Hogwarts' Demolition Wizards

They walked forward along the white steps and encountered the second door, which was engraved with well-known words. Although it actually did not play any role, Gringotts was still like a sieve and was invaded many times. . .quanbenshu

There was a row of goblins sitting behind the high counter. Some used copper balances to weigh coins, and some used eyepieces to examine gems. When they noticed someone coming in, most of them looked up and turned a blind eye and continued their work. They found an idle goblin and said to him, "I'd like to exchange rubies for some gold galleons."

Then Simo took out the box containing the ruby. After opening it, the eyes of all the goblins were attracted. They were noisy and said a lot of things very fast, but they were basically nothing more than "This is natural" and "Perfect". Quality" and so on. Until finally, an old-looking goblin with white hairs in his ears said, "Quiet, what does this look like?"

Then he turned back to them and said, "Gentlemen, are these gems for sale?" After receiving a positive answer, he turned to call a goblin, "Griphook, go get a scale."

After precise measurements, he raised his head and said to Lupine and the others, "Okay, the price of these gems is about 600 to 700. There are 5 of them here. The price we gave is 3300 gold galleons."

After he finished speaking, Lupine told Seamus that although they were greedy, the price they gave was still fair. Seamus just curled his lips, thinking that I spent more than 3 pounds to buy these rubies. Now you are obviously scarce, but they are only at this price. He thought about it and then said to the goblin, "If I could supply it in bulk, what price could you give me?"

He simply did not believe that a race with greed engraved in its bones would offer a fair price when doing business, and this was indeed the case. Before he finished speaking, the goblin took over the conversation: "If you can supply it in large quantities, I am willing to pay 800 gold galleons."

"1000 gold Galleons, I guarantee that the quality in the future will be similar to this batch." Seamo didn't want to push the price too much, and he also wanted to take the Gringotts route, although they would at any time. Rebellion is about only recognizing money and not people.

"Deal." The goblin agreed very readily, then took out a contract, filled in the contents of their future cooperation, and then signed his own name, Leiding. Seamus asked Lupine to check it and then signed his name on it.

"Happy cooperation!" After saying that, he handed over a purple handbag, which seemed to have various runes embroidered with gold thread. "This is a telescopic bag given by us. All 5000 gold galleons are in it."

"See you next time." After saying that, he walked out of Gringotts with Lupine, put his bag into the lining of his clothes, and said to Lupine with a smile, "I will give you 2400 gold galleons when you get back. Please bring it now." Let me see this wonderful magical world."

Lu Ping was still a little emotional about what happened just now. He didn't expect that just a few simple words could nearly double his income. As expected, he was really not good at making money. He turned around and said with a smile: "No problem. Your most important task now is to buy a magic wand."

"But it doesn't mean that Ollivander only sells wands to wizards over 11 years old. I'm still only 10 years old." Seamus felt a little doubtful.

"A little operation can help you solve this problem." Lupine led him forward and explained to him, "All wizards in the UK buy their wands at Ollivanders. There seem to be a lot of them. But in fact, he can only sell more than 100 wands a year, which costs less than 2000 gold galleons. He also likes to make some weird wands, so now he doesn’t even have a single employee in the store, so he can only do it himself. Being a boss and a waiter. So as long as you offer a higher price, he will usually turn a blind eye. After all, to be honest, selling wands to little wizards doesn't even break the law."

It turns out that's the case. Simo said that money is not everything, but nothing is impossible without money. When people are the poorest, they are most easily defeated by money's tactics. But your statement doesn't even break the law. Isn't it a bit too disrespectful to take the law seriously? However, considering that the laws of the magical world are actually formulated by a group of people from the Ministry of Magic, this is indeed the case.

As he spoke, he walked to Ollivander,