Hogwarts: I got the Holy Father System

“Little master, you're so kind!”

Parchie shrieked.

Darren sighed and quickened his pace towards Gringotts.

He only hoped that Parchie would return to her original state as soon as possible.

Please, please.

… …

Gringotts is said to be the safest place besides Hogwarts.

It is a bank run by goblins.

All the staff coming and going inside are goblins.

They look arrogant and speak disdainfully.

Some even speak loudly to customers.

The service here is very bad.

And it's not safe to deposit money here.

In the original book, Gringotts was broken into at least twice.

“Hello, sir, what kind of business do you need to conduct?”

Seeing Darren enter with a house-elf, an old-looking goblin quickly greeted him.

Families with house-elves are generally old and prestigious, and these people are of noble status.

“Our young master wants to go to Harry Potter and Darren Potter's vault, here is the key!”

Parchie placed a small key in front of the goblin.

This was given to her by Dumbledore. After Lily and James passed away, the key to their vault was temporarily kept by Dumbledore, who originally planned to give it to Harry after he started school.

But now that the Potter family's house-elf has come, he naturally gave it to Parchie.

“Harry Potter, Darren Potter? The Potter family has two heirs, truly a prosperous family!”

The old goblin took the key and looked at it, slowly offering a compliment.

Parchie proudly raised her head.

All thanks to the previous Mrs. Potter.

She gave birth to two young masters, especially young master Darren, who is so adorable!

Fortunately, Parchie didn't say this out loud, otherwise Darren might have died here today.

Socially awkward death!

After confirming that the key was genuine, the old goblin called over a young goblin.

“Griphook, he will take you to the vault.”

The goblin named Griphook glanced at Darren, a hint of curiosity flashing in his eyes.

A student named Harry Potter came to withdraw money a few days ago. Could this be Darren Potter's brother or younger brother?

Moreover, Harry Potter was dressed extremely shabbily, while this Darren Potter brought a house-elf. Could there be some hidden reason?

However, this has nothing to do with him.

He, Griphook, will never bow down to these wizards!

Watching the arrogant Griphook leading the way, Darren sized him up carefully for a long time.

This is also a very famous goblin that appeared in the original book.

He first appeared in the first book, when Harry went to Gringotts to withdraw money, and Griphook was the one who led the way.

The second time was in the Deathly Hallows.

Griphook asked Harry for the Sword of Gryffindor, and even promised to take them into Gringotts and get them out safely.

As a result, as soon as he got the sword, this guy notified Gringotts and ran away with the sword himself.

He is considered a rather insidious fellow.

Unexpectedly, this is the same guy leading the way for Darren's first withdrawal at Gringotts.

Could it be that he will have to break into Gringotts in the future too?

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Chapter 19: Poor Darren

This thought only flashed through Darren's mind before he threw it to the back of his head.

Too uncivilized!

How could he, who is determined to let his saintly light shine throughout Hogwarts, do such an uncivilized thing?

But if he runs out of money, maybe he can steal the Sword of Gryffindor from the Sorting Hat and exchange it for some money here at Griphook's?

Darren considered this possibility in his heart, constantly scanning Griphook with "benevolent" eyes.

Causing the still very young goblin Griphook to suddenly feel a chill.

Is it getting cold?

Griphook rubbed his hands.

He looked around.

Darren silently shifted his gaze.

He suddenly remembered that if he could steal the Sword of Gryffindor from the Sorting Hat, then why not directly steal Galleons from the Malfoy and other Slytherin nobles?

Maybe he could steal enough to become the richest man?

This… …

While Darren was pondering the feasibility of this idea, Griphook finally stopped the small cart.

“Alright, this is it!”

Griphook got out of the small trolley and opened the vault door.

A burst of green smoke came out. After the green smoke dissipated, Darren opened his mouth in astonishment.

Steal what money?

He, Darren, is virtuous and self-respecting!

It's just that there's too much money inside.

He had heard descriptions of Harry's parents' property in the original book, but looking at Harry being so stingy in the original book, and even reluctant to buy a Firebolt, he thought there wasn't much.

Who knew he'd see this when he came here himself.

There are piles of Galleons, silver bars, and mountains of bronze Knuts.

This adds up to at least… …

“Three hundred thousand Galleons, two million Sickles, Parchie didn't count the Knuts.

Too poor, really too poor, the two young masters have to spend seven years with so little money.

Parchie is really a bad elf, not coming out sooner to help the two young masters manage the family business!”

Parchie took out a handkerchief and cried sadly.

A pair of big eyes looked at Darren with heartache. Her poor young master can only use so few Galleons?

When young master James was a child, a set of wizard robes required thousands of Galleons to make, as well as ordinary clothes, formal wear, shoes, daily necessities… …

A mere three hundred thousand Galleons will be gone in less than a year.

And his poor two young masters have to use it for seven years!

What is this concept?

This is going to break the old master's heart!

Parchie slapped her thigh in regret.

Darren looked at Parchie in astonishment.

Three hundred thousand Galleons is little?

You must know that when Harry was on the train, he used one Galleon to buy all the snacks on the train.

According to Rowling's exchange rate in 2001, one Galleon is equal to five pounds, which is more than seven US dollars.

The purchasing power was very high at that time. If you look at the ratio in 2020, it may have to be multiplied tenfold.

So, so many Galleons are actually described as poor by Parchie?

Even if he and Harry use it together, he feels that he can spend his whole life in the magical world without earning money.