"Thank you very much for coming, dear Mr. Waldore, we are very much looking forward to your next visit."
For the first time, the counter Goblins Nog did this kind of work of welcoming guests and delivering them.
Judging from the smile on his face that was uglier than crying, Isaac determined that it must be "voluntary".
What's wrong with a big customer like him who "paid" Gringotts such a large sum of Galleon in one go, and came down from the counter above to deliver the goods at the door?
Isaac did not exchange 1000 Galleon for 20000 British Pound as he said.
After a wonderful and intense negotiation (xié), Goblins Nog's bottom line was seen by Isaac.
The final transaction price between the two parties was 1450 Galleon for 18500 British Pound.
The Galleon in Isaac's pocket is exactly the same.
Harry acted as a perfect audience, not speaking randomly, but silently supporting Isaac.
He stood firmly behind Isaac, but at this time he also accumulated a lot of doubts.
For example...
"Sir, I don't understand that the conversation between you and Gringotts Goblins is really..." Harry couldn't think of a more appropriate description to describe how he felt at the moment.
"It's really not that magical?" Isaac's description was extremely accurate, and Harry nodded repeatedly after listening.
Yes, that's right, that's what it feels like!
Although the way they went to Leaky Cauldron was intense, it was magical. The way they entered Diagon Alley was even more magical.
Gringotts The existence of these Goblinss reminds Harry that he is now in a new world.
A world completely different from the one before Dursley family.
But the way Isaac was haggling with Goblins Nog just reminded Harry of Uncle Vernon who occasionally entertained customers at home.
This is how they sometimes bargain at the dinner table.
No, life in the Wizard world is also Muggle?
"Of course it's not magic enough, because my magic power is not enough to solve the remaining 10% of the troubles in life."
Isaac doesn't have any tactful thoughts. For Harry, the more straightforward the answer is, the more he can understand.
<Harry Potter> is a fairy tale about magic, but the life of Harry has nothing to do with fairy tales.
The trials and tribulations that life has imposed on him are enough for him to accept some more mature views.
For example, what Isaac is talking about now.
"Believe me, Harry. If it was Dumbledore who accompanied you to Gringotts today, he wouldn't even need to use those Galleon.
He only needs to sign the name "Albus·Percival·Wulfric·Brian·Dumbledore" on the parchment of Nog, and Gringotts can access all the British Pound stored at any time.
Even Gringotts has to be paired with Galleon."
"If British Wizarding World is the first person to help them deal with these "waste papers" from the Muggle world, they shouldn't be allowed to pay some hard work?"
No, is this right?
Harry's little eyes showed great shock. The way Wizarding World operates is no different from their school.
Whoever has the bigger fist is right?
"You are wrong again, Harry." Isaac patted Harry on the shoulder again. "Whoever has a big fist can make others listen quietly to what he is saying.
In Wizarding World, a person whose fists are not strong enough is not qualified for people to listen to his speech."
If it's far away, let's just say Fudge of Ministry of Magic.
There is no need for his magic strength to catch up with Dumbledore. If his magic strength could be two-thirds that of Dumbledore, he wouldn't be afraid of becoming like this.
You Dumbledore are awesome, and my Fudge magic wand is not bad either!
Then there is Voldemort.
Senior Tom Riddle may have been a very charismatic person when he was at Hogwarts.
But later, after his brain and nose were damaged by making Horcrux, he became a moody lunatic.
Can we say that those Pure-blood familiess who follow him are all McDonald'ss of Wizarding Worlds? They just like to be insulted and flogged by Voldemorts?
It's not because Voldemort's fist is big enough, none of these Pure-blood families are worthy of making a sound beside him.
They only deserve to obey the crazy orders of Voldemort.
"Okay, Harry don't think so much. When your fist is not big enough, you have to learn to use your brain."
Isaac brought Harry directly to Ollivanders.
If Gringotts's treasury represents the wealth of Potter family, then a magic wand is Wizard's "gun".
Just having wealth can only bring a person a short-term expansion of desire. Only holding one's own gun can make people feel at ease from the bottom of their hearts.
Isaac knows this very well.
When he had the wand, even though there were not so many Galleon at that time, he already had incredible confidence in his heart.
In fact, when there was no funding from Grindelwald, Isaac once thought that he could reveal the whereabouts of Voldemort's Horcrux in Gringotts to Dumbledore.
When the time comes, Dumbledore takes away Horcrux from Voldemort, and he then takes some Galleon.
Everyone gains something and everyone has a better tomorrow. Isn't this a win-win situation?
It's a pity that Grindelwald came too timely, so Isaac didn't suffer at all.
When he opened the door, Garrick·Ollivander behind the counter immediately saw the arrival of Isaac.
"Oh, it's Mr. Waldore.
Black Locust Wood, Phoenix Feather, 13 inches, what a story-telling combination!" Garrick wanted to give himself a mouthful after saying this.
Damn it, why are you talking so fast! It's a pity that Dumbledore didn't come with Mr. Waldore today.
As the saying goes, don't slap someone in the face when you hit someone, don't expose someone's shortcomings when you scold someone.
If you tell Dumbledore, "You are an old glass," Dumbledore will happily tell you that Britain has its own national conditions.
But if you say to Dumbledore "Who will love you now, Dumbledore", it will be over if Dumbledore pays Elder Wand to fuck you~
"Ah ha, old Garrick." Hearing Garrick·Ollivander's subconscious teasing, Isaac suddenly showed a bright and enthusiastic smile.
"It is indeed full of stories. Gellert's staff body and Dumbledore's staff core sound like they are full of stories.
So would you like to hear Dumbledore recall the past?"
Garrick·Ollivander Now I really want to give myself a break. The retribution you are quick to say will not even wait for another day.
Putting aside whether Dumbledore is a good person, is Grindelwald a good person to get along with?
It has the characteristics of both Grindelwald and Dumbledore...Garrick can't even imagine what it will be.
When he made this wand, he didn't expect it to be sold. Now it seems that he chose Wizard as the wand.
Garrick·Ollivander realized that he might have "heavy bleeding" today.
Bah, I told you to speak quickly!