While Albert was observing the little old man in front of him, Aberforth was also secretly observing Albert.
In the eyes of this old man who has lived for more than a century, Albert is undoubtedly a very special existence. He is a precocious child with maturity far beyond his years. Regardless of his words or rhetoric, there is a strong
The purposefulness is not like what a child would say.
Aberforth didn't know why this kid came to the black market. But it was definitely not just out of interest, as Albert said just now, to see what the black market was like.
If it's just out of interest, you won't give yourself a Galleons easily. Even if the other person's family is really rich, they won't do such a thing.
A Galleons is a considerable amount of wealth for a child of Albert's age, but it is very meaningful that this child did this.
What does he want to do?
Is it really to do business with people in the black market?
This is really ridiculous.
Aberforth was more willing to believe that the other party did this on a temporary basis.
Of course, what the child in front of him wanted to do actually had nothing to do with him. Aberforth was just curious.
He should be in Ravenclaw House!
However, it seems that all Weasleys are in Gryffindor house.
The old man thought of a person, his brother, the young Albus Dumbledore. Not long after Dumbledore entered school, he showed extraordinary magical talent. Maybe the child in front of him is a similar guy!
Talented and ambitious.
Aberforth thought so.
After a while, students from Hogwarts began to appear on the streets of Hogsmeade, but no one paid attention to the situation in remote corners.
Hagrid did not leave immediately, but stayed at the Pig's Head Bar to look after Albert and the others. He was very worried about leaving Albert alone in the Pig's Head Bar, for fear that this trouble-making guy might cause some trouble again.
A few people were sitting on the rough wooden table near the door of the Pig Head Bar, chatting.
During this period, Albert recommended their wizard cards to Hagrid and Aberforth. Unfortunately, Hagrid seemed uninterested, but Aberforth was very interested in wizard cards and even took the initiative to play with Fred.
Bureau.
"It's indeed interesting." Aberforth stared at Dumbledore's card and said, "However, if you want everyone to like it, you'd better put more effort into the card, at least make it look more refined.
Rather than a half-finished product like this."
"We are going to spend five years perfecting and promoting this game." Albert said as he put away the wizard cards. He heard a loud crackling sound outside, and Mundungus used Apparition to appear in the Pig's Head Bar.
outside.
"Aberforth," Mundungus stood at the door and called inside.
"Why doesn't he come in?" Lee Jordan couldn't help but ask.
"Who knows?"
Later, Fred and others learned the reason from Hagrid. The owner of the Hog's Head Bar did not welcome Mundungus, a guy who liked petty theft.
And Mundungus seems to have done something to be banned from the Hog's Head forever.
As for the grudges between them, it is not something that Albert and others should pay attention to.
Mundungus looked at Aberforth and said, "Oh, Aberforth, Merlin's beard, I thought I heard wrong just now."
"The customer I introduced to you." Aberforth nodded towards Albert and said.
Mundungus looked sideways at young Albert, and was also stunned. Then he turned his head and said to Aberforth: "You are kidding. To be honest, this is not funny at all." Mundungus looked at it.
He got up very angry. He was eating just now and was startled by Aberforth's summons.
"He's not joking." Albert also looked at this sudden, smelly thief.
Mundungus was a short, fat man with an unshaven beard and short bow legs. He was full of stench, perhaps because he had crawled into an alley or not bathed in months.
In short, Albert didn't like this guy very much, but it was undeniable that Mundungus did look like a competent thief.
"He needs two rune eggs, if you can get them for him."
"Rune snake eggs?" Mundungus' eyes wandered back and forth between Aberforth and Albert, "You know, that thing is very popular on the black market, but it is not very common, and I am very suspicious of this child.
Can you afford enough galleons?"
Mundungus felt bad and turned to leave.
"Perhaps, we should build trust first." Albert said, "Of course, although I think there is no trust in the black market, but... if we trade more times, at least there will be a basis for trust."
"How many more trades?" Mundungus stopped, turned around and asked, "What do you want?"
"I need a bucket of salt, if you can get it for me."
Albert narrowed his eyes and stared at Mundungus' eyes, narrowing dangerously.
"What the hell, what do you want a bucket of salt for?" After Mundungus and Albert looked at each other, he felt a little uncomfortable and couldn't help but avoid it. This guy gave him a strange feeling, the other person's gaze
A faint smile on the corner of the mouth is not something a child can have.
Did this kid read my mind?
Such ridiculous thoughts appeared in Mundungus' head.
"You just need to know that you can get one Galleung and that's enough!" Albert calmly offered his price.
"Well, give me a damn bucket of salt, give me a quarter of an hour," Mundungus muttered, "then, if you let me know you're teasing me..."
He shut up because Albert casually grabbed a handful of galleons from his pocket.
Mundungus apparated away in a hurry. He only needed to know that the customer had money. As for who was willing to spend Galleons for a bucket of salt, that was none of Mundungus's business.
"What do you want a bucket of salt for?" Hagrid looked at the place where Mundungus disappeared and couldn't help but frown and asked.
"Pickled pickles." Albert said jokingly. To a certain extent, his words were not a lie.
"This is not funny at all." Hagrid raised his eyebrows slightly.
"Well, a transaction is the basis of cooperation." Albert explained.
"You also said that thieves are not worthy of trust." Hagrid's frown deepened and he couldn't help but remind: "I think you should not deal with that kind of goods. Those guys in the black market like to take some counterfeit goods.
Use the goods to deceive others."
"It's okay, I hold a grudge very much." Albert said lightly.
Holding a grudge, what does this mean?
literal meaning?
"Didn't you say you never hold grudges?" Fred suddenly said with his eyes widened.
"Really? When did I say that?" Albert directly denied what he had said.
"As expected of Albert." Lee Jordan couldn't help but muttered.
"What do you need salt for?" George asked.
Albert did not answer George's question, but said calmly, "Whether it's potions, making joke props or magic props, there are some things that you can't buy in Diagon Alley after all. Mundungus will send them."
