I wield a sword at Hogwarts

However, although Myrtle can travel through walls, she cannot become invisible.

So John asked a ghost with invisibility skills to follow him, Bloody Barrow.

The ghost of Slytherin agreed to John's request.

Definitely not for the reason John agreed to send Ms. Gray a flower for him.

In addition, Filch and Ms. Pince were monitoring him in the corridors and library.

At the same time, Lucius also investigated the recent events in the Nott family. Theodore's father was a Death Eater and was captured in Azkaban. Theodore put the blame on John.

In addition, the Nott family did not receive John's promise and reduced sentence like Goyle and Crabbe.

This allowed Theodore to successfully become a traitor after coming into contact with Bellatrix.

In order to make things easier, he took the initiative to find Slughorn to express his friendship, and at the same time he became boyfriend and girlfriend with Pansy.

Malfoy was in trouble, but what he said was true.

"Do you think you can save your father this way?" John shook his head, not knowing whether to call Theodore naive or ignorant of the world.

The promises made by Voldemort were all based on one condition, that is, success.

This condition was destined to be impossible to achieve from the beginning.

John felt sad for it, no matter how hard he tried, he couldn't complete it.

"Instead of having this time, it would be better to persuade old Nott."

As a die-hard loyalist to Voldemort, Old Nott was not on John's pardon list.

Even if it weren't for the fact that he was a Slytherin classmate's father, he could have arranged an 'accident' so that all these die-hards would die because of a 'mistake' in Azkaban.

It's a pity that John's little sympathy became a weapon used by Voldemort.

John was waiting for one person, two to be precise, and one who was not the one he was waiting for.

But the guy who kept asking for more money seemed to have a good relationship with the other party.

In Silverhand Manor, John saw the person he was waiting for.

Musashi, Gauss.

The two of them have one thing in common, they both love money.

The difference is that Gauss makes any money, while Musashi only takes what he deserves.

Compared with Gauss, the loving wizard who kept saying that he was a peace-loving wizard, Musashi seemed more like him.

"Cool, I never thought my boss would be so young."

John was not wearing a mask, so Gauss couldn't help but whistle, looking at John like a gangster.

John's expression did not change and he said calmly: "If you are younger, you won't be stingy with that little money."

"Okay, I admit that it is." Gauss shrugged, ignoring Musashi's disgusted expression, holding the other person's shoulders and said enthusiastically, "Let's talk about it first, these are my beloved relatives, friends, and brothers."

Gauss said in a deep voice: "We have to pay more."

"I just wanted him to be a tour guide, but I didn't say I wanted to kill him." John looked at Gauss playing tricks there with a speechless expression, and said calmly, "But I never bargain in this regard, are you right?"

"I believe this." Musashi responded, "I will be responsible for taking you there."

"Then make the deal."

John chuckled and shook hands with Musashi.

This wizard from the East also had a smile on his face.

"I think we should find another way to travel."

John smiled and said, "I hope none of you get seasick."

Gauss immediately said: "I love taking a boat so much, I shouldn't have to spend my own money, right?"

…

Chapter 479 The ship sailing to the east

A cruise ship rushed to the sea with its whistle honking.

On the deck of the ship.

Beautiful women, good wine, good food, faces from both East and West.

Goss was lying on a beach chair on the deck with a contented expression on his face.

"Don't be formal, treat it like your own home, Musashi."

Gauss really didn't regard himself as an outsider at all. He was wearing a beach T-shirt that seemed very strange to the wizard, and was holding a cocktail freshly made by the bartender on the ship.

Musashi ignored him, turned to look at John who was blowing the wind next to him, and asked doubtfully: "Is it really okay to leave in such a high profile?"

"There's nothing wrong with this. This is just a trip." John chuckled. "Gauss is right. You can relax a little, Musashi. After all, we are going to your hometown."

When he mentioned his hometown, Musashi's expression became intriguing.

There is both a timidity about being close to home and a kind of fear and avoidance.

"Looking at your age," John leaned against the guardrail, a seagull landed next to him. "Calculated from Hogwarts, you have only graduated in less than two and a half years."

How could a recent graduate get mixed up with a desperado like Gauss?

Musashi has an untold story.

After hearing this, Gauss raised his hand actively and said: "Give me 10 Galleons, and I will tell you the story of the wandering wizard in the East."

"Deal." John said nonchalantly, "I don't mind using money to get to know someone."

