Harry Potter: The Muggle Crown Prince at Hogwarts

Alan nestled lazily in the high back chair and called Harry.

"Your Highness?"

The voice of the savior was puzzled.

Allen snorted through his nose, "Well, Harry. Shall we go to Diagon Alley together?"

"what!"

Allen moved the receiver away lightly, and he could imagine the savior jumping up in excitement.

He said, "I've got to go to Gringotts and open a vault. Would you like to play?"

"Great!" Harry quickly jumped up and ran towards the castle, "Your Highness is waiting for me! It's in the study, I'll be right there!"

Allen lazily put on the receiver, and looked out the window with lowered eyes.

Soon, the savior knocked on the door of the study panting.

Allen got up, smoothed the wrinkles on the suit, put on the wizard cloak that had been put aside long ago, and lifted the space curse box containing pounds and gold bars.

"Good afternoon, Harry!"

Allen handed over a cloak, "Let's go."

Harry took the cloak with cheers, threw it on indiscriminately, and was ready to go.

Allen coughed lightly and looked away.

Under such an expression, the savior gave a dry laugh, and immediately smoothed the cloak according to the full-length mirror.

Allen nodded with satisfaction.

They reach Diagon Alley with the help of the invisible schoolmaster ring.

Allen found it very novel, as if people on the street couldn't see them at all.

He and Harry took the subway, and then took the bus.

The sight that followed him like a shadow disappeared, and Allen frowned unaccustomedly, then smiled helplessly.

People are really strange creatures.

People get bored when the brilliance and sight go hand in hand.

But if these suddenly disappear, they will look forward to their return.

With the relevant documents from the Ministry of Magic, Allen successfully opened a vault when he went to Gringotts this time.

Thanks to his status as a director of Hogwarts, Allen was able to own a vault deep underground, second only to the top-secret vault and those pure-blood families.

He exchanged the cash and gold bars he was carrying into Galleons, a total of 20, and piled up a large mountain in the vault.

Allen transferred [-] of them to Hogwarts, then took out [-] Galleons, and exchanged them for some silver Sickles and copper Knuts, which were packed in a small bag presented by Gringotts.

Harry wasn't here. When he heard that he was coming to handle office documents, he begged Allen to let him go to the broom shop to play.

So Allen made an appointment with him to meet at the ice cream shop at six o'clock in the evening.

Someone should have gone crazy by this time.

After all, it is rare to have money and leisure, and no one cares about it.

Allen is the same, but with a slightly restrained appearance.

With sufficient funds, Allen went straight to the magic props store and bought a pair of silver-backed gemstone cuffs for Edward.

The pair of cufflinks cost 800 galleons, but fortunately, the invisibility function can be activated without magic power.

He bought five more space spell boxes with large spaces,

Two are used to protect my father's occasional childlike trips, and two are used to build a small library of magic books.

Another one, used to win the hearts of the Savior and Dumbledore.

After that, he bought some magic props for daily use,

For example, a crystal ball that can keep the room temperature at a suitable temperature, a plain silver ring with protective effect, a magic quill that can automatically write and polish, etc.

After such a shopping trip, Jin Jialong has already gone halfway.

Allen went straight to the bookstore and asked the clerk to pack two copies of all the books in the store.

The clerk looked at him in disbelief, and stammered to confirm, "Little friend, do you really want so many books?"

Allen smiled gently, "I came here at the behest of my father. A few days ago, the library at home was damaged by fire, and many commonly used books were destroyed. So..."

He smiled in embarrassment, and the clerk immediately understood, and scratched his head embarrassedly, "So you want an extra copy as a backup!"

"Then, little sir, sit down and wait!"

The clerk politely invited him to sit down on the second floor, and served him an ice cream and a drink, "I'll report to the owner right away!"

The deal was clearly done.

Allen picked up the ice cream cup, looked down at the crowded crowd on the first floor, and waited quietly.

Soon, the owner let the clerk guide him, striding upstairs——

Even pure-blooded families rarely buy books in such a large batch. This is a rare opportunity.

He felt the scrutiny, looked up to the second floor, and was facing the blond boy looking down from a height.

He was taken aback, and couldn't help but look at Allen.

The other party has a straight figure, wearing an ordinary wizard robe over his suit, and his whole body is full of luxury.

With his left hand bent on the guardrail, holding a cup of ice cream, looking so expressionless, it actually gave him a feeling of heart palpitations.

Seeing his look, the young man on the opposite side showed a gentle smile, his sea blue eyes were full of brilliance, quite majestic.

He lowered his head and quickened his pace towards the second floor.Although this child is young, he is imposing. It seems that he is either rich or expensive, so he should not be neglected.

"Hello, Mr. Little."

The shop owner sat across from Allen, "You mean, you want two copies of all kinds of books in the shop?"

Allen nodded slightly, put the ice cream cup on the table, crossed his hands, "Yes, I think, the gentleman told you just now."

He took out a two-space suitcase, "The two books are placed in these two boxes, and I will take it with me."

"It's not difficult," the shopkeeper relaxed when he saw that he was being reasonable, "It's just the price..."

"How many?"

"About [-] Galleons." The shopkeeper smiled, "You see... how to pay?"

Alan asked thoughtfully, "Can you go directly to my vault at Gringotts to withdraw?"

"OK!"

The shopkeeper cheered up, "As long as you sign our bill, we can go directly to Gringotts to collect the account."

"Then bring the bill, please."

Allen nodded politely, and when the bill came, he signed his name and handed it back to the other party.

"By the way, if there are any new books in your store, please remember to leave two copies for me,

"One in my name and one in 'Edward Wales Windsor? Just send it straight.

"On this day of every month, um, the 25th, I will settle the account for you."

"Great!" The shopkeeper laughed so hard that he couldn't see his eyes. He shook hands with Allen excitedly, "No problem at all! Will the newspaper order two copies for you?"

Allen thought for a while and said, "That's troublesome."

The shopkeeper who successfully butchered a big fat sheep was triumphant, and quickly ordered the shop assistants to pack books for Allen, and then eagerly sent him out of the shop.