The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"Communication card, so that there is no longer distance between each other."

Albert stood in front of the Gryffindor bulletin board, watching the advertisement above, and fell into a brief silence. His roommates are really talented, and the slogan is well written.

Below the ad is to introduce the effect of the communication card.

Price negotiable?

Well, if you say ten Galleons directly, it will probably scare away many potential customers!

OK!

They can toss as much as they want!

Albert doesn't care what the Weasley twins are going to do, as long as they can sell it and make money.

By enticing them and forming interest groups, the relationship will be more stable, although there is no need for them to do so.

However, Albert is not so fond of money, mainly because it is not difficult for him to make money now, at least it is not difficult to make a lot of pounds.

"I saw it a few days ago, Fred and George were looking for people to sell communication cards." Shanna quietly stood beside Albert, also looking at the advertisement in front of her, raised her eyebrows and asked: " Did you do it?"

"Well." Albert responded casually.

"It's amazing." Shanna also read Albert's last paper, and when she saw this advertisement, she guessed what was going on.

She sighed: "Have you succeeded?"

"No, the communication card is only for unilateral transmission of information. Wizards don't need to use this thing very much. Except for lovers in love, it is estimated that no one will pay for a communication card." Albert came to the fireplace and bent over. Picking up Tom from home, "I'm just making a prototype now."

"That's already very powerful." Shanna sincerely admired Albert's ability to act, not everyone can put their ideas into action.

At this time, the door of the common room was opened, and Fred and George walked in. The two of them were blushing, with a confident smile on the corners of their mouths, and they held their heads high even as they walked.

"We sold eight copies in three days." Fred and George looked at each other and said in unison.

When the two were talking, Fred also took out a purse,

Put it in front of Albert.

"What about you?" Albert asked Lee Jordan sideways.

"One." Lee Jordan muttered rather gloomily.

"It seems that you are not a qualified salesman." Albert teased and poured out Galleon and began to tap the quantity.

Shanna looked at Albert who was counting the money, and couldn't help but sigh, "Nine people actually bought that thing."

She knew the price of the communication card. The last time she heard the Weasley twins sell it to a couple, she also took the so-called communication card and let the other party try the effect.

"It should be said that there are eighteen people. The communication card is a five Galleons, two pairs are paired, and usually each pays half. Of course, there are really not many students who can come up with this money." Fred took Able. The eight gold Galleons handed over to Shanna happily explained to Shanna.

"It's about the same as what I estimated. With the number of couples at Hogwarts, the limit of selling fifteen communication cards has already reached the limit." Albert's count of Gallen's actions attracted the attention of many students.

"Wow, where did you get so many Galleons!"

Suddenly there was an exclamation.

Several people turned their heads to look in the direction of the sound, Ron and Harry were standing beside them, stunned after watching the loot-sharing meeting just now.

Harry had his own vault with a lot of Galleons and didn't care much about money, but Ron was different.

Ron had never owned a Galleon in his pocket in his life. He was so poor that he was about to go mad with envy when he saw Fred and George put the Galleons in their pockets.

When everyone was poor, he wouldn't say anything, but now that Fred and George are rich, and seeing this scene with his own eyes, Ron's mind was suddenly unbalanced, and he kept on pantothenic water.

"Come on, this is for you!" George reached out to his pocket, put the thing in Ron's hand, reached out and patted his shoulder, then hung on Fred's shoulder and left together.

Gold coins ringing happily in their pockets sounded pleasant.

Both of them now understand a little why Albert always looks confident.

Money is confidence!

They are also ready to shop around to see if they can find another suitable seller.

The Weasley Brothers were able to sell eight communication cards in three days. In fact, thanks to the Marauder's Map, they could always find the right target to strike.

Ron looked down at the candy in his hand, his happy smile suddenly froze, and his cheeks suddenly flushed. He thought it would be... but he didn't expect it to be two candies.

"The characters of those two little bastards are still as bad as ever!"

Seeing this scene, Lee Jordan couldn't help but laugh.

"Okay Ron!" Harry reached out and patted Ron on the shoulder, and while taking a candy, he shoved a siko to the other side.

Ron's eyes lit up when he saw that there was an extra sic in his hand, but it quickly dimmed again. He put the money back to Harry, removed the wrapping paper, and put the candy in his mouth.

He said to Harry, "Those two guys liked to play tricks on me since they were kids."

"Okay, let's study that treasure map we found in the book not long ago!" Harry said to Ron.

"Treasure Map?"

Lee Jordan and Albert looked at each other.

Shouldn't it be...

It should be that thing.

Both had meaningful smiles on their faces.

"You guys are laughing so hard." Shanna couldn't help muttering as she watched the two of them laugh meaningfully.

"Anyone trying to hack my communication card?"

Albert changed the subject and asked Lee Jordan what he was more concerned about.

"Well, some people have tried it. They think your communication cards are too expensive to sell. They are going to make a batch of them to sell." Lee Jordan was even happier when he talked about this.

"If this thing is cheaper, I guess a lot of people will be willing to pay for it." Shanna muttered.

"The price is already very low, it can't be any cheaper, and it's a cheap sale." Albert shook his head and explained: "Although the communication card looks like a metal card, the magic technology contained in this thing does not matter. It’s not cheap, and one can last a long time, so it’s totally worth the price.”

"This thing is much more convenient than writing a letter, and it can be contacted at any time." Lee Jordan agreed with Albert's words, "otherwise they would not have paid for it."

"Did they succeed?" Shanna asked curiously.

"It should have failed. In the end, the Ravenclaw senior still pinched his nose and asked me to buy a communication card." Speaking of this, Lee Jordan wanted to share with the two of the guy's bad luck .

Albert was not surprised at all, the communication card involved the advanced use of transformation spells, and most students should not be able to reach that level, let alone create similar things.

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