He looked back at his father before McGoth entered the bar, and saw that he rubbed his eyes and probably believed it, which made him sigh and sigh, although the Mr. Parker said that he could see it, but he didn't know if he would be able to see it if he came with an ordinary person, and if he couldn't, he had already thought about telling his father to try it alone. Fortunately, he was able to see and come in, which made him relax a lot.

Pushing open the door of the bar, the noise filled around him, and McGoth grinned, and here I am......

Although the sound of the bar was inexplicably quiet the moment he entered, it quickly became louder again, and it seemed that the old wizard named Parker was not wrong, and the silence at the moment of his last visit was indeed due to the reason for the first time.

McGoth smiled politely at the wizards who looked at him with curious eyes, listening to what they had to say. The last time he came, he was too surprised to listen to what they were exchanging ideas, so he had to pay attention to it this time. However, most of the topics were not well understood by McGoss, and some of them were exchanging spells, potions, etc., and he was even more inexplicable, only when he heard a wizard talking about his adventures, he stopped and listened carefully.

The wizard said that he had been to the rainforests of the Americas, and that he had encountered some extremely dangerous magical beasts during his adventures, and that he had almost never returned, and when he saw that Magos was very interested, he handed him a souvenir that he had brought back with him, a fang, presumably the upper jaw of a poisonous snake.

"Be careful not to get pricked, there's venom in there."

Instinctively, McGoth thought it should be a good thing, and carefully wrapped it in cloth and put it in a bag inside his clothes.

"Thank you, sir, for the first magical gift I have ever received." Magos said happily to the wizard.

"My name is McGoss. Will, sir, can you tell me your name? You must be a very good wizard. ”

"Ha, it's nothing, a lot of wizards can do it, you can call me Van Lendin, Van Lendin. Lance, an adventurous wizard. ”

"Thank you again for the gift, Mr. Lance."

Van Lunding. Lance waved his hand to indicate that it was nothing, and got up to leave the bar.

After that, I occasionally heard some nouns referring to words such as Savior and Harry Potter.

As he approached the bar, McGoth heard wizards saying that a lot of Muggles had been hanging around the neighborhood lately, as if they were looking for something, and one or two had accidentally seen something about magic that the Ministry of Magic had cast an amnesia charm on them. McGoth guessed correctly, it must have been sent by his father.

While thinking, he slowly approached the bar.

"Hello, Mr. Tom, here I am again."

"Oh, it's the little wizard who came last time, do you want to have a drink?"

"Well, no." Thinking that he was still worthless and embarrassed, McGoth said that although his family could be said to be rich in the Muggle world, he was really poor here without a dime.

"Is Mr. Parker coming?"

"No, although he often comes to me, apparently he didn't come today." Tom said as he touched his deflated walnut-like head.

"May I ask you a question?" Magos asked, a little nervous.

"Oh, of course, what do you want to ask?"

"I want to ask, can magic gold be exchanged for pounds?" McGoth looked at Tom wistfully, even though he knew that it was okay in the novel, but what if it wasn't possible in reality.

Tom grinned happily,

"You're asking the right person, I think most wizards don't know about it, they don't even know what the pound is, but because I'm in business here, I just do."

"Can I redeem that?" McGoth didn't expect this character, who only appeared a few times in the novel, to know, and asked a little nervously.

"Of course you can get it, but it's ......"

"But what?" McGoth asked hurriedly.

"The proportion will be higher." Tom didn't know much about the Muggle world, but he often had Muggle-born wizards come here, so he still knew a lot about money in the Muggle world. In the past, there were often those little wizards who came to ask about the exchange rate, but after they said it, they all showed surprised expressions, it seems that the proportion is still relatively high, at least many Muggle families can't afford it. You can only continue your education with the sponsorship of your school.

"How tall?" McGoth is dying, and he's not short of money, so Tom is quick to say.

"Almost one Galleon is equal to five Muggle pounds, if you really want to exchange it, you can go to the wizarding bank 'Gringotts'!" Seeing McGoss's anxious expression, Tom finished his sentence at once.

"Thank you so much, Mr. Tom." Just as McGoth was about to ask how to get to Diagon Alley, he suddenly remembered that in the Harry Potter novels, Muggles seemed to be able to go to Diagon Alley, at least Hermione's parents had gone over to exchange them for Galleons. Thinking of this, McGoth continued to ask.

