Though London was vast, finding someone was easy enough for a local private security company. They regularly did business with the police, and looking up a resident's information took no more than buying someone a round of drinks.
A day later, Karn received their reply. There were three people named Dursley: a bartender, the owner of a small building materials supplier, and a train driver.
The information was extremely detailed, too. One read was enough for Karn to identify the Dursley family, because he spotted Dudley Dursley and Harry Potter in the second Dursley's household information.
They had also found the dentist named Granger. London had plenty of dental clinics, but only one dentist by that name.
Finding the two families had taken them less than half a day and netted them ten thousand pounds. If they had employers that generous every day, their private security company would make a fortune.
Unfortunately, Hasben knew that meeting even three people a year who treated money like paper, as Karn did, would be lucky. Most of their regular work involved investigating affairs for the nobility or taking on dangerous wanted criminals for the London police.
"We'll have more opportunities to work together, Mr. Hasben."
With that, Karn paid the remaining balance and left Hasben's private security company with the information.
If binding a Trade Coordinate to an ordinary person had not involved so much uncertainty, Karn would have chosen to bind it to Hasben.
Ordinary people could meet with all sorts of accidents: death from illness, car crashes, murder, even choking to death on water. The odds might be slim, but if it happened, Karn would lose an entire world he could develop. The loss would be impossible to calculate.
Apart from wizards, the Dursley family and the Granger family were the