The Gentlemen's Series

The moves made by the Prongs brand and The Gryffindor Legend had made Lucius smell danger.

Less than two days after the press conference ended, they released several promotional stills as expected.

The wizards' anticipation kept rising. After two more batches of stills were released, director Lupin held a second press conference and announced that the series would stream exclusively on Prongs' platform.

Although Lucius had anticipated it, he was still caught off guard.

Total sales had only just surpassed six thousand when a wave of returns suddenly erupted.

What could he do? Naturally, he had to follow suit and invest in a series.

And it could not be some small-scale production. From the cast to the scale of filming, they had to crush the other side.

So what if they had the four founders of Hogwarts? Did they dare challenge old Master Merlin?

News of The Merlin Legend finally stemmed the tide of returns, but Nobili's sales had stopped growing.

The wizards were all waiting to see. The other side had at least released several batches of stills, while this side had not even announced a filming date.

With no other choice, Lucius and the other families could only spend heavily to invite renowned wizards from the Wizarding World to take part in the production.

Witch Weekly's annual rankings became an excellent reference.

In the busiest central district of Diagon Alley, shop number 111 was the flagship store of the Nobili magical appliance brand.

Naturally, its facade was splendid and dazzling. Even from far away, the gems embedded in its sign could blind the eye with their glow.

Inside the enormous floor-to-ceiling display windows stood a range of magical appliances that resembled works of art. Even a simple fully automatic dishwasher carried a strong air of aristocratic refinement.

Beneath