Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 51 Haas's Secret

Jerry turned off the TV, grabbed the keys, and pulled Elsa away from the neighborhood, heading towards the nearby magic house called Lina's.

Because he would receive a reward for each good deed, ranging from a few dollars to a hundred or two dollars, and sometimes he would even take all the cash from criminals.

So now, he has tens of thousands of dollars in savings, making him one of the wealthiest people his age.

Buying Elsa a wizard outfit and a magic broom is a piece of cake.

"Good afternoon, what would you two like to buy?"

Inside the shop, Lina, the female owner in her twenties, handed a packaged wizard outfit and magic broom to a couple who had brought their child, while smiling and greeting Jerry and Elsa who had just walked in.

Lina used to be a fan of the occult. She firmly believed that magic existed, so after graduating from university, she opened a small shop that specializes in selling all kinds of magical items.

Unfortunately, due to poor management skills, the business was not doing well, and excessive inventory led to a break in the cash flow, almost causing the company to go bankrupt.

Furthermore, there had been a previous "theft" incident, but fortunately, the perpetrator was not a dishonest thief and left behind enough US dollars, so she did not call the police.

But just two weeks ago, her shop suddenly became incredibly popular.

Because the little firefighting hero who rides a broom and has magic powers is wearing a wizard outfit that is exactly the same as the wizard outfits sold in her shop.

This resulted in all her stockpiled goods being sold out in no time; not only children, but also many adults came to buy them.

Given the popularity of the wizard set, Lina, showing a rare business sense, quickly contacted manufacturers of magical toys, hoping to order a batch of wizard-style flying brooms and wands.

The manufacturers of magical toys were clearly business-savvy individuals; shortly after the news reports, they quickly adjusted their production lines and began producing wizard-style magic brooms and wands.

Even in terms of appearance, they are made to be exactly the same.

Actually, this situation was within Jerry's expectations.

Even in Marvel movies, before the heroes actually existed, numerous manufacturers produced Iron Man suits, Captain America shields, and the most popular unisex Spider-Man suit.

Now that this wizard has appeared as a real hero, how could merchants not produce his same equipment for profit?

The key is that the equipment used by the Wizard is far less technologically advanced than the Iron Man model kits that became popular before, and small manufacturers can easily produce them.

That's exactly the effect he wanted.

As a child, his physical appearance is the easiest way to reveal his identity. He hasn't yet learned advanced magic like Disillusionment and Apparition, so he's still in great danger.

But now, with so many kids around his age buying the same wizard outfits, magic brooms, and wands as him, he can completely disguise himself as an ordinary child as long as he doesn't actually fly or use magic.

This will greatly reduce the chances of their identity being discovered.

"Give me two sets of wizard-style armor and gear, the best quality ones!"

Jerry pulled out five hundred-dollar bills and placed them on the table.

"No problem, no problem, just a moment, I'll pack it up for you right away!"

Lina's eyes lit up when she saw this.

"Wizard, I absolutely love you!"

For Lina, the biggest reason her shop was so successful was the wizard, so she was truly grateful to him.

At the same time, as a lover of the occult, wizards are also her idols.

Pushing open the door, Jerry and Elsa walked triumphantly down the street, carrying bags of wizard outfits in their left hands and fake flying brooms in their right, attracting envious glances from countless children.

"Jerry, look, isn't that Daddy?"

Just then, Elsa suddenly tugged at Jerry's arm and pointed to the glass of a coffee shop on her right.

Upon hearing this, Jerry turned his head and couldn't help but let out a soft exclamation.

It's true, Haas was sitting in a coffee shop drinking coffee, and he wasn't alone.

Across from him sat a well-dressed, curvaceous young woman with long, wavy blonde hair.

Upon closer inspection, it was none other than his and Elsa's elementary school teacher, Ms. Belle, who had stood up for them on the school bus!

Seeing the two chatting and laughing, looking very sweet together, Jerry suddenly understood.

So, they've gotten together?

No wonder, after the last school bus hijacking incident, Has insisted on inviting Ms. Belle to dinner. It turns out it was all premeditated!

However, he thinks it's a good thing.

First of all, Has has had a tough time over the years, juggling police cases with family responsibilities, acting as both father and mother.

Although he took over most of the housework after he became self-sufficient.

Moreover, Haas is not even forty years old this year. He is full of vigor and does need to find a partner.

In addition, Jerry felt that Ms. Bailey was indeed very good; her appearance was secondary, but her character was excellent.

I could tell last time on the school bus.

He dared to stand up because he was confident he could deal with the thugs, while Teacher Belle sacrificed herself entirely out of fear that the children would be harmed.

In this respect alone, Ms. Belle is far greater than him.

If Ms. Belle marries Has, he won't have to worry about some housework. Although using magic to do housework saves time, he won't have to bother with it at all. He will have more time to study magic and earn little red stars.

"Jerry, I want coffee too!"

Elsa watched her father drinking coffee inside and immediately swallowed hard.

"Why would a little kid drink coffee? It's bad for his health. When you get home, your brother will make you some milk!"

Jerry rejected it without even thinking.

Not to mention that going in now would disturb Has and Ms. Berry's date, Elsa is not at an age where drinking coffee is appropriate.

Firstly, it's bad for her health; secondly, he was afraid Elsa wouldn't be able to sleep after drinking it and would cause a ruckus at night.

Elsa pouted after hearing this.

"I hate drinking milk!"

"Drinking milk will help you grow taller."

Jerry explained patiently.

"But I just don't like drinking milk!"

Elsa clearly did not want to compromise.

Jerry thought for a moment, then an idea struck him, and he looked at Elsa:

"Okay, we can have coffee, but we need to go home. We can't go there. Dad is talking with Ms. Belle, um, and it wouldn't be good for us to disturb them!"

"Okay, I know, it's just kissing, they stopped kissing us when we moved in!"

Elsa was delighted when she heard there was coffee to drink.

"You're really something... young but wise!"

Jerry was taken aback, then shook his head helplessly.

Although Elsa is only ten years old, she knows a lot of things that you might think she wouldn't know at her age because she is frequently exposed to television and the internet.

Ignoring Has and Ms. Belle, Jerry led Elsa toward the neighborhood.

(End of this chapter)