The Deep Sea Wizard of Hogwarts

"Mr. Augustus."

Linde and Felix both looked at Snape.

"This is Charing Cross Road in London. Next we are going to a commercial street belonging to wizards."

"Wizards?" Felix looked at Snape in confusion.

Snape, who was about to turn around, stopped and stared at Linde's face in confusion, "I thought Mr. Linde, who received the letter, had explained all this to you.

Of course, if he regarded it as a prank, I can understand."

As he said, he looked at Felix again, "Please follow me, I will explain to you on the way."

"On the evening of July 30, Mr. Linde officially received the admission letter from Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, and sent the school's owl to send a reply letter that night."

"Magic school?!" Felix followed Linde and looked at Linde in confusion. He remembered that Linde was holding an owl that day.

Linde shrugged at him, looking embarrassed. He never thought that Snape would take him to school!

The rest of the professors, except Quirrell, should at least explain it well before bringing their children and families to Diagon Alley!

Snape didn't care what the two people behind him thought, and continued to lead the way. It seems that no matter how busy he was, he still Apparated to a place a distance away from the Leaky Cauldron, so that the two could better remember the specific location of the Leaky Cauldron.

"Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry is the best magic school in the UK, responsible for teaching young wizards with magic in their bodies how to learn to use and manage the magic in their bodies.

Most wizards in England have studied at Hogwarts. And your brother Lind is a person with magic in his body.

His name was written on the admission list of Hogwarts since he was born."

After saying this, Snape led the way in front, letting Felix brainstorm behind him, but it was not too difficult to accept. After all, he had long known that Lind was different from ordinary people, but before that he thought it was something within the realm of superpowers.

Soon, Snape led the two to a dirty and dilapidated bar sandwiched between a bookstore and a record store.

Snape led the two in, and he could hear Felix muttering behind him, "How can there be customers like this?!"

Linde was also very upset when he heard it. You and him are not really colleagues, why do you complain about others?

The three of them walked into the house and saw several old women sitting in the corner of the house drinking sherry with small cups, and one of them was smoking a long pipe. A little man in a top hat was chatting with the bar owner who was almost bald and looked like a walnut. As soon as they entered the door, the chattering suddenly stopped, probably because of Snape.

Ignoring them, Snape led the two through the bar and came to a small courtyard surrounded by walls on all sides. There was nothing here except a trash can and some weeds, but Linde knew where this was, the gate of Diagon Alley.

"Come in from the bar, walk through the bar counter to here. Do you see this wall? I'll only say it once, count three bricks up, count two bricks horizontally, and then tap this brick three times with your wand. You will have a wand."

As he spoke, Snape tapped the brick three times, and then the brick began to shake and rotate to reveal a hole. After a while, the hole became the size of a door frame, revealing the winding road behind it.

"This is the largest gathering place for wizards in the UK - Diagon Alley. You can buy everything you need for your first year here."

As he spoke, Snape took the lead and walked into the alley.

"I will take you to Gringotts, a wizard bank, to exchange wizard currency, and then you can buy things you need for school here."

After speaking, Snape walked forward quickly, and the wizards around him avoided him.

Seeing that Snape didn't want to talk much, Felix didn't make himself boring, and walked with a big belly and looked left and right. He was extremely conspicuous among the pointed hats. But his hands were always on his waist, and it seemed that this new environment did not let him relax his vigilance.

Linde was not much better, and he kept looking around, wishing that he could grow eyes all over his head.

After all, he used to see it through the screen or text, but now he is experiencing it in person, and the feeling is completely different.

The window was full of eyes and spider mummies, and there were many Quidditch windows of children of the same age as Linde at the door.

"My God, Linde, the flying broom, just like the one in the story when I was a child, exactly the same, God, I want to buy one too." The man who was almost forty years old now spoke loudly to Linde like a child, and the people around frowned and passed by the two of them.

Snape walked very fast, and the two had no time to look around. After a while, they came to a snow-white building that was taller than the surrounding shops. On the crooked pillars were written large gold characters - Gringotts.

The shiny bronze door, next to a golden goblin statue.

Short hands, short legs, short neck.

Long fingers, long nose and long leather shoes, which must have long toes inside.

"That's enough"

"Ahem!" Felix was about to say something when he was interrupted by Lind's deliberate cough.

Lind used his eyes to signal him to look at the door inside, which was full of the creatures that he wanted to complain about just now.

Snape also heard what Felix wanted to say just now, and the corners of his mouth rose slightly, "Fairies are not friendly creatures."

It seems that he agrees with Felix's evaluation of these goblins.

Felix smiled awkwardly and touched his head, and then the two followed Snape's steps and walked in.

When they came to an empty counter on the right, Snape knocked on the countertop and interrupted the goblin who was writing with a feather pen without any courtesy.

The goblin looked up and looked at Snape coldly, "Severus, interrupting other people's work is not a good habit."

"It's just calculating over and over again how much wizard's money can become yours!

I have a new student who needs to exchange Galleons!" Snape still had a cold and low voice.

"New student? Muggle family? Tsk." The goblin raised his eyebrows and his voice became sharper.

"They are very busy!" Snape explained casually, and then called Lind to come forward.

The goblin frowned when he saw Lind coming forward.

The voice became the same as Snape's, no, worse than Snape's, and the words came out one by one in a low voice, just like he couldn't poop.

"According to the regulations, you can exchange 250 pounds for 50 gold galleons. One galleon is equal to 17 silver Sickles, and one silver Sickle is equal to 29 copper knuts."

"Then"

"No more, the pound is completely useless to us. If it weren't for the Hogwarts contract, you wouldn't even think about exchanging a single galleon." Linde was interrupted by the goblin before he could finish his words.

Why is this guy talking like this? Oh, right. It seems that the vault containing the Philosopher's Stone was forcibly broken into some time ago, so it is understandable that they are angry - bullshit!

I'm sorry if your vault was broken into!

The goblin sat in front of the high counter, looking down at Linde coldly.

Linde didn't answer him, but called Felix to come forward.

It seems that he needs to ask his father to bring the money.

He often sees this scene.

However, when Felix came over, he stopped beside Linde and leaned over to listen to what Linde said. After all, Linde himself was rich, and he must have been called over because he needed his help.

Then, in the eyes of the fairies around him, he picked up Linde and put him on his shoulders, and waited until Linde sat firmly before he walked to the counter.

Now, Linde looked down at the fairy in front of him. He took out 5 queen heads from the lining of his jacket and leaned over to hand them to the fairy.

"I changed them all."

"Dang"

"What I wanted to say just now was, can gold be exchanged?"