John has never been short of generous money.

This made Gauss's eyes light up.

"I knew it would be good to follow the boss."

He said this with a very honest body waiting for John to pay.

John took out ten galleons from his small bag and threw them to Gauss.

After catching it, Gauss took out five and threw them to Musashi.

"As agreed, one person and one half." Gauss said with a smile, "This matter will start when I am wanted."

Gauss is not a good person. He is a person who gets paid to do things. Basically, as long as he has money, he will do anything.

But one thing is very good, he has the spirit of contract.

How much work do you do for how much you charge.

Of course, if the employer defaults on its debt, he doesn't mind taking care of the employer as well.

It was after a mission that he met Musashi.

The employer had a really big appetite. Gauss helped him solve his mortal enemy, but the employer told the Aurors about him.

Gauss was hunted down by Aurors and finally escaped abroad.

Norway.

There, he met Musashi, who had also left his hometown.

Musashi was wearing a white robe and looked like a homeless puppy.

It is said that Musashi saved Gauss's life. When the Aurors came after him, Musashi pretended that he did not see Gauss hiding behind the trash can and instead gave him a wrong path.

In return, Musashi emptied Gauss's pocket of galleons.

"You don't know how much he can eat," Gauss said with lingering fear, "but I found that we have a common trait, which is the key to cooperation."

Musashi loves money, and he saved Gauss just to make him pay.

However, Gauss, who had no money, had to make an agreement with him that the two of them would cooperate to make money, and each would get half of the money.

Afterwards, Gauss was hired back by John, and Musashi was also brought over.

"I can't tell you that your fate is so wonderful." John said casually, "I remember there is a magic school in your hometown called the Magic Institute?"

"Speaking of which, because of the closed country, Western wizards don't know much about magic."

Musashi's expression darkened and he remembered something.

John glanced at Musashi, looked up, and said calmly: "You should have been educated at a magic institution."

"Yes, but they won't admit me." Musashi closed his eyes and looked back unbearably, "My school uniform is white."

"The school uniforms of the Magic Institute come with a kind of magic. They are initially light red. As the students grow and achieve various factors, the color of the uniforms will change."

Musashi said bitterly: "And the white color means that this student has violated the wizard's code."

Obviously, this is nothing to be proud of.

This memory made Musashi unbearable. He ran away in despair, but now he has to come back again.

It took a toll on his pride.

"No, don't give up," Gauss saw something was wrong and immediately shouted in horror, "You can't even give up money for the sake of self-esteem."

He ran over and put his arms around Musashi's neck, whispering: "How long will it take you to earn those Galleons?"

After listening to Gauss's remarks, Musashi was completely embarrassed.

I'm having a relationship with you, and you're calculating the money with me, right?

John didn't take it seriously, looking at the approaching harbor, he calmly blew the wind.

"A magic place?"

…

Hogwarts seemed unchanged after John left, and something seemed wrong.

Slytherin is still so competitive, and Malfoy is still so annoying.

Pansy combed herself into a double ponytail, wearing only a princess dress, and said coquettishly: "Theodore, where should we go on a date?"

Theodore Nott stopped taking notes and looked at Pansy.

Pansy took Theodore's hand and shook it, an action that made Malfoy extremely uncomfortable.

He said with great disgust, "I'm about to vomit."

Pansy heard the movement and glared at Malfoy with a cold look.

Malfoy immediately pretended that nothing had happened, whistling and preparing to find trouble for Harry.

Theodore didn't know what he was thinking, so he excused himself to go to the library to borrow a book and asked Pansy to wait here.

"No, I want to go too." Pansy, who was addicted to pretending to be a sweet girl, protested with a pout.

"Wait for me here!" There was a hint of refusal in Theodore's voice.

Pansy was stunned and watched Theodore leave the auditorium.

After walking out of the auditorium, Theodore walked up the stairs.

He stopped just before reaching the library.

The library was on the fifth floor, and he was on the fourth floor looking toward the corridor on the right.

After confirming that no one was there, he walked to the right.

Walking past the gatekeeper's office, he stopped in front of a door with an eye symbol.

The eyes at the door looked at Theodore, who took out a badge from his pocket and put it on his chest.

As soon as my eyes saw the badge, I looked away again.

Theodore's heart was beating rapidly. He put his hand on the door and pushed it gently.

The door was opened.

Golden text and starry sky come into view.

There was no one inside, so he walked in.