"Oh... amazing, truly amazing!"
Ever since Granger entered Diagon Alley, the word "magical" has been stuck to him like glue.
In first grade, Professor McGonagall brought Hermione to buy school supplies.
This year, however, my parents accompanied me.
This was actually the first time the Mr. and Mrs. Granger had truly witnessed the magical world.
Even so, the Mr. and Mrs. Granger were most concerned about the wizards' teeth.
They both glanced casually at the teeth of a wizard who brushed past them.
"To be honest, it's a disaster..."
"Since wizards possess magic, why don't they treat their teeth?"
"If things continue to develop like this, the outlook is not optimistic."
As the two talked, the conversation veered completely towards dental jargon, making it entirely incomprehensible to the person speaking.
Fortunately, Silan and Hermione were already used to it and continued to lead them towards Gringotts as if nothing had happened.
When they arrived near Gringotts, they saw the Weasley family running briskly down a crowded street.
Molly took a coat brush out of her bag and brushed the soot off Harry's clothes.
Arthur Weasley repaired Harry's glasses and returned them to him.
Percy Weasley seemed a little distracted.
Ginny, seeing Harry, shyly hid behind her mother.
As for Ron... oh, he didn't get lost.
When George and Fred saw Silan, they waved excitedly at him and skipped and hopped toward him.
"We finally meet again, Silan!"
They both reached out at the same time, one on each side, and shook hands with Silan.
"This is Granger. and Granger," Silan introduced them. "These are my two cousins, George Weasley and Fred Weasley."
"Hello, Granger."
George and Fred gave the Mr. and Mrs. Granger a simultaneous, somewhat comical bow.
"Hello, children," the Mr. and Mrs. Granger greeted them.
Ever since they entered Diagon Alley, they've found that some wizards aren't very friendly to them.
George and Fred, however, didn't give them that feeling.
This put their minds at ease.
"It's a real shame you're not going back to the Burrow," George complained. "Fred and I were hoping to learn Alchemy from you."
"Of course, not entirely... We've been suffering terribly without you."
Fred mimicked Molly's tone, saying in a strange manner, "Oh, you two bad guys, can't you learn from Silan?"
"Since you left, we hear this phrase eight hundred times a day."
"You two, stop talking nonsense!" Molly stormed over, grabbing one of their heads with each hand. "I've counted myself, at most six hundred times!"
After pulling the two of them away, Molly went up and hugged Silan.
"My dear child, I've missed you so much."
She touched Silan's face and frowned, saying, "You've gotten thinner again? Listen to me, you really should go to the Burrow..."
Ron, standing nearby, grimaced slightly and said to Harry, "Even Mom didn't notice, I've actually lost weight too."
Harry glanced at him. "Be content, my friend."
"If it were my aunt, I'd probably Gnome in the garden by now."
"Alright, alright," Arthur Weasley reminded them from the side, "I think we'd better go inside and not block the way here."
The group entered Gringotts.
Upon entering the grand marble hall and seeing the Goblin sitting behind a row of long counters, weighing coins or examining gems, the Mr. and Mrs. Granger became somewhat uneasy.
"Uh... right, we need to exchange money."
Granger frantically pulled a wad of pounds from his pocket, but didn't know who to exchange it with.
All the Goblin were frowning as they went about their work.
When no one speaks to them, they remain silent.
"Granger, if you don't mind, let me do it." Silan took two steps closer to him.
"Ah... thank you for your help."
Granger felt as if he had been granted a pardon, rubbed his fingers together, and handed him the pounds in his hand.
Silan handed the pounds to a bespectacled Goblin behind the marble counter.
"Please help me exchange half of these pounds for Galleon and Sickle, and the other half for Knut."
Get some change so it's easier to make change.
"It's my pleasure to serve you, sir."
The bespectacled Goblin rolled her eyes, took the pounds, and quickly counted them.
"Mom and Dad, this is the bank in the Wizarding World, called Gringotts."
"We're exchanging for three currencies: Galleon, Silver Sickle, Knut ..." Hermione carefully explained Gringotts to her parents while they waited to exchange the money.
"These two little fellows have finished all our work," Granger said, both apologetic and pleased.
Granger looked at the two children, one exchanging money and the other explaining things, and felt a sense of pride.
"These two kids are such a perfect match..."
Arthur Weasley, who was standing nearby, became interested when he saw the pounds that Silan had taken out.
"Ah! You're Muggle?"
"Molly, look!"
"Silan is helping them exchange money, and he must be holding Muggle currency!" he exclaimed excitedly, pointing to the pound notes on the counter.
"Don't scare them."
Molly nudged Arthur Weasley's waist with her elbow, then turned to George and Fred and said, "Look at your cousin, how well-behaved he is."
George and Fred shrugged.
"It's like you're saying we have money in our family vault that we can exchange..."
Arthur Weasley stepped forward excitedly and shook hands firmly with the Mr. and Mrs. Granger: "Seriously, we absolutely have to go for a drink. Really, it's a deal."
He stood to the side, asking questions about Muggle incessantly.
Arthur Weasley was also very interested in the Mr. and Mrs. Granger's profession and asked them a lot of questions.
"You don't need Potions when you get your teeth pulled?"
"The anesthetic they used? What is that? Is it also Potions?"
"Wow... Amazing, truly amazing! Can Muggle do these things without magic?"
Perhaps it was because Arthur Weasley and Mr. and Mrs. Granger genuinely believed that each other was amazing.
Therefore, their conversation was surprisingly pleasant.
When Molly called him downstairs to get the money, Arthur Weasley was even a little reluctant to leave.
"We definitely have to have a drink later!" he said.
The Weasley family and Harry were all going to get money, so they followed the Gringotts Goblin to the underground vault.
Before leaving, George and Fred secretly complained to Silan, "We've been wondering since we were eight years old, is it really necessary to save our family's meager savings in Gringotts?"
"It's such a hassle to make a trip to the vault every time just for such a small amount of money."
In fact, Silan couldn't understand it either.
As for himself, he prefers to keep the money on his own.
He now carries not only a Mokeskin Pouch, but also a very spacious Suitcase, large enough to store everything he needs.
They came up shortly after.
George and Fred said mysteriously to Ginny, "We have something to announce. It's about your Ginny."