblins are still so arrogant, they can only focus on money." Dis was very disdainful of the goblins' behavior, "Blakely Fite and Hermione Granger, you must remember to always Respect and value everything in the world. Goblins are much more powerful than wizards, but they still lost to wizards in the war." Dis's tone was particularly serious.
Blakely knew that his father was teaching him and Hermione seriously, and he listened carefully.
"Because they don't pay attention to their opponents. Remember that weakness will not bring destruction, but arrogance will make you die without a burial place and never be able to stand up again. This is my advice to you as a father and elder, and it is also a lesson for goblins. ." Dis's voice is very plain but has a kind of magic that is engraved in people's hearts and is unforgettable. “Finally, never trust goblins, they are only loyal to money.”
Pushing open the door, besides the goblins there was an acquaintance.
"Harry, have you also received the letter from Hogwarts?" Blakely saw Harry standing with a very tall fat man at a glance. Hermione also saw Harry and Blakely walking over to talk to him. Harry greeted: "Hi, Harry."
"Blakely and Hermione, I didn't expect to see you here." Harry turned his head and looked in the direction of the sound and saw Blakely and Hermione. For these two little friends at the zoo, Harry Li's impression is very good. Not only did he save himself, but he also chatted with him very well and even left his contact information with them. But he hasn't had time to write a letter yet.
After that, the three little animals told several adults what happened that day at the zoo. After learning that Harry's magic power broke out that day and that Harry was the culprit of that incident, Blakely looked at Harry a lot. A bit resentful.After learning about Blakely's behavior of protecting the other two friends that day, several adults expressed their appreciation for Blakely's behavior.
After a few people exchanged pleasantries, they thought of business.
"We are here to exchange for gold Galleons." Dis was not polite to the goblins at all. He was simply unhappy with these guys who were so awesome even after losing.
"Okay, 5 pounds for 1 galleons, but you have to show your notice." That goblin's character is very bad, or the goblin has a bad attitude towards any behavior that takes money away from them. In their eyes, it can be said that as long as the money is deposited to them, it means that the money is already the property of the goblins, and withdrawing or paying back the money means that others have forcibly snatched the money from their pockets.
At this time, Hagrid took out a key and handed it to the goblins. After the goblins confirmed the key, Hagrid gave the key to Harry and told Harry that it was a relic of Harry's parents.After everyone rejected Harry's invitation to go with him, he and Hagrid followed the goblin and left.
After that, Mr. Dis and Mr. Granger exchanged pounds for gold galleons. After learning that each person could exchange up to 100 gold galleons, Mr. Diss took out one after another from his pocket under Mr. Granger's shocked gaze. bullion.
"I guess there's no limit on the amount of gold you can exchange for galleons, right?"
"Of course! Of course sir!! It's a great honor to serve you sir!" The goblin's eyes widened when he looked at those gold bars, and he almost drooled.
Goblins are very reluctant to accept Muggle currency. In their eyes, Muggle currency has no value and is just some waste paper, but gold is different.In their eyes, gold, gems, and gold galleons are all precious and valuable.For Dis, money is the easiest thing to obtain, and his son has come to the wizarding world, so he must be prepared for the money.
"I am an alchemist, and I think we need some time to talk about a larger business." Dis said, releasing some magic power to show his identity, "and a large gold exchange transaction."
"Of course, I will notify my boss to come with you to see your husband." After confirming that Dis did have magic power, the goblin's attitude became more respectful.After a while, another goblin came over and exchanged a few words with Dis. Diss then left with the goblin. Before leaving, he asked Mrs. Granger to help look after Blakely for a while, and invited Mr. Granger to come with him. Peers.
Mr. Granger naturally agreed to this, as if Mr. Granger knew something about the matter.Although his father and Mr. Granger had a long chat alone after Professor McGonagall left that day, Blakely did not know what his father and Mr. Granger said.
