Acquiring the Firebolt

They fled into the office and shut the door, cutting off the clamor outside.

Li Wei and Grave Sanchez both let out a sigh of relief and smiled at each other.

"I never expected business to be this booming!"

"Li Wei, you really are a genius! When you came to work at my shop, I knew you, a young wizard, were destined for extraordinary achievements!"

Like an elder praising a junior, Grave Sanchez spoke with a face full of emotion.

He truly had never expected that a young wizard who had needed to work before even starting school could invent such a popular game.

As he marveled, Grave suddenly seemed to wake from a dream. He pulled a key from his pocket and handed it to Li Wei.

"Tom, Valentin, and I discussed it. Relying on owls to send back and forth the profits from selling Game Consoles and cards is far too unsafe!"

"So, we opened a vault for you at Gringotts!"

"This is the vault key! It's Vault Number 1024!"

Li Wei accepted the gleaming golden key, surprise on his face.

"Did we make that much money? Why did we need to open a vault specifically for it?"

By now, he had countless Galleons on him. But once they were thrown into the System Shop, they became nothing more than a string of numbers and took up no space at all. He had never considered opening a vault at Gringotts.

Gringotts did not offer interest on deposits. On the contrary, opening a vault and storing Galleons with the Goblins cost money!

"Li Wei, you're underestimating your Hero King Game, especially after the tournament at Hogwarts!"

"This game, which has swept through Britain's Wizarding World, is already showing signs of spreading across all of Europe. And because of the