A gold brick-a huge gold brick weighing over a hundred pounds, made of exceptionally pure gold.
This gold brick had been refined by the master craftsmen of Aisladu.
The royal family of Aisladu had countless gold bricks like this, piled into heaps as high as small hills.
Dwarves excelled at fighting, and their smelting and alchemy skills were even more outstanding. They were also extremely greedy.
They had a fanatical love of glittering jewels, gold coins, and the like, collecting and hoarding them as treasures.
Ron Weasley had been yearning for one for ages. Pock mentioned it to Nost, so Nost stepped in and obtained a gold brick, which Pock then passed on to Ron Weasley.
The moment Ron Weasley saw the gold brick, he went wild with excitement.
Although the Weasley family was an ancient pure-blood family, Ron Weasley's household was far from wealthy, and most of his clothes and belongings were secondhand.
Because of this, Ron Weasley was full of hopes and dreams when it came to making money.
The gold brick had undoubtedly solved his problem.
In this day and age, just how much was over a hundred pounds of pure gold worth? Its value was practically impossible to estimate.
Not only was it enormously heavy, but it was also intact and exceptionally pure.
Screams rang out in the room, wild and frantic.
Mrs. Weasley and Ginny, who were preparing lunch in the kitchen, were both startled by the screams. Mrs. Weasley even drew her wand and hurried upstairs.
"What happened?"
"What happened?"
Mrs. Weasley opened the door and rushed nervously into the room, wand in hand, calling out.
"Mum, we're rich!"
"We've got money now!"
Percy, who was usually rather composed, came over to Mrs. Weasley and hugged her, shouting with delight.
Fred and George were