The man behind Hogwarts

There is indeed a limit to the exchange of gold galleons.

William had made speculations on the way here. I asked Hagrid and he said that there seems to be such a rule, but I really don’t know the details.

He himself went to Gringotts only to deposit and withdraw money, but never exchanged it.

In the past, freshmen were guided to exchange for Galleons, but the amount the students exchanged was very small, and each person would not exchange more than one hundred gold Galleons.

Hagrid said: Tuhao, your question touches on my knowledge blind spot.

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William smiled.

Fortunately, as a freshman at Hogwarts, I can increase the amount.

He still doesn't know the purchasing power of gold galleons, but thinking about it, ten thousand gold galleons should be more than enough.

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In the end, there was £1 left on the high table.

The leprechaun returns the pound to William.

"Dear guest, you have exchanged a total of 1 gold galleons. Do you want to withdraw all of them? Our bank also provides deposit and withdrawal services."

William thought for a while, and the gold galleons looked like coins. Ten thousand gold galleons, he didn't know how much they weighed.

"No, I will take away one hundred gold galleons. The rest will be kept with you."

He planned to pick up the remaining gold galleons on his own later and put them in the Yuanwang Hotel.

"Ok."

The goblin pulled a box from under the table.

Open it and take out five cylinders wrapped in kraft paper. "One cylinder contains 20 gold galleons, five in total, totaling one hundred gold galleons."

William took it and felt heavy and very satisfied.

"Hagrid, let's go shopping later. Is one hundred gold galleons enough?"

Hagrid was stunned.

"Enough is enough, it will definitely not exceed 50 gold galleons."

He just watched helplessly as William casually exchanged ten thousand gold galleons, and it was because of the exchange quota limit, otherwise he would exchange for more.

Hagrid felt a little sad.

William is so rich. Just one exchange has already made him more than my entire net worth.

William didn't know what Hagrid was thinking, otherwise he would definitely refute him.

In another world, who doesn’t know that Hagrid is a hidden rich man.

Although it is possible that he has no cash, he is really rich, very rich, very rich.

The goblin handed William a contract.

It says when, who, and how much money was deposited in Gringotts...

There is a signature field at the end.

William expertly signed his name: William Sides.

When signing his name, William keenly felt that a trace of his breath seemed to fall on the paper.

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When he walked out of Gringotts, William's wallet was already filled with a heavy amount of money.

Next destination: Ollivander's Wand Shop.

It was a small, shabby storefront, with a solitary wand placed on the faded purple cushions in the window. The gold-lettered sign on the door has peeled off, and it reads: "Ollivanders has been making exquisite wands since 382 BC."

The shop was very small, with nothing else but a bench, and thousands of wands in narrow boxes almost reaching the ceiling.

Hagrid opened the door first and entered.

Jingle Bell.

A string of bells behind the door rang a crisp sound.

"Welcome to Ollivander's Wand Shop."

Deep in the store, a warm welcome came from behind the tall shelves.

An old man with silver-white eyes and messy gray hair walked towards the two of them.

"Oh, it's Mr. Hagrid."

"Let me guess, the handsome young gentleman next to you must be your new student at Hogwarts?"

"Mr. Ollivander, his name is William Sides. Please help him choose a wand." Hagrid said in a respectful tone.

William also greeted: "Hello, Mr. Ollivander."

Ollivander invited William to come forward.

He took out a measuring ruler and measured William's hand length, arm span, height, waist circumference, etc.

"Mr. Ollivander, will the wands be selected differently according to the customer's body shape?"

"Some people think it's relevant, some people think it's not."

He said in a roundabout way: "However, physical condition is a basic selection factor."

"Many wandmakers proportion the length of their wand to the size of the wand-wielding wizard. This is only a rough measure and ignores many important factors."

"In my opinion."

"Longer wands may suit taller wizards, but they are more likely to be attracted to people of great character and a more deeply rooted magical style."

"A deft wand favors an elegant spellcaster."

"However, the overall factors of wand construction need to be considered together. The type of wood, core and elasticity of the wand may all enhance or diminish the properties of the wand's length."

Body data were measured.

Ollivander wrote and drew in his notebook, and then picked out a wand from the shelf behind him.

"Mr. William, your physical condition is simply perfect."

He sighed involuntarily.

"Based on your conditions, I judge that you must have a strong mind and an extraordinary will."

William:......

I'm curious.

How do you tell.

"Maybe, just a tiny bit of insignificant talent."

William's good qualities make him humble.

Ollivander held the wand with gentle hands and handed it to William expectantly, "Cherry wood, unicorn tail hair, fourteen inches."

He said slowly, like an endorsement.

"Cherry is a very rare wood and the wands made from it have magical powers."

"Unicorn tail hair usually produces the most stable spells and is least likely to fluctuate or jam."

William took the wand.

It feels good in the hand, and the texture of cherry wood and mosuo is very close to the hand.

Ollivander said, "Swing."

Then give it a wave?

William was excited and waved his right hand lightly.

biu.

A white light flashed.

Ollivander's hair is missing.

"Uh......"

"I'm very sorry Mr. Ollivander, I..." William looked at him awkwardly.

"It's okay, it's okay." Ollivander said repeatedly with his eyes shining.

"As expected, your talent is very strong and you need a stronger wand."

He immediately took back his cherry wand and rummaged around on the shelf.

Hagrid smiled on the side.

"William, your wand is really long."

"How to say?"

"The average wand for a young wizard is about eleven inches. Isn't yours very long?"

It seems a bit.

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"Hagrid, where is your wand? How long is it?"

Hagrid leaned into his ear and said, "A little longer than yours, sixteen inches."

William marveled.

"Yours is still the longest, awesome."

Ollivander found another wand.

"William, come and try this one."

"Walnut tree, dragon's heart nerve, thirteen and a quarter inches."

"Walnut wand owners are often magical innovators and inventors; this beautiful wood is unusually flexible and adaptable."

"Generally speaking, wands made from dragon nerves are the most powerful and cast the most dazzling spells."

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