Master Trainer from Hogwarts

Chapter 3 Preliminaries of Azkaban
The moment Professor McGonagall led everyone into the bar, the noisy bar fell silent.

All kinds of eyes gathered on Allen and others.

Mr. Stuart, who knows countless people, keenly felt the unfriendliness of these gazes, not hostile unfriendliness, but contempt.

It's like seeing the eyes of a poor ghost, or even worse.

Allen sighed in his heart. Sure enough, the wizard looked at ordinary people like he looked at uncivilized orangutans.

After all, to some extent, wizards have evolved an inhuman 'organ' - magic power.

Professor McGonagall coughed lightly, and looked away from the surroundings. Although the deputy head of Hogwarts is not yet a great wizard.

However, the editor-in-chief of the "Daily Prophet" once said with certainty that Minerva McGonagall will be promoted to a new great wizard in the next century with a very high probability.

At that time, Hogwarts will have two great wizards. If the dark wizard who cannot be named is added, Hogwarts deserves to be the number one school of magic.

Professor McGonagall did not explain too much to ordinary people like Mr. Stuart how wizards discriminate against ordinary people, as can be seen from the unfriendly term Muggle.

She led everyone through the bar, and came to a stone wall. The wand struck the bricks, and the stone wall opened to both sides as if alive.

Everyone was shocked by what they saw.

The ancient streets meander forward, and the compact buildings on both sides are both small and unique. The overall tone is a bit dark, but it is full of vitality.

Even the door invitations and the promotional posters on the windows are loudly attracting customers.

From time to time, the benches placed in front of the store will be moved under the buttocks of customers.

Everything seems weird and funny, like a real fairy tale world.

"I'll take you to Gringotts to exchange currency first."

On the way Professor McGonagall led everyone to Gringotts, Allen asked a lot of questions, and probably understood the exchange rate and principle.

Although paper currency such as the British pound is of no use to the wizarding world, the precious metals exchanged for the pound can be used to mint the currency of the wizarding world.

And for so many years, the reason why the wizarding world's currency has not had inflation is because precious metals are widely used in the wizarding world.

For example, alchemy, alchemy, and alchemy, that is really burning gold.

"I heard that the Eastern wizarding world still uses precious metals to refine potions of immortality, but unfortunately we don't have this technology." Professor McGonagall mentioned in passing.

That's called alchemy, Allen complained in his heart.

After exchanging enough Galleons, everyone joined the ranks of purchases, so there was no need to talk about these trifles.

Ollivander's wand shop is also as picky about customers as the legend says. At least Allen found his own wand after changing more than a dozen wands. It was thirteen inches long, made of cold pine, and had unicorn tail hair as the core.

At the same time, he also learned some basic knowledge of wands, such as the cores of different wands have different characteristics.

The characteristic of the unicorn wand is loyalty, almost never betraying the owner, and at the same time, the performance is balanced, focusing on the stability of spellcasting.

But it also has a negative side. For example, when casting black magic, the wand made of unicorns has a high probability of failure.

The other two famous wand cores, the dragon's heart nerve, have the advantage of increasing magic power, but their relative stability is relatively poor.

Phoenix tail feathers are the rarest type, each has unique characteristics and is extremely precious.

A powerful wand can really help a wizard.

Although Alan didn't have the slightest covetousness on the Elder Wand, one of the three artifacts of the God of Death, it was still necessary to learn an excellent wand-making technique in the future. He didn't want to be controlled by others because of losing the wand.

After purchasing all the items and returning home, Allen did not immediately immerse himself in the magical world.

Instead, he found his father first, and he needed to have a serious talk with his father. Many things needed his father's support.

Seeing that Alan wanted to talk to him, Mr. Stuart was even a little moved. After all, his son was so outstanding that in some ways he, the father, had no sense of accomplishment.

"Did something bother you?" Mr. Stuart was in the study and saw Alan come in with a newspaper from the wizarding world.

Allen opened the newspaper and said, "This is an introduction to Hogwarts. She is indeed the most famous magic school in England, but at the same time it is also a 'noble' school."

Mr. Stuart frowned slightly, and he heard the meaning behind Allen's words.

Allen continued, "Hogwarts College has a total of about 1000 people. They are the only college for young wizards in the whole of England. The whole of England belongs to, including the Commonwealth."

Allen emphasized that although it is not clear about the specific political rules of this world.

But from the knowledge learned in previous lives, the wizarding world is also divided into nationalities, probably using different countries as their spheres of influence.

And the sphere of influence of the Commonwealth is a bit too big, especially now in the 90s of the twentieth century, England has not completely declined, so there are fewer people with wizard talents than imagined.

"Among so many wizards, students from pure Muggle families like me can be said to be rare. It is estimated that the Ford family that I enrolled with today, we are the only two students from Muggle families this year, so compared to those wizard families who received high-quality education in advance, we are common people."

"Will you be discriminated against when you enter that school?" Mr. Stuart immediately understood Allen's anxiety, and at the same time, he also roughly understood the meaning of the eyes of the wizards in the bar today, and he was a little annoyed.

"It's possible, most likely, the descendants of pure-blood wizards will be the leader." Allen said, "But compared to discrimination, I am more worried that my schoolwork will not keep up with those little wizards who have been well-educated since childhood."

"How can I help you?" asked Mr. Stuart.

He was not surprised that Allen was so active, and even a little proud that his son was able to take the initiative. The hungry wolves in London's Financial Street are not screaming for nothing.

They didn't worry too much about their son's admission to Eton College.

Now, Mr. Stuart is like every parent who expects his son to become a success. He is full of fighting spirit, and he must not let his son lose at the starting line.

"I need to buy some super-class books to supplement my knowledge base. At the same time, I am very interested in alchemy and hope to set up an alchemy room at home."

Allen said, "This is the first step. The initial investment in alchemy is relatively small, and our family can afford it alone. Next, we can start financing venture capital in your name and raise funds. Let's take life science as the topic. I will regularly present some of the results."

"But alchemy items cannot be used by Muggles!" Mr. Stuart couldn't help but said.

He still remembered Professor McGonagall's serious expression when he reminded him. Judging from the fact that he had never come into contact with magic items, this was definitely a felony.

"It is not possible to let Muggles know that they have used alchemy items, and at the same time not let wizards know that Muggles have used them."

Allen corrected that the secrecy regulations of the wizarding world are to keep the wizarding world secret.

As for ordinary people using magic items, as long as they don't know it's a magic item.

Otherwise, with so many magical disasters, aren't the potions used by the wizarding world to treat ordinary people all magical items?It's just that you have to use the Oblivion Curse in the end.

"Of course, there is no need to worry about this matter, at least until my alchemy reaches a certain stage."

Mr. Stuart sat in a chair and pondered for a minute or two. As a fund manager, he certainly understood the value and risks involved.

But he has never been a person who sticks to the rules, "Well, your plan has temporarily convinced me, at least I have no problem giving you start-up capital in the early stage."

"The only risk in the first step is that you don't have any talent in alchemy and you lose your initial capital. But you have to promise me that if you are not sure enough, you will never violate the laws of the wizarding world. We are not familiar with everything there."

"Okay, father."

Allen agreed contentedly, and at the same time made an appointment to go shopping in Diagon Alley tomorrow.

With such a good father, it is estimated that he will either become the most famous graduate of Hogwarts, or become the youngest student in Azkaban.

(End of this chapter)