Chapter 58 Spoils Sharing Conference
After Hephis dealt with the problem, he returned to Hermione's side.
"Hermione, the matter has been resolved. There shouldn't be any problems." Hephis said casually.
Hermione stared at Hephis with a smile on her face without saying anything.
"Um, Hermione..." Hephis felt a little uncomfortable being looked at by her and scratched his head.
Seeing this, Hermione decided not to tease him anymore: "Okay, it's an agreement between boys, I won't ask too much. As long as the matter can be resolved."
Draco is reliable, but it may also be related to the fact that the box is too expensive and no one buys it.
Three days.
He carried the box to Hagrid's villa.
Several people witnessed Noviya moving to a new home.
The space in the box is quite good, with a volume of 300*300*100 meters, which is enough for Novia to use until he reaches adulthood.
The box is divided into day and night. There are not only mountains and water, but also a small house for living.
Hagrid decided immediately that he would sleep in a box from now on.
From then on, everyone’s worries were finally put to rest.
Hephis tried it secretly and found that the daytime in the box was simulated.
It is not real sunshine, so the shadow of Novia belongs to him.
But he still had to return the shadow from time to time to recharge it.
Otherwise the shadow's level will only remain at the moment it is cut.
One day, the twins found Hephaestus.
After they reminded him, Hephis remembered something he had forgotten.
They looked at Hephes who seemed to understand everything and were quite speechless.
This is how much you don't care about money.
The moment they finished calculating the profits, they were so excited that they almost ran naked around the castle.
Looking at the twins' indignant looks, Hephis knew that he had gone too far.
He smiled awkwardly and asked tentatively: "Um...how much did we earn?"
"This is the account book." George placed a book in front of Hephes.
Hephis pushed the account book back and said, "I won't look at the account book. I chose you two because I completely trust you."
"I love to hear that. I forgive you." Fred smiled again.
"Hephis, there is something we must make clear." George looked serious, and Fred also put away his smile.
"What's wrong with you two?" It was the first time Hephis saw the twins' serious expressions and he was a little confused.
"We don't agree with the previous distribution plan." The twins said in unison.
"Uh...So what do you think..." Hephis asked in confusion.
"The ratio you gave us is too high. We can't accept it." George said in a deep voice, and Fred nodded.
Hephis was stunned. "Didn't we agree on this before?"
"We didn't consider it comprehensively at that time. There is a cost for the hot packs, right?" George continued, and Fred continued to nod.
"Uh... there should be a cost." Hephis finally reacted.
"How much does that cost?" George pressed, and Fred continued to nod.
Hephis only bought the goods from Weir. He didn't ask about the cost, and Weir didn't mention it either.
Hephis scratched his head, "Uh... I really don't know about this."
The twins looked at each other and exchanged glances tacitly, and everything was said without words.
Just think about how much effort they put into reducing costs when inventing their products.
Look at this person in front of me, he doesn’t even know the cost, but dares to sell it out. What if he loses money?
Now I don’t know how to calculate the money.
"Don't worry about the cost." Hefeis finally spoke up, "When I got the goods, I didn't ask for money, so I'll just calculate it as no cost."
"No." The twins objected in unison.
"But..." Hephis was at a loss. He should have made up a number earlier.
"Hephis, we can't take this money." George said through gritted teeth, and Fred continued to nod.
"George, Fred, I really don't know the cost of this batch of baby warmers. But..."
Hephis looked at the twins seriously, "But it really didn't cost me anything, so everything remains the same."
"What if..." George was about to speak.
Hefeth interrupted him directly, "I can guarantee that no matter how I sell it, I won't lose money."
Then he said loudly, "It is time to divide the spoils."
Fred squeezed George and said, "Hefeth, half of the sales must be counted as costs. We only take 10%."
"No, the cost is not that high. Let's stick to the original method." Hephis certainly disagreed.
The three of them argued over this, Hephis insisted on giving it, while the twins refused.
In the end, they had to take a step back and reached a compromise: Gemini took 25%.
The loot-dividing meeting has officially begun.
There are a total of 13,000 warm baby packs.
The twins not only sold them in Hogwarts, but also often went to Hogsmeade village to sell them.
So they sold a total of 9726 hot packs, with 3274 remaining.
Except at the beginning, some young wizards only bought one or two cards with the mentality of giving it a try, and later on they basically bought at least 10 cards.
So the total sales are: 940 Sickles 1630 Nath
The twins put the big bag behind them on the table.
It was filled with Sickles and Nat, and Hephis felt dizzy just looking at it.
Since the twins didn't have the equipment for Traceless Stretch, Hephis helped to exchange their share for Galleons.
George's talent for numbers or money is stacked high.
He calculated the amount he was due, both in decimal and in whole.
Hephis simply gave them 15 Galleons, thus concluding the division of the spoils.
Before leaving, the twins told Hephis with a smirk on their faces about two secret passages leading to Hogsmeade village.
They also kindly reminded Hephis that the day after tomorrow was Valentine's Day.
And there is a teahouse called Mrs. Puddifu which is very good.
Then the twins skipped away with a satisfied look on their faces.
It turns out time flies so fast!
It’s Valentine’s Day!
How about going to Hogsmeade with Hermione?
Hephis thought about it and felt that the decision-making power did not seem to be in his hands!
This is such an obvious violation of school rules, the key point is whether Hermione agrees or not.
Forget it, let’s make preparations for both situations!
If Hermione really didn't want to go, the Room of Requirement would also work.
As soon as Hephis returned to the dormitory, he saw Theodore, who was crying for food.
During this time, Theodore did not follow Hephis to take care of Novia.
He just went there once, took a look and left.
He was not interested in dragons, or rather he wanted to spend more time improving his strength.
So he started his crazy training mode again.
Now Theodore would look for Hephes to devour his shadow every night.
Then he went to the Room of Requirement alone to train, and then went to Hephes to take out the shadow at dawn.
Hephis felt helpless as he looked at Theodore's increasingly thin figure.
He wanted to refuse, but every time he faced Theodore's pitiful eyes, he couldn't bear to do it.
So he could only brew some nourishing potions for Theodore.
And clear his memory fragments every day, hoping to help him relieve the stress of training.
