Draco was about to reply "I don't know" when he saw the rat scurrying around on the screen suddenly stop, looking left and right as if it were looking at something.
Draco quickly moved his little figure away.
The notifications from Crabbe and Goyle kept Cuckoo on the screen, but Draco had no time to pay attention to anything else. His eyes were glued to the screen, trying to see every tiny change in the mouse.
[ Three Mouths One Pig: Where's Draco? Why did he suddenly disappear?]
[ On Losing Weight: Don't know]
As the two were discussing, a notification box wearing a Santa hat suddenly flashed in the Wizard Legend system announcement.
[Congratulations to player Draco for defeating the hidden Easter egg boss, Christmas Mouse, for the first time! Reward: 1 Pioneer Admission Ticket ]
[ Three Mouths One Pig:!!!]
[ On Losing Weight: Draco?]
[ Free-Spirited Dragon: I killed it! I finally killed it! That rat really was an Animagus. If you don't click on it to enter battle for a long time, it will observe the environment. If there is no one else around, it will take off its Santa hat and turn into a short and ugly man. If you fight it then, it will lose its +1 initiative passive. Go try it! I won't post it on the Cuckoo Forum yet.]
[ Three Mouths One Pig: Wow! Draco, you're a genius!]
[ On Losing Weight: By the way, what exactly is Pioneer Admission Ticket"?]
Draco lay on the bed, so excited that he even kicked the blanket off. When he saw the message Crabbe sent, he snapped back to reality and immediately opened his backpack to look for the item he had just acquired.
[ Pioneer Admission Ticket: The world always needs pioneers to carry the torch forward. Congratulations on obtaining pioneer qualification. With this ticket, you can experience the event at the official offline event held by Magic Mobile Phone Store. You can redeem it at any Magic Mobile Phone Store with this account. Once redeemed, this item will become " Pioneer's Proof ". One ticket per person, non-transferable.]
Draco's eyes lit up; was it an offline prop?
Like all games in later generations, even the most powerful account is nothing more than a virtual item. Draco had his share of regrets after spending money on in-game purchases, but being able to obtain offline items made him feel that all his efforts in the game were worthwhile, as if a rift had opened between the game and reality.
Tell me this: if the Wizard Legend were to descend upon the real-world Wizarding World tomorrow, would you spend money on it or not?
You'll have to spend money even if it kills you.
[ The Free-Spirited Dragon: It's an offline item, nothing special. It seems like the Magic Mobile Phone Shop is holding some kind of offline event, and this coupon is the ticket. Is it very rare?]
Draco's high-ranking Versailles Crabbe saw this but didn't expose it; he simply kept grinding monsters and waiting for the rats.
Once he masters the method, he might just become the second best player in the entire server.
Inside the Magic Mobile Phone store, everyone looked at the newly installed fireplace in bewilderment.
Augusta handed the relevant documents to Lorne for review. "The fireplaces in all three Magic Mobile Phone shops have been connected to the Floo Network. Little Banana Star no longer needs to use our meeting room as a temporary classroom; he can return to the main classroom in Hogsmeade for instruction. The third Magic Mobile Phone shop is being built next to our bank; only the basic framework is complete, and it will take some time before it's finished, but the fireplace is already usable."
"That piece of land... do you want to give it a name? We can't just keep calling it 'that piece of land'?"
Lorne stroked his chin, and suddenly a good idea came to him. "It should have a name. The development of the Magic Mobile Phone Shop is still limited by space, so I plan to turn it into a bustling area similar to Diagon Alley, except that the whole street will be filled with things related to Magic Mobile Phone."
"The name... let's call Dituni. It's a safe bet for anything entertainment-related."
Lorne knew that wizards didn't know much about the Muggle World. The name Disney was already a household name in the Muggle world, but the Disney company hadn't been officially established this year, so naming the land Dituni didn't seem to be a copy.
These past few days had been cramped and cramped, and Lorne had long wanted to get some fresh air in the wild. Plus, he really needed to do some fieldwork. So he said to Augusta, the Longbottoms, and Lucille, "Let's go to Dituni. Your work should all be there."
Lorne was the first to set off. He stood in the fireplace and looked at Augusta: "What should I shout?"
" Highland Magic Mobile Phone Store," Augusta said, taking the documents from Lorne, "I'll contact the Ministry of Magic tomorrow to change the name of Floo Network."
Augusta lived up to her reputation as a hearing officer in Wizengamot; she was efficient and extremely familiar with legal provisions. With her in charge of handling the procedures for the Magic Mobile Phone shop, Lorne could relax and feel much more at ease.
A flash of white light, Lorne was the first to arrive at Dituni.
This was one of the few times he had visited the land since he bought it. It had been almost a year since his last visit. Unlike the barren wasteland before, there were now several small houses scattered on the high plain, which looked like the dwellings built by the Longbottoms and their craftsmen.
Augusta and the others followed closely behind. Frank, seeing Lorne gazing into the distance, immediately stepped forward and explained, "Those cabins were where the construction team lived when they built the bank and underground storage facilities. After they left, Alice and I didn't dismantle them; we moved in. After the Centaur migrated into the nearby forest, our guarding burden lessened considerably, and these Centaur became their warehouses for storing food."
Lorne nodded. The Longbottom family had managed this site very well; even the temporary wooden houses were lined up one after another. His gaze continued to the left, and the most magnificent and completed building in sight was right in front of him.
"This is the dedicated bank for our Magic Mobile Phone Shop that we've built," Frank continued. "Judging by its appearance and scale, even Gringotts in Diagon Alley can't compare. However, as you instructed, no deposit services have been implemented. Only VIP users' deposits are deposited here, and Diagon Alley Magic Mobile Phone Shop's subsequent revenue hasn't been deposited into Gringotts either. Currently, there are over 30,000 Galleon available for internal use."
More than 30,000 Galleon is actually a terrifying number. To put it in perspective, the Potter Family left Harry only a little over 50,000 Galleon in Gringotts, and he only invested 5,000 Galleon in his partnership with the Quidditch World Cup.
"Very good," Lorne patted Frank on the shoulder, "But you don't need to be so polite with me, just call me Lorne."
"Yes, Mr. Lorne."