HP Approaches the Magic World

Draco approached Borgin, and the large cabinet blocked his body.

Harry, Ron and Hermione quickly moved aside to prevent him from disappearing from sight, but they could only see Borgin, who looked very frightened.

"If you dare to tell others," Malfoy said coldly, "it will make you walk around without food. You know Fenrir Greyback, right?"

He is a friend of our family, and he will come over from time to time to see if you are concentrating on solving this problem."

"no need--"

"That's up to me."

Malfoy said: "Okay, I'm leaving. Don't forget to keep that thing for me. I will need it."

"Don't you want to take it now?"

"No, of course not, you stupid dwarf, what do you mean when I walk down the street with it? Just don't sell it."

"Of course not...sir."

Borgin bowed deeply, as Harry had seen him do to Lucius Malfoy.

"Don't tell anyone, Bo Jin, including my mother, do you understand?"

"Of course, of course."

Borgin murmured, bowing again.

Then, the bell on the shop door rang, and Malfoy strode out of the shop, looking very satisfied.

He walked over next to Harry, Ron and Hermione, who felt the Invisibility Cloak hitting their knees again.

In the store, Bo Jin was still frozen there, the false smile on his face disappeared, and his expression looked very worried.

"What exactly is going on?"

Ron asked softly, while retracting the string of the telescopic ear.

"have no idea."

Harry thought hard and said, "He has something to repair...and something he wants the store to keep for him...

When he said ‘that thing’, did you see what he was referring to?”

"No, he was blocked by that cabinet——"

"You two stay still."

"What do you want to do--"

But Hermione had already slipped out from under the invisibility cloak.

She shined her hair against the glass, then strode into the store, and the bell jingled again.

Ron quickly put the telescopic ear under the door crack again and handed a thin rope to Harry.

"Hello, the weather is really bad, isn't it?"

Hermione said happily to Borgin, who glanced at her suspiciously and made no reply.

Hermione hummed happily and strolled among the messy products displayed in the store.

"Is this necklace for sale?"

She stopped in front of a glass cabinet and asked.

"If you pay fifteen hundred galleons, I'll sell it."

"Oh - um - no, I don't have that much money."

Hermione said, continuing to walk forward,

"So... where's this cute - um - skeleton?"

"Sixteen Galleons."

"So it's for sale?

No...it's not reserved for anyone?"

Borkin narrowed his eyes and looked at her. Harry had a bad feeling. Borkin knew exactly what Hermione wanted to do.

It seemed that Hermione also realized that she had been discovered, and she suddenly gave up.

"Here's the thing - well - the boy that just came in, Draco Malfoy, he's a friend of mine, and I wanted to give him a birthday present, but if he's already ordered something, I

Of course I don’t want to buy him the same one again, so... um..."

In Harry's opinion, the story was a poor one, and Borgin apparently thought so too.

"go out."

He yelled: "Get out!"

Hermione hurriedly escaped before he could say it a second time, and Borkin chased her to the door.

The bell rang again, and Bo Jin slammed the door behind her and hung up the "Closed" sign.

Then the old shopkeeper turned around.

There was originally no one behind him, but at this moment there was a figure.

This figure stood in front of the counter, grinning as he fiddled with the skull that Hermione had examined just now.

"How is it, sir? How is my student?"

The shopkeeper was stunned for a moment, then he immediately reacted and grinned, far less severe than before.

"Sir's students, of course, must be very good. This young lady was so flexible in adapting to changes before. It's really..."

"Come on, I didn't come here to hear these flattery words from you." Jon shook his head and sighed: "How is the stuff?"

"This cabinet can be repaired, but it's really...not easy to break through Hogwarts's defenses unless Hogwarts lets go of its defenses."

"It's impossible to let go of the defense and suppression. That would cause too much action, and I'm afraid there will be some trouble in your life. How to break through Hogwarts' defense is your problem. I don't think that boy from the Malfoy family is supportive of you.

Are you confident?

What's wrong? When you come to me, you no longer have confidence?"

"Don't dare, don't dare."

Under the sudden release of pressure from Jon, the owner of a black magic shop who often walked around in the black market couldn't help but feel a little nervous, and cold sweat flowed directly from the back of his neck.

"Logically speaking, repairing this kind of thing should be my specialty, but the magic involved in the disappearing cabinet is all advanced magic. It is really difficult for me at my level. However, if you are willing to help..."

He originally wanted to continue talking, but with a look from Jon, he immediately stopped talking.

"Sometimes, we ask you to do things because we think highly of you. Neither I nor Voldemort can afford to offend you, so you can only listen to what we say.

If nothing else, I remember that you were the one who told Voldemort about my old lady."

"Uh... you have wronged me. I never said anything about Mrs. Yang?

Let alone tell that person."

"You are well-informed. My people should have told you about my life experience when they found you, but they know very little. My maternal grandmother is Mrs. Yang, but my original surname is Smith."

"..."

Someone in the store was sweating even more.

But fortunately, he also knew that Jon came today not to seek revenge, but to let him do things. Besides, revenge could not be found on him.

But who knows if the person in front of me will be angry?

Just before Malfoy arrived, this one had already anticipated what would happen and led someone to give him a good warning.

Having been in business for so long, he knows best what should be done and what should not be done, and who can and cannot be messed with.

And whether it was the person in front of him or Dumbledore, they were both people he could not afford to offend.

He also couldn't afford to offend Voldemort.

But it is obvious that this side is stronger. The most important thing is that Jon has room for negotiation. Voldemort... who dares to discuss anything with him?