The collector of Hogwarts

The bricks rumbled and soon rubbed and shaken, forming a small hole, which eventually became a wide arched passage.

On the other side of the arched passage was the magical world that Li Kai had been looking forward to for a long time.

It's a small alley, with a patchwork of shops selling all sorts of strange things.

Walking into this alley, my eyes swept over all kinds of goods.

Li Kai thought to himself: "You should be able to get a lot of collectibles here, since the Hogwarts acceptance letter is a collectible, what about wands, robes, books, etc., will they also be collectibles, and what rewards will the system give for getting these things?"

The more he thought about it, the more excited he became, and he couldn't wait to visit those shops.

But considering that he couldn't even find a magic currency on his body at this time, he had to regain his composure.

Professor McGonagall led the group to Gringotts, which had been the original plan.

Although Gringotts is the only financial institution in the wizarding world in the UK, the workload of each employee does not seem to be large, and there are fewer wizards who come here to handle various businesses than expected.

Many of the goblins behind the counter are just looking through ledgers that they don't know how many times they've looked at, or they're using small scales to weigh gems and gold galleons that they don't know how many times they've weighed.

Anyway, in Li Kai's view, these behaviors are more like touching fish than like normal work.

Thinking about it, goblins are also human creatures, so it doesn't seem strange that they can be lazy.

At a spare counter, Professor McGonagall said with a straight face, "This gentleman and this young lady next to me are going to exchange Muggle currency for gold Galleons, please help them deal with it." "

Li Kai felt Professor McGonagall's tone a little cold, as if the illustrious witch had no affection for the goblins of Gringotts.

The goblin behind the counter looked up, leaned forward, and finally saw Li Kai and Hermione, who were shorter than him.

"Muggle currency for wizarding currency, five pounds for one gold Galleon, and a maximum of one hundred gold Galleons per person per year. "

The goblin raised an eyebrow and said, "So, how much are you going to exchange?"

Hermione looked at her parents, and Mr. Granger said, "Then we'll exchange it for a hundred gold Galleons." "

The goblin looked at Li Kai again, and his small eyes were full of philistines.

Li Kai also said without hesitation: "I will also exchange one hundred gold Galleons." "

He probably understood why the elves were restricting Muggle-born wizards from exchanging gold Galleons.

It is obviously not difficult for a wizard to obtain pounds from ordinary people, and if the restrictions are lifted and wizards are allowed to exchange pounds for gold galleons, I am afraid that Gringotts will not be enough to mint as many gold galleons.

After thinking about this, Li Kai realized that if he didn't find a way to earn gold galleons soon, he would only be a poor little wizard for a long time to come.

So, the opportunity to exchange for gold gallons at Gringotts must be cherished.

Li Kai's parents left a lot of inheritance, and he originally considered using the money to invest in companies that were more famous in his previous life but had just started, but he was not old enough to carry out relevant operations, and finally had no choice but to give up this plan.

Even so, he had enough savings to spend on various expenses, and his future development focus would inevitably shift to the wizarding world, so it was necessary to exchange enough gold Galleons.

It's a pity that a hundred gold gallons is really a bit less, and it is estimated that it will be spent in a while.

The goblin was very efficient, and it didn't take long for the two money bags to be handed over to Li Kai and Mr. Granger.

Fortunately, the gold galleon belongs to the magic coinage, and the weight is much lighter than that of ordinary gold coins, otherwise with Li Kai's current strength, he may not be able to carry a hundred gold gallons.

At the moment when Jin Gallon got his hands on it, a familiar system prompt sounded in his ears again.

[Congratulations to the host for obtaining the rare collectible "Gold Galleons" × 100, and rewarding [Gold Galleons] × 1000.] 】

[Congratulations to the host for obtaining the rare collectible [Gringotts Money Bag]×1 and rewarding the [Grandmaster Traceless Stretching Spell].] 】

The money bags that come with the Golden Galleon and Gringotts are also collectibles

Li Kai was a little surprised, but his heart was secretly refreshed.

I was just planning how to earn gold Galleons, and in the next second, I got a large amount of gold Galleons, is there anything more cool than this?

The Traceless Stretch Charm was also very powerful, a spell that only an elite wizard could master, and in the Savior Trio, Hermione was only able to cast it in seventh grade.

As for the other two, it's a question of whether they can cast the spell when they graduate.

In Li Kai's view, the Traceless Stretching Mantra can solve many problems and is definitely of strategic significance.

Seeing that Li Kai and Hermione had obtained enough gold gallons, Professor McGonagall immediately led a few people to a small, old store, the Ollivanders Wand Shop.

The shop's sign, which is more dilapidated than the façade, reads: "Ollivanders: Wands Made Since 382 BC".

"The wand shop that has been inherited for more than 2,000 years," Li Kai said meaningfully, "The level of wand making here must be very high, right?"

Professor McGonagall glanced at Li Kai and nodded, "That's true, many wizards come to London from other places just to buy a wand that suits them. "

Well, she didn't actually find anything - after all, the staff in English is not the retarded in Chinese.

This slot doesn't exist at all!

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