Dumbledore's Vault

He shouldn't have come alone. He should have brought Gilderoy Lockhart along.

That guy didn't know much, but he really did have plenty of Galleons and Pound Sterling.

With fewer than three hundred people in all of Hogwarts, including students, professors, and several non-staff faculty members, Remus Lupin had nearly pried out the coins accidentally stuck in the soles of his shoes.

Kane had nearly snuck off to the bathroom to melt Galleons, intending to give the factory accountants a little shock from medieval metal trading.

The two finally left the office. Kane had even specifically asked for receipts, planning to go back and get Dumbledore to reimburse him. Remus, meanwhile, was a little embarrassed. He was indeed short on money, but he still felt awkward about claiming reimbursement from Dumbledore.

But in the end, under Kane's insistence, he still handed over his share of the receipt.

After all, making money was truly too difficult.

Kane, meanwhile, waved the two receipts in the air, feeling utterly delighted. He had spent money once and could get reimbursed twice. All things considered, he was making back more than half of it.

Thinking of that, he looked up at the sky and felt that even it had become bluer.

Now he just had to wait for the goggles to be finished. Then he could play delivery driver for a while and pick them up.

After returning to Hogwarts, Kane went back and knocked on the door to Dumbledore's Office.

Reimbursement had to be claimed at any time. It simply wouldn't do not to claim it.

And Dumbledore's response was...

"How about you go to Professor McGonagall and follow the proc..."

Before Dumbledore could finish speaking, he felt an extremely heavy aura of resentment. It was coming from Kane. In the end, he took