Two Worlds: I studied abroad at Hogwarts

Chapter 230 Snape's Complaint

Even though Moon made a big fanfare by building schools, setting up branches, and deciding to recruit young wizards from outside the island, he still did not have enough students.

There is only one off-island wizard in the school, and that is Chris.

Looking at the sparse group of twenty or so students, Moon felt that he should also get a set of magic props similar to the Pen of Acceptance and the Book of Admission.

Of course, in addition to the issue of student recruitment, Moon has many other issues to worry about.

The design of the teaching grounds, the construction of the potion laboratory, the construction of the herbal greenhouse, the shortage of books in the library, the construction of the school infirmary, the formulation of school regulations, and the serious shortage of professors.
These problems need to be solved by Moon one by one.

So in the next few days, Moon felt an unprecedented busyness.

Without Moon's control, the two little guys, Bengbeng and Zhizhi, had a lot of fun on the island.

All the wizards on Xingjin Island knew that they were the pets of the high priest, so everyone could do whatever they wanted with them.

Only seven days had passed, and the two little guys had gained weight and were in a very good mood. Zhizhi no longer made a fuss looking for his parents.

This time, Moon let them stay here without worry, and he prepared to return.

Back at the Leaky Cauldron, Moon had just laid down on the soft big bed when he was immediately overcome by a strong sense of sleepiness.

Because of the school construction problem, Moon has been very tired these days.

But just after he closed his eyes, there was a strong knock on the door.

Boom!Boom!Boom!
"Who?"

Moon woke up suddenly and grabbed his old willow wand.

Even though he was very sleepy at the moment, Moon's sleepiness disappeared immediately when he thought of the black-robed wizard.

Boom!Boom!Boom!
There were three more rapid knocks on the door, but the person outside still didn't speak.

Moon didn't say anything this time. He quickly picked up the invisible cloak beside the bed and put it on, then got out of bed and found a corner to hide.

Bang~bang~bang~
The knocks on the door turned into stronger banging.

Then, just as Moon stood still in the corner, he saw the lock hanging behind the door being pushed out little by little.

The person outside the door was using magic, and Moon secretly hated himself for being careless.

With a click, the lock fell.

Squeak, the door opens.

A small wand entered first, followed by a wizard in black.

"Where's the person? Did this stupid little lion change rooms?"

Hearing such a violent and familiar smell, Moon's doubts were dispelled a lot.

"You'd better come out quickly. Otherwise, our agreement will be void, and I will double the Gryffindor credits in Potions class from now on."

Snape reached out and touched the quilt, finding that it was still warm, and then shouted in the room.

"Professor, there's no need for this. We've only been apart for less than 10 hours."

Hearing Snape in front of him say something that only the two of them knew, Moon quickly took off the invisibility cloak and put it behind him.

"That's unnecessary. Why wouldn't it be necessary? I know that the trust of you stupid lions is never reliable."

Hearing Moon's voice behind him, Snape roared at first, then realized something was wrong.

"How did you show up? There was no one in the room just now."

"Don't worry about that for now, Professor. Tell me why you came here so late at night."

Discovering that Snape was not an imposter, Moon immediately relaxed a lot. He walked to the bed and sat down.

"Snowberry! What's with that snowberry?"

Snape had just finished his roar when a young wizard walked in from outside.

"Can you please keep your voice down in the middle of the night? Can you let me sleep?"

Before the wizard could finish his words, Snape swung out a [Throat Lock].

"Professor, you attacked a wizard."

"Don't worry, it's just a little snake that just graduated from Slytherin House, right? Barin Webb."

Snape said this while tilting his head slightly, looking at the young wizard who was trembling with fear and unable to utter a word with a fierce look.

After seeing that it was Snape, the wizard obviously regretted his decision. He bowed to Snape and then quickly ran downstairs.

"Professor, you are so cool." Moon said, got up and closed the door.

"Don't change the subject. Tell me, what's going on with the snowberries?"

Snape was already on the verge of exploding, especially since he had drunk quite a bit of wine tonight.

Seeing that Moon still looked indifferent, he became even more annoyed.

"Oh, didn't you introduce me to Slug & Giggs's Pharmacy to sell materials?"

"I did introduce it, but how can you offer extinct materials for exchange?"

In Snape's opinion, precious potion materials that are found to be extinct should be used for experiments rather than exchanged for money.

"Professor, you didn't say no, and I have more than one snowberry."

"I didn't say that, but...wait, more than one, what does that mean?"

"Well, that's what it means. Since there are still quite a few left, I took one out and exchanged it for 3000 gold galleons."

After hearing what Moon said, Snape took a deep breath and tried to control his emotions and calm down.

When he calmed down, he looked around the room, walked to the sofa and sat down, then waved his hand and the cup flew into his hand.

A stream of [clear water like a spring] fills the cup.

Gulp~, Gulp~
After drinking several sips of water, Snape finally calmed down completely.

"Mr. Scarlett, can I trade you for a snowberry?"

"of course can."

Moon sat on the edge of the bed in a blue nightgown, looking like a weak and helpless child.

"Very well, then, you will come with me to Gringotts Wizarding Bank tomorrow and I will transfer the Galleons to your account."

Hearing Moon's agreement, Snape smiled rarely.

"Wait, Professor, but I don't need the money right now."

"If you don't need money, what do you want?"

"Potions, preferably advanced potions."

No need for money, of course, that was just Moon's excuse.

Facing different trading partners, choosing the appropriate trading chips is what Moon wants.

Hearing Moon's words, Snape clenched the glass of water in his hand.

He already owed Moon 100 doses of plant growth potion, which would take him nearly half a year.

And now the little wizard in front of him actually wanted potions again, and only wanted high-level ones, which made him feel exploited.

After thinking it over again and again, Snape still couldn't resist the temptation of snow berries, and he spoke slowly again.

"Okay, I agree. Have you decided on a potion?"

"Professor, please help me think about this. After all, this is your specialty. Anyway, just arrange it at a price of 3000 gold galleons."

Moon knew very well that the snowberry sold to Slug & Ziggs's Pharmacy must be worth more than 3000 gold galleons.

However, he did not plan to raise the price this time, especially since Professor Snape was his long-term customer, so he would naturally give him the necessary discounts.

"Okay, how about the Fuling Potion? It can significantly improve the user's abilities in all aspects within 12 hours, and most importantly, it will make everything go smoothly for the user."

"Isn't this a luck potion?"

"It's quite expensive to refine, so to speak. Each bottle costs 500 Galleons. I'll trade you six."

"No problem, Professor."

After Moon finished speaking, he immediately took out a wooden box from his suitcase and handed it to Snape.

"This is the snowberry you asked for. I added some ice cubes to it so it can last longer."

Watching Moon excitedly take out the potion, Snape opened the box and examined it carefully.

After confirming that everything was correct, he closed the box again.

"Oh, I forgot to tell you that the Fuling agent has some side effects. You need to pay attention to this."

(End of this chapter)