The Alchemist of Harry Potter

For Harry, Hermione and Ron, making a deal with a stranger like Mundungus Fletcher was undoubtedly a very difficult task. They have never had a similar experience, and they have no confidence in the Mr. thief. The possibility of the two parties finally reaching a deal is really low.

After hesitating, Hermione finally wrote a letter to Mundungus Fletcher, and mentioned in the letter that she was a customer introduced by Albert, hoping to buy a small amount of bicorn horns and horns from Mundungus. The skin of the African tree snake.

When Mundungus Fletcher received Hermione's letter, he was really dumbfounded. He didn't know Hermione Granger at all, and even suspected that the other party had sent him an envelope with stuffing.

However, from what I read in the opened envelope, I found that the other party was actually a customer introduced by Anderson.

Mundungus Fletcher held the letter in his hand, and whispered what the other party needed: "The horn of a bicorn and the skin of an African tree snake?"

This seems to be... the raw material for making compound medicine?

In general, these two raw materials are only needed when making compound medicines.

Of course, the thief, Mr. Mundungus, was able to guess at the first moment what kind of potion Miss Granger, who wrote to herself, needed these two ingredients to brew, more because he had helped people find bicorns before. The horns and the skin of the African tree snake had a bit of trouble, so I was very impressed.

In the black market, it is not particularly difficult to obtain small amounts of bicornuate horns and African tree snake skins.

After all, in the black market, there will always be a few shady guys who like to use compound potions to disguise themselves.

The thief, Mr. Mundungus, decided to accept the deal, which was a good deal. By the way, he gave Anderson a face. He had a good impression of the young Anderson. Every once in a while, the other party will ask him to help collect some things. Although they are all quirky things, they can always make a small profit. This kind of long-running business, Mundungus is naturally happy to maintain it.

Mundungus first rummaged through his small suitcase to see if there were any stored bicorn horns and African tree snake skins.

However, the rest of the material in the suitcase was something of little value.

Mundungus scolded and closed the suitcase, and replied to Hermione Granger by the way, offering a high price of 10 Galleons.

If the other party is willing to pay, he will be sure to help the other party get the raw materials.

As for slaughtering sheep?

Sorry, there is no reason not to slaughter the fat sheep sent.

The other party is not the guy Anderson who can always reach the lowest line of his psychological rating.

However, after releasing the owl, Mundungus suddenly regretted it again. He was a little worried that Granger would give up the deal with him because the price he offered was too high, and wanted to catch up with the owl that was released. I took back the letter I sent and changed it again, but the owl was unwilling to give him the letter, and even pecked Mundungus' arm, causing him to bark in pain.

"Hope this deal doesn't go bad!" Mundungus muttered as he checked the wound on his arm.

Not long after, Hermione received a reply from Mundungus, but the other party opened the letter and directly offered a high price of ten Galleons, which made Hermione feel that her breathing was about to stop, and there was absolutely nothing in her pocket. With so many Galleons, even with that kind of money, Hermione wouldn't spend a lot of Galleons on bicorn horns and African tree snake skins.

"That guy must be crazy," Hermione murmured, clutching the letter tightly in both hands, "Harry must be persuaded to give up."

"Convince me of what?"

At this moment, Harry and Ron walked over, sat down beside them, looked at Hermione, who was clutching the letter paper, and asked, "Whose letter, did Mundungus reply?"

After a moment of hesitation, Hermione handed Harry the letter she had just received.

Ron and Harry immediately put their heads together.

"Ten Galleons, must he be crazy?"

Ron felt that he was almost overwhelmed by the weight of ten Galleons.

Those raw materials are not worth a Galleon at all, as Albert said, the other party offered ten times the price and regarded them as fools.

Harry was not short of money, but ten Galleons still made him feel a pain in the flesh.

After all, no matter how rich he is, the legacy stored in the Gringotts vault will be used a little less.

However, considering the money it cost, he didn't need to mess with Snape's Potions class, and he finally agreed to pay the Galleon for the bicorn horn and the skin of the African tree snake.

"Reply to him and I'll buy it!" Harry said through gritted teeth.

He, Harry Potter, is rich.

"Don't worry Harry, we'd better go to Albert for advice." Hermione hurriedly stopped Harry's decision, "I don't think you want to be slaughtered as a fat sheep by the other party!"

Ron fully agreed with Hermione's proposal, thinking that they should ask Albert to avoid being pitted by Mundungus.

Ten Galleons are too expensive, and the bicorn horn and the skin of the African tree snake are not worth the price at all.

If it really needed to cost ten Galleons, Ron would rather agree to Hermione's unreliable plan.

After all, the money couldn't be divided equally among the three, and Ron and Hermione didn't have that many Galleons in their pockets.

It took the three of them a lot of time to finally find the opportunity. During breakfast, they blocked Albert outside the hall and took the opportunity to seek advice from the other party.

After reading the reply letter from Mundungus Fletcher that Harry handed to him, Albert commented, "It's expensive, a small amount of bicorn horn and African tree snake skin are not worth the price at all. Although it is not surprising to say that the black market is ten times as large, but usually it is slaughtered as a fat sheep.”

"How much do you think it's worth?"

"Those ingredients are probably worth one Galleon. Three to five Galleons, that guy Mundungus Fletcher will definitely be willing to sell you something." Albert thought for a while, then gave Harry an estimate. price.

Harry was very depressed, absolutely no one wanted to be slaughtered by others, but if they couldn't get these two ingredients, they would need to venture into Snape's office.

"Thank you," Harry said gratefully, "or I'd be tricked by him."

"You can go to Hogsmeade to trade with him. Talk to him face to face, pay in one hand, take the goods in the other, don't pay first, or he will definitely not deliver the goods to you." Albert reminded kindly, "Talk to Those guys need to be very careful when dealing with them, so as not to be fooled by them with fakes, which happens often in the black market."

"We can't go to Hogsmeade." Harry was very depressed. He found that buying things on the black market was more troublesome than expected. Not only did he have to prevent himself from being slaughtered as a fat sheep, he also needed to be careful that the other party gave fake goods. Will there be a situation where black eats black?

"There is a secret passage on the fifth floor of the castle that leads to the outside of the castle. When Fred and George were in first grade, they ran to Hogsmeade through the secret passage." Albert glanced at Hermione and continued: "If you are not in a hurry, you can wait until the next time you go to Hogsmeade, and let Fred and George drop by to help you deal with Mundungus Fletcher. They have experience in this area."

The three of them looked at each other, never thinking that there was a secret passage leading to the outside of the school.

"If you're in a hurry, you'll have to pay them some errands to go to Hogsmeade instead of you."

Ron's expression on his face was particularly complicated when he heard Albert's words. In fact, he also wanted this so-called errand fee.

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