Arms dealer from Hogwarts

Chapter 160 Commission
For people like Mundungus, if you give him benefits and ask him to help with some things, it is still useful to ask for some information, but it is fine to keep it under his hands, which is completely useless.

In short, it's good for everyone to maintain a dirty money relationship, and there is no need to swear allegiance to such a boring thing, and Jamie himself can't trust him.

If Jemini really wanted to recruit someone, he would probably look for someone as steady and reliable as Davis Prewett.

At any rate, he was born in one of the 28 families, and was also Mrs. Weasley's natal family. He was considered wealthy, intelligent and capable, so why bother to find a crook like Mundungus?
Jemini guessed that Dumbledore just didn't know how to deal with Mundungus. This guy's dishonesty should give Dumbledore a headache.

But his position prevents him from being consistent with the opponent like Jamie, so he just kicked him to Jamie.

Seeing the helpless look on Mundungus' face, Jemini smiled: "Just kidding, I really need something from you."

"What?" Mundungus' eyes lit up.

"I don't know if you've heard of the Gaunt family?" Jemini asked.

"The Gaunt family?" Mundungus thought for a while: "I have heard of it a little bit, but it was already something that happened when I was a child, and the lineage of that family had been broken before I was born... I heard that They're descended from Slytherins, all Parseltongues..."

As he said that, Mundungus looked at Jemini uncomfortably. He heard that Jemini also speaks Parseltongue. Could it be that there is some relationship between the two?
But these are not things he should be thinking about, and he quickly puts such thoughts behind him.

"That's right." Jamie nodded. "I hope you can find Gunter's old house. I don't know the exact location, but I guess you should be able to find it."

"Find that old house?" Mundungus asked, "And then?"

"There is something hidden there. It is a ring. You should pay attention to that there may be some dangerous magic to protect the ring, but you should be able to deal with it easily with your ability." Jemini said .

"Well...can I just find the old house?" Mundungus asked tentatively after thinking about it.

"Of course, it's also possible." Jemini nodded, stretched out his hand and brushed lightly on the tea table, and five hundred gold Galleons were neatly stacked on the tea table.

Mundungus' breathing suddenly became rapid.

"I'm sorry, I took too much." Jemini took back [-] Galleons with a wave of his hand, and Mundungus looked disappointed.

"Finding the old house is not a difficult task, so the original reward of [-] Galleons will be correspondingly less, [-] Galleons, find it, tell me the location, I will go there in person, and when I confirm the location, the rest The one hundred Galleons I gave you immediately."

Jemini spoke gently, and spread his hands, indicating that Mundungus could take Gallon away.

Montunger paused, watching Jemini opened his mouth, and it took him a long time before he said, "If I bring you the ring, will I still be able to get a thousand Galleons as a reward?"

"Of course." Jemini nodded happily: "But I suggest you move quickly, there is a very high level of black magic on that ring, which will tempt you to wear it, once you are really attracted, then even Dumbledore Lido can't save you either."

Mundungus nodded quickly, then hesitated for a moment, and couldn't help asking: "I know I shouldn't ask, Master Fox, but I'm really curious, what is that?"

"It has something to do with Voldemort, do you need me to elaborate?"

Mundungus: "..."

It's better not to ask.

"Why, dare not go?" Jemini looked at him funny.

"No..." Mundungus grinned reluctantly, politely said goodbye to Jemini, and left the house.

After Mundungus left, Jemini clapped his hands: "Dobby."

"Yes, Master Fox." Dobby immediately appeared next to Jemini.

"Have you heard what we just talked about? That ring is the same thing as a diary. I need you to follow Mundungus. If he is killed by the protective magic, just tell me and I will go get it myself , if he is not dead, you just follow him silently to prevent any mistakes." Jemini reminded.

"Dobby knows! Dobby is going to spy on Mundungus."

Dobby puffed out his chest proudly, then bowed to Jemini, and his figure slowly disappeared.

Asking Mundungus to find the Horcruxes was also what Jemini just thought of. The places where Voldemort stored the Horcruxes himself have his backhands, such as the cave where the locket is placed.

Although the Horcrux in Gaunt's old house was arranged when he was young, who knows if there will be any messy protection. Dumbledore suffered a big loss on that ring, so be careful.

Jemini hopes to get the resurrection stone at the least cost. If one is accidentally stuck by the curse of the Horcrux, it will not be worth the loss. He has not forgotten the one-time gem before.

And when the Resurrection Stone came his way, Jemini still had a few things he wanted to try.

According to legend, the Resurrection Stone has the power to revive people, but Jemini scoffed at it. The original book also explained in detail the usefulness of this thing—it can resurrect people who are more real than ghosts and more illusory than real.

Roughly speaking, it is like Tom Riddle's memory, between reality and illusion.

However, because the resurrected people have a pessimistic mentality and their words tend to lead people to death, they will only drive people crazy in the end.

And the resurrection stone can't really resurrect a person, and there is even a certain possibility that it is not the person himself, but just a memory!This is especially important!
Although it is more real than ghosts, it is said in the original book that the resurrected people will be pessimistic and full of negative emotions, so Jamie has reason to suspect that the so-called resurrection is just an illusion, and it is very likely that it is just a ghost. The embodiment of the holder's own memory.

So in terms of its usefulness alone, the value of this thing is not as good as Reincarnation from Dirty Soil.

But Jemini had an idea.

If the resurrected person really exists in the memory of the holder instead of the real dead, can the living person be summoned through the resurrection stone?

For example, if Jemini self-hypnotizes, Harry dies, Harry dies, Harry dies, can another Harry be summoned through the Resurrection Stone?
Another example is that people resurrected from the resurrection stone are more real than ghosts, between real and false, so can they affect the real world?After all, Tom Riddle can affect the real world.

Or is it possible to turn them into real people in some way?

This is still on the premise that they are just a memory. If they are really the souls of the dead, then there is more room for manipulation.

Among other things, Jemini only needs to make their complete souls into horcruxes, and then capture a condemned prisoner to sacrifice, and it is possible to resurrect people in the true sense.

If it is a memory, this can only be a hypothesis, but if it is the real soul of the deceased, then this method is very feasible!
At that time, as long as Jemini holds this stone in his hand, he will be able to reap the wealth of the entire magic world in minutes.

Even Dumbledore couldn't resist the temptation to bring the dead back to life!
But Jemini just thought about it. In his opinion, the Resurrection Stone can only make people remember the dead in some form, not the real dead, just like the Mirror of Erised.

Otherwise, which deceased person would be willing to see his beloved being driven crazy by himself, and finally committing suicide?
　Today's first more humming~
　　
　
(End of this chapter)