"Well, Mr. Tom, I have a question for me."

"Ask, Mr. Will."

"Well, you know my parents are Muggles, and I wonder if I can let my parents go shopping in Diagon Alley that you mentioned?"

"Of course, it's not the same time it used to be, but you need to cast a Transfiguration Charm on your Muggle parents, or they won't see it." (PS. There is no mention in the original book of how Hermione's parents entered Diagon Alley, and according to the premise that wizards are not visible, it is clear that the bar was cast with a spell like an invisibility charm, so I think it may be necessary to cast a spell on Muggles to see, just guess.) ）

"That, can you please help me cast it on my father, I haven't officially gone to school yet, I don't know any magic, I want to exchange some gold galleons first, the amount may be relatively large, and my father needs to come and exchange it."

"No problem, but there's a mistake that needs to be corrected." Tom touched his funny head and continued,

"Even if you learn magic, you are not allowed to use it outside until you are an adult, or you risk being expelled from school."

"Thank you for the reminder, Mr. Tom." Magos nodded as if he had just knew.

"It's nothing, someone will tell you some rules when you go to school, although I don't think most of them are useful." Tom paused and continued,

"When will your father come, and when he comes, you will call me."

"He's nearby, you wait, I'll call him here now." With that, McGoth hurried out of the bar.

Walking out of the bar felt like walking through two worlds, and the instant change soothed Magos.

After relieving himself, he looked around and saw a coffee shop not far away.

Ran to the coffee shop and saw my father sitting near the window in contemplation, walked into the coffee shop, pointed to the waiter's table, and walked straight over.

"Daddy."

McGoss's voice woke up Earl Will, who was thinking about something, and when he saw that McGoth was now beside him, he subconsciously looked at his watch, and less than an hour passed.

"How did you come out so early?" Count Will asked curiously. He remembered his son saying he was going to go around Diagon Alley in Wizard Street. Done shopping so quickly?

"I want you to go with me." Magos said in a low voice.

"Together? Where to? Earl Will reacted suddenly, his eyes wide.

"Do you want to go there? Can I go too? ”

"Yes, I asked, and he said you only need to cast a spell and you can see the bar, let's go over now. And the wizards don't use pounds, they use a magic gold coin, but they can exchange it in pounds, but the exchange rate is a bit high, one to five. ”

Earl Will didn't hear the latter words clearly at all, he only heard that he was going to cast a spell on him, and his instinct was a kind of resistance, but seeing McGoss's look of hope and excitement, coupled with the fear and curiosity of the unknown, all kinds of different emotions made him slowly nod his head with a tangled face.

"Waiter, pay the bill." After Earl Will gave a tip, he picked up his suitcase and walked to the door of the bar with McGoth again, of course, now Earl Will can't see it, he can only stare at the wall in a daze, and his mood is extremely conflicted.

McGoth walked briskly to the bar again,

"Mr. Tom, my father is at the door of the bar now, may I let him in now?"

"Oh, okay, I'm here. Sir, your Butterbeer. Tom handed a cup to a wizard and got up and walked with McGoth to the door of the bar.

While Earl Will was still thinking about what the wizarding world was like, McGoth and a strange man suddenly appeared next to him.

"Daddy, this is the owner of the Leaky Cauldron, Mr. Tom, and he's going to cast a Manifestation Charm on you."

"Hello, Mr. Tom." Count Will held out his right hand, and his excellent aristocratic education made him not see the slightest panic about facing the unknown

"Oh, hello, Mr. Will's father." As he spoke, he shook Earl Will's hand vigorously.

“#@& amp; ＃#＃& amp; ......," Tom said, taking out a wand that looked like a stick, to Count Will.

As Tom's spell stopped, Count Will looked at the bar that suddenly appeared in front of him, and subconsciously whispered "oh.my?god."

"God? We don't believe him. Hearing Count Will's voice, Tom shrugged his shoulders and said.

"Let's go, let's go in, I think you probably don't know how to get into Diagon Alley yet, come with me."

Count Will walked somewhat uneasily among the group of wizards, and McGoth felt his father sweating as he held his hand.

Tom led them through the bar to a small, walled patio on all sides. There is nothing here but a garbage can and some weeds.

Earl Will looked a little nervously, while McGoth stared excitedly at the brick wall in front of him......