Hogwarts Mystery Sequence

In the living room, Amon crossed one leg and leisurely picked up the black tea and took a sip.

Then, he raised his glass to the cloaked man opposite and said:

"Don't you want to try it? I think you usually can't drink it, or you're not interested in drinking black tea, right?"

"That doesn't make much sense," the cloaked man said hoarsely without moving.

Hearing this, Amon kept an interested smile and said:

"It might not have been beneficial to your life before, but now it allows us to relax and communicate better."

"Moreover." Amon looked at the cloaked man and put down the tea cup, "Aren't you afraid that I will refuse to continue the transaction if I am unhappy?"

"You must know that there is always no reason for children's willfulness."

"Besides, judging from the result, it didn't cost me much, but you might have lost a precious chance to survive."

As he spoke, the corners of Amon's mouth raised even more.

The cloaked man fell silent for a moment, whether he was struggling or expressing his attitude.

A few seconds later, Amon looked at the cloaked man and still said nothing. He adjusted the monocle on his right eye and nodded gently without changing his smile:

"You seem to be extraordinarily cautious. This is indeed a very good habit that will allow you to live longer than your kind."

But then Amon changed the topic again:

"But if this caution appears inappropriate, some problems will inevitably be exposed."

Amon pinched his chin:

"Well, either you are inexperienced, or your personality is like this, or you are struggling with something, so you act more deliberately subconsciously, hoping that I will 'discover' it?"

Suddenly, the cloak of the cloaked man, which had been as motionless as a sculpture, shook slightly.

Seeing this, the smile on Amon's lips brought a hint of joy, like an old hunter who had caught a fox by its tail.

Then, he leaned back slightly and said with a smile:

"Actually, you don't need to worry so much. I'm not an Auror from the Ministry of Magic, and we didn't have any conflicts of interest before we met."

"Now, the reason why we are sitting here is just to conduct a simple transaction and exchange something that each of us is satisfied with."

"As for after the transaction, haha, I don't think everyone is like Ollivander, who wastes energy remembering some irrelevant things." Amon pinched the monocle made of crystal and smiled.

The cloaked man seemed to think for two seconds before speaking slowly and hoarsely:

"I have nothing to worry about. I'm just worried about whether you have enough ability to accurately estimate the value of my collection and pay me the corresponding gold galleons."

"If you haven't heard the rumors that someone walked into the Borgin-Bock store recently but didn't walk out, then you can rest assured." Amon was not angry at the cloaked man's denial and still responded with interest. .

The cloaked man paused, his hood moved slightly, and two seconds later, an unchanging voice came from the hood:

"Where's your father?"

Amon "tsk", looked at him twice, and said:

"If you are still worried, you can leave."

As he spoke, Amon put down his crossed leg and stood up slowly, as if he was no longer ready to waste time here.

However, when he stood up and half-turned around, he seemed to suddenly remember something, so he turned sideways, looked back at the cloaked man and said:

"As a reminder, there are Aurors outside the manor, and the Floo network is probably under surveillance, so you can only return to Borgin-Bock's through the fireplace and leave again."

After speaking, Amon waved his hand carelessly and said:

"Bernie, see you off."

Then, the cloaked man saw the house elf suddenly appear, bowed deeply to Amon and said:

"Yes, Master Amon!"

At this time, the cloaked man finally couldn't help but stood up and shouted in a low and hoarse voice:

"and many more!"

Amon stopped, turned around with a smile, and asked with interest:

"I shouldn't need to compensate for the travel expenses, right?"

"...I have important news!" The cloaked man said with awareness.

Amon paused, and then suddenly laughed.

After he finished laughing, he pushed up the monocle on his right eye and said with a smile:

"Well, that sounds interesting."

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After sitting down again, the cloaked man was silent for a second, then took the initiative to pick up the black tea and take a sip.

Amon looked at this scene with a smile and said nothing.

The cloaked man put down his teacup, raised his hood, and said:

"Do you know about the existence of magical organizations?"

Amon, who was wearing a monocle, nodded and didn't say much.

But in fact, he had already guessed what the cloaked man was going to say next——

Magical organizations are groups composed of wizards, such as the Association of Extraordinary Apothecaries, the Order of Merlin, etc.

Magical social legislative, administrative, and judicial institutions such as the Ministry of Magic are also a type of magical organization.

From this we can also see what kind of authority and status these legal magic organizations have in magic society or related fields.

And since there are legal ones, there will naturally be illegal ones.

Typical examples are the Death Eaters and the Order of the Phoenix.

Of course, illegal does not necessarily mean evil.

In fact, the Ministry of Magic has very relaxed control over illegal organizations, basically requiring them to register with the Department for the Prohibition of Misuse of Magic.

Even if you don't register with the Department for the Prohibition of Abuse of Magic, the Ministry of Magic will not hold you accountable.

The reason for this strange phenomenon is that the magic organization in the British magic world is very loose.

Most folk magic organizations were formed on a whim by a few wizards with the same hobbies.

The purpose of this kind of organization is only to study a certain type of magic and other broad goals, and the structure and coordination system of the organization are almost completely absent.

For such an organization, the Ministry of Magic will naturally not waste energy on managing it.

As for the dark magic organizations, as long as they are not as antisocial as the Death Eaters, the Ministry of Magic will not go out in force to kill them all.

Because the Ministry of Magic knows that as long as there are still dark wizards and as long as they are still fighting against dark wizards, it is impossible to cut off similar organizations.

Of course, due strikes will still be carried out normally.

If there is an opportunity to destroy the dark wizard organization, the Ministry of Magic will not let it go easily.

Now, a person who looks like a standard dark wizard mentioned a magical organization.

Then Amon only needs to have these necessary common sense, and he can naturally guess that the organization is a black magic organization.

The important news about the black magic organization is nothing more than that they have made any changes or found an important stronghold of that organization.

The next second, as expected by Amon, the cloaked man said slowly and hoarsely:

"That organization is called the 'Black Devils'..."

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