Hogwarts Melon Eater - Chapter14

'Boron Geliard has signed a contract with 92 Diagon Alley. Boron Geliard and his successors have the right to modify 92 Diagon Alley, including the right to live there and the right to operate it.

December 24th, 1933. '

It really was the property in Diagon Alley!

Titan's great-grandfather!

Such a luxurious and boundless gift!

Anna trembled as she passed the parchment to Lena. Lena subconsciously twisted her hair and thought carefully. "There is such a thing … Grandfather mentioned that his dream was to open a magic shop and it has already been realized." Lena noticed the time of the contract. "Oh, my god, that's right!

Grandfather mentioned this shop before. He bought it with Grandmother when he first brought her to the Magical World. I didn't expect it to be Christmas … "

"Mother, what's wrong with Christmas?"

"My father and grandmother had an accident on Christmas. They were on their way to the shop to buy gifts … Grandfather was supposed to be in the car. He was supposed to stop the accident but he didn't."

[Every family has its own problems — 92 Diagon Alley: Boron Geliard left behind a property for you. Perhaps you would like to take a look?

Places that are easy to ignore always hide secrets.

Reward: Reflexes + 10, Memory + 10]

[Every family has its own problems — Boron Geliard: Why did you leave so suddenly?

Why haven't I heard from you for so long?

What are you doing after leaving for so long?

Perhaps you have many questions but first you have to find him … or discover his secret directly.

Reward: Reflexes + 50, Memory + 50, Ventriloquism + 50, unlocking of side quests.]

Two missions appeared in front of Anna's eyes. The reward for finding the giant's great-grandfather was so high that it was a little surprising.

"I'm sorry to disturb you but we have been here for a while." The fairy looked at her pocket watch. "Please hurry up."

"Okay." Anna picked up an ordinary-looking blue silk pouch. The floral pattern on the pouch made the pouch look even more beautiful.

Squatting on the ground, Madam Lena cooperated with Anna to pick up some of the coins. Anna roughly estimated that there were about 100 gold Garen, 50 silver Sicco and some copper Nats.

Strangely, the coins didn't seem to weigh as much as he had imagined.

Anna put away the cloth bag, and after the sprite closed the vault door again, she pulled Lena into the car to return.

A few minutes later, Anna and Madam Lena stood on the street of Diagon Alley.

"Anna, it's up to you to decide. Are we going to buy an owl first?

Or should we take a look at 92 Diagon Alley first? "

Lena stroked Anna's head and glanced at her watch. "Or should we go and eat something first?"

Anna was a little puzzled. "Mom, don't you want to look for your grandfather?"

"You can't find him. I've known how difficult it is to find a wizard in a game of hide-and-seek since I was a child. I'm happy to know that he's still alive. But when I catch him," Lena clenched her fist, "I'll make this old man feel my granddaughter's anger."

Looking at Lena's "gentle" smile, Anna was worried about her great-grandfather, whom she had never met before.

"I think we should take a look at 92 Diagon Alley first."

Anna looked at the two roads in front of them and pointed at the wide one with more people. "I think we should take the right one."

The other path should lead to Overturn Alley. Unexpectedly, Overturn Alley was not particularly deserted. Other than the strange decorations, it looked a little darker, and there were more customers with their faces covered, it was not much different from Diagon Alley. In fact, it looked more like an "alley."

Overturn Alley was not as wide and flat as Diagon Alley. It was dark, narrow, and had more stone stairs. The shops built in the basement gave the stairs more room to use. Maybe they wanted to provide the killers with a chance to kill, or maybe they just wanted to hide the shops in a darker place.

The shops were decorated with frog heads. Anna noticed that the eyes of the frogs were staring at everyone who walked past them. Oh... there were also shrunken human heads... and huge spiders... Anna looked away. It was really annoying, but it was interesting.

Anna and Lena walked south of Diagon Alley.