when harry potter met league of legends

As early as the end of last school year, Allen had heard people from various colleges discussing this name.

Due to the sorting ceremony at Hogwarts, they were all discussing which house would accept the boy who had defeated the Big Devil - or conversely, which house would the boy choose to join?

Although Harry is not in the wizarding world, his legend is everywhere in the wizarding world.

However, under Dumbledore's suppression, this wave did not roll up - even the Daily Prophet deleted relevant special reports on the pretext of protecting the child's normal enrollment.

But Alan had no intention of coming forward to say hello at the moment - the moment Tom recognized Harry, other wizards gathered around him like a celebrity, and he had no intention of doing a wedding.

Not only did he not look up to the halo of the child who survived the catastrophe, but he was full of pity - even if he finally defeated the devil, he still paid a heavy price. Relatives like his father's generation died cleanly, and his friends of the same generation died cleanly.

He also sacrificed a lot, and the burden Dumbledore placed on him was so heavy that it didn't look like it was placed on a young man who had just grown up.

Perhaps, the sufferings of the first eleven years were deliberately arranged to temper him. Without the tenacity honed during that period, perhaps this destined savior would have collapsed due to the series of blows.

After putting down his money and saying a simple hello, Allen walked towards the backyard - let the unlucky child enjoy his happiest day.

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Unfortunately, Alan still underestimated Harry's influence on the entire magical world. Just as he was holding the cat and leading Annie, who was eating ice cream, to the pet store, a familiar voice stopped him.

"Hey kid, there are some good things, would you like some?" - The source of the voice was one of Allen's financial backers, the owner of a second-hand bookstore.

"Annie, watch the pudding." - He put the cat on the ground and prepared to go to the boss's shop alone - for some reasons that were not suitable to be disclosed, it was better not to take Annie to the boss's bookstore.

"Kid, do you want to place a bet?" The boss took out a piece of parchment with some simple rules drawn on it, similar to a gambling ticket.

"Look, it's very simple. We are betting on something you are familiar with - it is a little game about which college the wizard who defeated the Dark Lord will go to this year."

"Gryffindor pays 0.5 for 1, Slytherin pays 0.6 for 1, Ravenclaw pays 1.3 for 1, and Hufflepuff pays 8 for 1?"

Allen read out the odds with confusion - Boss, what do you mean? You're causing trouble, aren't you! Don't you know I'm a Hufflepuff?

So, Allen quickly placed the highest bet amount - 500 Galleons, and then placed the bet on Gryffindor.

After the two of them had a laughable transaction, the boss began to promote his other products to Allen - in his words, since they are here anyway, why not see if there are any suitable materials.

Allen didn't really believe it at first - he had seen these magic materials before, they were good and easy to use, but they were so expensive that people wanted to smash the store.

However, when Allen casually asked the price of one of the precious potions, the boss's response made him widen his eyes - the cheap one was like giving it away for free.

"Are you kidding! Boss, are you crazy? When did you start the counterfeit goods business? Where is your promise?"

The boss smiled in response to Allen's doubts - and revealed a piece of news that Allen didn't even know:

"Oh? You don't know, kid? Over there -" He stretched out his hand and pointed to the northeast - "It's over there. If something happens, please call me."

Just when Allen was about to continue asking, the shop owner refused to say anything more, and if he continued to talk, it would affect his trade secrets - if Allen had come a month in advance, everyone would not be able to tell the truth.

We can cooperate, but let it go now.

What kind of changes would cause such changes in prices?

You know, nearly half of the precious magic materials have been reduced by almost half their price! There are even banned materials among them!

In fact - the price changes not only for rare materials, but also for ordinary materials.

What is different from those rare materials is that the prices of these common materials are like the weight of pudding, and they have increased dramatically.

Allen witnessed with his own eyes several wizards who purchased materials cursed at the price changes.

"Dragon liver, seventeen ounces per ounce, they're crazy..."

There is no use in cursing, those black-hearted businessmen will not lower the price by a knut - anyway, the price of the ordinary standard potions that Allen and the others want to buy has almost remained unchanged, and the prices are low.

With confusion, Allen carried his cat to the pet store. After learning that it could return to normal and adapt to a life in the wizarding world by taking a special potion, both Allen and Annie were relieved.

In one breath. Although the price of that medicine was not very cheap and was even more expensive than buying a new cat, Allen still paid the money generously.

At the same time, a clerk's chat finally allowed Allen to figure out what happened.

"Recently, the owls don't dare to fly from there - it's such a terrible war. I've received nearly a hundred injured little ones this month!"

These words instantly made Allen's heart skip a beat.

war?

It is impossible for so many owls to appear in a war between Muggles - then the only trouble could be between wizards. The previous boss's words also confirmed this.

That's right, besides war, what else can consume such a large amount of basic resources, and let those precious materials be sold at low prices in exchange for supplies!

Northeast, war, huge material market.

What's missing?

What time is it now?

By the way, it’s 1991!

1991——He couldn't help but turn his head to the northeast.

Damn it, a great opportunity to make a fortune - just wasted by him!

The life of a wizard made him completely forget about the major events in the Muggle world - events that shocked the entire world.

Now it seems that it still affects the magic world - but the news circle in the magic world is relatively small, and there is no large-scale spread. After all, there are many wizards who don't even know about the three major magic academies in Europe.

The message couldn't be easier.

If Allen guessed correctly, this may be the reason why the United States Ministry of Magic was so short of manpower last year.

In less than half a year, I am afraid that the storm in the magical world will spread to the Muggle world - that giant thing will collapse to the surprise of others.

The waves under the water are just beginning to appear at this moment...