Chapter 724

"This Mister Handy can remember so much information. That's really something." Arthur watched Mister Handy answer all sorts of questions at an unhurried pace. He had a natural fondness and interest for magical creations like this. "And he doesn't show any impatience with customers' questions. He'd definitely be a great assistant for any shopkeeper. But he must be very expensive, right?"

"George and Fred really do have quick minds. I had no idea when they secretly developed so many products. And they've done rather well at running the place too. I never imagined their business could really be this good..." Molly Weasley looked around at the wizards browsing the shelves. "Allen, back when you suggested letting them skip applying for Ministry of Magic positions and do what they liked instead, it seems now that you weren't wrong. Those two boys really do have a talent for business."

"Mister Handy is still some time away from its official release. If you don't mind, I'd like to put a Mister Handy in your home as well, and ask you to help test and observe whether it can still maintain good mobility in a more complicated geographical environment." Seeing Arthur so interested in it, Allen deliberately used the pretext of helping with testing to give the Weasley family a Mister Handy Golem. Then he went on, turning his head and glancing around with feigned caution. "Of course, as a company, Umbrella will definitely prioritize profit when setting the external custom price, but if you don't count the technical development costs and only calculate the materials, Mister Handy actually isn't expensive..."

Harry, standing nearby, heard Allen's conversation and looked at Mister Handy with some longing too. He planned to give his godfather, Sirius Black, one when Mister Handy went on sale—with Harry getting older,