Hogwarts Wizarding Journey

Of course, Bell didn't know that 100 million was Bukmura's bottom line.

But as simple as he was, he really felt that buying these precious ancient books for 100 million was already very cheap. So he was embarrassed to continue bargaining.

"Okay, 100 million, just 100 million. However, I need your memory as a gift."

Bell said.

"my memory!?"

Hearing Bell's request, Kitamura was shocked.

He quickly took two steps back, tensed up, and looked at Bell warily.

Could it be that he met those legendary fallen Onmyoji who are in league with evil spirits today?

"Don't get me wrong, I mean no harm."

Seeing Kitamura who was frightened by him, Bell quickly explained.

"Actually, it's like this. I don't know much about ancient Japanese, so I hope you can sell me the relevant memories as a gift. Don't worry, it won't cause any harm to you."

For the sake of these precious ancient books, Bell had to give up some of his momentum.

After hearing Bell's explanation, Kitamura relaxed a little.

However, he does not intend to let the other party extract his memory. Who knows whether the other party will do anything to his memory? It is not impossible to even take the opportunity to kill people and buy goods!

"Sorry, I don't plan to sell my memory. 100 million yen. If you agree, I will take the money to trade. If you don't agree, forget it. No gifts."

Kitamura said firmly.

"Okay. I'm not the kind of person who would force others to make things difficult for them. Since you have no intention of giving away memories, then..."

'Fainted to the ground!'

A stun curse shot out from Bell's toes, along the ground, and hit Kitamura vaguely.

Kitamura couldn't even make any reaction before he passed out and fell to the ground.

"I'll just get it myself."

The wand slipped from his cuff, and Bell strolled to Kitamura's side.

He raised his wand.

'Fainted to the ground!'

Another stun spell hit Beicun.

In order to ensure the concealment of the spell, the power of the stun spell was not very strong. In addition, Bell still cast the spell without a wand. So to be on the safe side, Bell first gave Kitamura another stun spell.

After ensuring that Kitamura would never wake up in a short time, Bell squatted down and pressed the wand against Kitamura's temple.

Using Legilimency, Bell found Kitamura's memories related to Onmyoji and made a copy of them all.

The search for memories was not simple. To ensure that nothing was missed, Bell went back to Kitamura's memories as a baby. This took him nearly an hour.

Because it took so long, Bell had to answer a message from his mother midway so that they didn't have to wait for him to eat.

As one of the five good young people of the 20th century (although Bell himself didn't know which one), Bell was very disciplined and did not take away other irrelevant memories.

Then, Bell used the forgetting spell to modify some less harmonious memories for the other party.

After standing up and stretching his legs that were numb from squatting for too long, Bell gently raised the wand and controlled Kitamura's body to stand up.

'Recover quickly!'

After casting the resurrection spell, Bell quickly put away his wand before Kitamura opened his eyes.

"Mr. Kitamura, are you okay?"

Bell asked pretending to be worried.

Kitamura stumbled and almost fell to the ground.

After controlling his body and standing firm, Kitamura rubbed his forehead in a strange way.

What happened to him just now? Why does he feel like he has forgotten something important?

"Um, no, it's okay. Maybe I didn't sleep well last night."

Kitamura shook his head, unable to think of what he had forgotten, so he put such unimportant things behind him.

There is still a big deal waiting for him.

"How about it? 100 million. If you agree, you can pay with one hand and deliver the goods with the other hand."

"Okay, 100 million yen, deal."

With that said, Bell took out a box from his pocket and threw it to Kitamura.

"There are 80 million yen in it, you can count it."

Kitamura couldn't wait to open the box.

Looking at the neat stacks of Japanese coins stacked in the box, Kitamura was so excited that his whole body was shaking.

"Still, is there still a shortfall of 20 million?"

After a rough scan and confirming that there should be no problem with the amount, Kitamura tried his best to suppress his excitement and asked Bell for the remaining 20 million.

Taking off the bracelet on his right wrist, the light of magic power flashed away, and Bell erased the settings on the bracelet, returning it to an ownerless state.

Throwing the bracelet to Kitamura, Bell said: "I don't have any cash on me anymore, so I'll use this to replace the remaining 20 million."

Taking the bracelet, Kitamura looked at it curiously.

What bracelet is worth 20 million?

Kitamura suspected that Bell was teasing him.

"What is this for?"

From the bracelet in his hand, Kitamura did feel a strong fluctuation in the power of the spell. But he had never seen a few spell tools, so he couldn't tell the function of the bracelet based on this.

Facing Kitamura's question, Bell did not speak. He raised his right foot and lightly stomped toward the ground.

Four ground thorns stabbed out from four directions in Beicun.

'Oops! I was struck first!'

Kitamura thought in horror.

Then, just when Beicun was desperately waiting to die, the bracelet in his hand suddenly erupted with a powerful wave of spell power.

A translucent shield surrounded Kitamura. After the ground thorn hit the shield, it was smashed into pieces.

"How about it? Can I use this to offset the price difference?"

Bell asked.

Kitamura nodded in shock. The previous intention to disparage the bracelet, and the more unspeakable thought, all disappeared in an instant.

"Since there is no problem, let's just say goodbye."

Bell waved his hand and put away several boxes filled with books on the floor.

"By the way, I'll give this to you. If you have any good stuff in the future, you can use it to contact me. The price will satisfy you."

Taking out a personal terminal, Bell threw it to Kitamura. By the way, he also wrote simple instructions for use on a piece of paper and handed it to the other party.

In fact, the value of the Iron Armor Curse Bracelet that Bell gave to Kitamura must be more than 20 million. Although Bell doesn't know exactly how many yen it can be sold for.

After all, it is a high-quality magic prop worn by Bell. Under normal circumstances, it cannot be bought with money.

It was given to Kitamura like this, but Bell still felt a little distressed.

But Bell is not a person who relies on his strength to do whatever he wants. So even though he felt a little distressed, he never thought about 'escape'.

What? Are you asking about his previous behavior?

That was just a small punishment for Kitamura's evil intentions. Bell saw it all in Kitamura's mind.

Although it is a bit suspicious of getting on the bus first and then paying for the ticket...

Seeing Bell disappear in front of his eyes in an instant, Kitamura sat down on the ground. After realizing it, cold sweat quickly soaked his clothes all over.

Kitamura vowed that he would never do business with these dangerous foreigners again!

...unless you add money!