Jerry turned off the TV, picked up the keys, and led Elsa out of the apartment complex toward a nearby shop called Lina's Magic Cottage.
Every time he did a good deed, he collected a certain reward—sometimes just a few dollars, sometimes a hundred or two, and sometimes he simply took all the cash off the criminals.
As a result, he now had savings of over ten thousand dollars, making him absolutely rich among kids his age.
Buying Elsa a Wizard Suit and a Magic Broom was nothing.
"Good afternoon. What would you two like to buy?"
Inside the shop, Lina, the twenty-something owner, was cheerfully handing a packaged Wizard Suit and Magic Broom to a couple who had brought their child in. At the same time, she smiled and greeted Jerry and Elsa as they entered.
Lina had once been an occult enthusiast. She had always believed magic existed, so after graduating from college, she opened this little shop specializing in all kinds of magical props.
Unfortunately, she was not very good at business. Sales had always been poor, and excessive inventory had even caused her cash flow to break down, nearly putting her out of business.
There had also been a "theft" incident before. Luckily, the other party had not been some unscrupulous thief and had left behind enough cash, so she had not called the police.
But two weeks ago, her shop's business had suddenly exploded.
That was because the Wizard Suit worn by the little firefighting hero who rode a broom and could use magic was exactly the same as the ones sold in her shop.
As a result, all the stock she had piled up sold out in an instant. It was not just children—quite a few adults came to buy them too.
Seeing how