Chapter 78 Harry: Hagrid's thinking is a little unusual

Harry followed Hagrid across the bar and into a small, walled-in patio.

He looked around and found nothing here except a trash can.

At this time, Hagrid took out a small red umbrella and counted the bricks on the wall.

"Harry, Sebastian told me that you've been to Diagon Alley."

"But this is your first time visiting the Leaky Cauldron, right?"

"Generally speaking, young wizards living in the Muggle world take this route when they go to Diagon Alley for the first time."

"Next, don't blink."

Hagrid, holding a small red umbrella, tapped lightly on a brick three times. Harry quickly held his breath and stared at the seemingly ordinary wall.

As Harry looked on in surprise, the wall began to tremble, and the bricks seemed to be pushed by an invisible force, slowly sliding to the sides.

Each brick seemed to have life, moving in an orderly manner and making a low friction sound.

As the last few bricks were adjusted into place, an archway large enough for Hagrid to pass through easily appeared in front of them, and outside the door was the familiar Diagon Alley of Harry.

"Welcome to Diagon Alley, Harry," Hagrid patted his head, "Oh, I almost forgot, this is for you."

Hagrid rummaged around in his pocket, pulled out a letter and handed it to Harry.

"The admission letter from Hogwarts should have been delivered by owl. Open it and take a look."

Harry quickly opened the letter and read it carefully.

School uniforms,

textbook,

Crucible...

He read the notice over and over again, then looked up at Hagrid.

"Hagrid, do you have any suggestions for pets? I have everything else ready."

"Pet?" Hagrid laughed. "You've asked the right person!"

"First, take toads off the list. They fell out of fashion a long time ago."

"As for cats and owls, my suggestion is to buy an owl. It can help you deliver letters, and many wizards choose owls as pets."

"Send a letter?" Harry was a little confused. "Aunt Mia gave me a two-way mirror before. She said I could contact her through the two-way mirror."

"A two-way mirror? That's a very advanced alchemical item," Hagrid muttered in surprise, "However, a two-way mirror only supports communication between two people."

"You will have many friends in the future, so an owl is necessary."

As they were talking, the two walked to a peculiar building. Hagrid lowered his head and spoke to Harry.

"Before we go buy a pet, we need to go to Gringotts first."

He patted his chest and said, "My job today is to come here to pick something up."

After saying this, he stepped forward and led Harry towards the door of Gringotts.

As they passed the gate, Hagrid pointed to the words on the gate and said to Harry, "Gringotts is run by goblins. They always think that everyone is eyeing their wealth."

"So, they carved the warning on the gate," he curled his lips, "Only a madman would think of robbing Gringotts."

"Why, Hagrid."

"Why? Because Gringotts' vaults are all deep underground, and important places are guarded by dragons."

When mentioning dragons, Hagrid's eyes lit up.

"That's a fire dragon, the cutest, most beautiful, and most powerful creature in the world. I really want to raise one myself."

A question mark appeared in Harry's head.

Fire dragon?

cute?

nice?

How do these three words connect together?

Harry looked up at Hagrid's majestic figure, and couldn't help but conjure up a picture in his mind.

The tall Hagrid held the ferocious dragon in his arms, laughing and praising, "My little Fluffy, you are so cute."

Thinking of this, Harry inexplicably felt that there was nothing wrong with the picture in his mind.

He shuddered suddenly. He felt that Hagrid's thinking was different from that of ordinary people. After all, who would call a dragon a cute animal...

Harry shook his head, drove these messy thoughts out of his mind, and then followed Hagrid into the hall of Gringotts.

As Harry entered the hall he felt blinded by the light.

Before coming, he thought Swann Manor was luxurious enough.

I didn't expect that there would be a building more magnificent than this one.

The lobby in front of me was spacious and bright, with a smooth marble floor, towering columns around it, and a dome on top inlaid with sparkling gems.

The light shines through the stained glass windows, making the entire space sparkle with gold.

What a rich guy!

Harry couldn't help but complain in his mind, then looked at the goblins in the hall.

Are these little things goblins?

It looks like it's not as tall as me.

Harry looked at it more closely and saw that the goblin was small, with pale skin and a sharp face.

Each goblin was wearing an exquisite uniform and holding a quill in his hand, quickly writing something on parchment.

After Hagrid negotiated with a goblin, they got on a cart and sped down the tracks, led by a goblin.

When the cart stopped in front of a vault door, Harry felt a little unsatisfied.

This feeling...

It's like a roller coaster.

It can even be said that it is more exciting than a roller coaster.

"Your keys."

Hearing this, Harry hurried forward and put the key that Hagrid had given him into the goblin's hand.

After a series of clicking sounds, the goblin opened the door of the vault, revealing the scene inside.

Looking at the piles of gold Galleons inside, Harry took a breath of cold air. He had never imagined that he would be so rich.

He grinned, took out the wallet Mia had given him, and began stuffing handfuls of gold Galleons into it, counting in his mind as he took out the coins.

Use this money to buy Aunt Mia a bag.

Use this money to buy a watch for Sebastian.

correct.

And Professor Snape.

He gave himself a bottle of magic potion before his birthday, it was golden and very beautiful.

According to Aunt Mia, that bottle of potion is extremely precious and can bring good luck to people.

In this case, I have to express my opinion no matter what.

......

When Sebastian picked up Harry, Harry was holding a birdcage with a pure white snowy owl in it.

"Is this a present from Hagrid?"

"Well, I named it Hedwig."

"It's very beautiful. You must take good care of it. What about the gift for Professor Snape?"