"So, what happened in the month I didn't come?" Doggett looked around in disbelief, discovering a lot of things he had overlooked.

For example, Ivan's pink, fluffy and jumping balls, the spell-proof gloves and cloaks hanging in conspicuous places, and a large number of magical items that have never been seen before, all seem to be brand new.

"I can't help it, dark magic items are not easy to sell, so my mother and I have to research something that is easy to sell." Ivan said in a relaxed tone.

But Doggett didn't believe it, he had known Althea for so many years, and he knew very well how difficult it was to develop a new type of magic prop, he hadn't been here for a month, and it wasn't a year, and he suddenly changed to a legitimate business?

It's changing too fast, isn't it?

After trying out a few magic items for himself, Doggett had to believe it, especially Ivan's latest achievement, the protective ring.

As long as the magic power is in, it can form a 360-degree magic barrier similar to the iron armor spell to resist some magic attacks.

Doggett is very hot-eyed, if you use it well, this is a life-saving artifact!

So Doggett asked, licking his face.

"How do you sell this thing?"

"60 gold Galleons!" Ivan spoke.

"Tsk, it's really expensive, can't it be cheaper?" Doggett slammed his mouth and said that if it had been a month ago, he would probably have bought it without blinking.

But not now, in order to get through the relationship with the Ministry of Magic, he smashed hundreds of gold galleons into it, only to learn the accurate news of the Ministry of Magic's inspection, and the poor are about to eat dirt.

"There's no way, this level of magic props, just the materials will cost a lot of gold gallons, and there is not much profit at all to sell one."

Ivan explained that the protective ring was an enhanced version of the Spell Guard, and it was the highest level of all the magic items he had made!

At the same time, Ivan also found that the more powerful the magic props, the more expensive the magic materials needed, otherwise, the magic fluctuations caused by activating the magic text sequence will instantly scrap those cheap magic materials!

Doggett had to put down the protective ring in disappointment, and he knew a little about magic props, and he knew very well that what Ivan said was the truth.

Althea rolled her eyes, the cost of the material for a protective ring was only nine gold galleons, but someone had always thought that his labor costs were worth fifty galleons, so he only earned one galleon...

"What is this?" Althea didn't debunk Ivan's words, but was drawn to the pink plush ball on his shoulder.

"The dwarf pu, an alchemical creature, was sent by two friends and is going to be put up for sale in the store." Ivan teased the pink pompom with his hand and replied casually.

"Alchemical creatures? Do they have any special abilities? Althea's eyes lit up and she asked.

Doggett was also curious, the legendary alchemy creatures, he had only seen in books, and it was rumored that there were quite a few in the home of the alchemist Nick Lemay.

"Well. Is it cute? Ivan tilted his head and said.

"Isn't that just rubbish? Who would buy something like this—" Doggett pouted disdainfully, but then saw Althea snatch the dwarf Pu from Ivan's shoulder.

"I think it's kind of interesting, you can look into it..."Althea tried to reach out and poke the dwarf, who began to turn into a small pink ball and spun.

Ivan helplessly sat and watched his new toy being taken away, but there was nothing he could do, and he couldn't help complaining...

Alas.. Woman...

Doggett was speechless, he really couldn't understand what a plush ball was to study, but he quickly adjusted and asked Ivan to introduce him to other magical items.

After looking at a few magic props, Doggett couldn't help but sigh.

"I think those inspectors from the Ministry of Magic will be stunned when they see these things."

"Perhaps, I always feel like I need to add something..."Ivan looked around, still feeling a little dissatisfied, there was still too little stuff.

The Weasley brothers sent something interesting, but it only fit a certain group of people.

He's ready to make a fortune.

Thinking of the rest of his own plus skill upgrade rewards, and about three hundred grade points, Ivan thought moved and asked.

"How about I make some potions and sell them here?"

"You want to sell potions? I should have told you before that it would require a lot of potions to be made. Doggett frowned.

"Don't worry, the potion I brewed is very stable, and the effect will not be worse than that sold in regular stores." Ivan said confidently.

"It's simple to think, potions are not sold by the way, only certified wizards can sell potions." Doggett angrily refuted Ivan's idea, before, it was no problem to do it casually, but this time it was the inspectors of the Ministry of Magic, and there must be no mistakes.

"Do you have this certification?" Ivan asked suddenly.

"Of course!" Doggett said proudly.

Not long after he graduated, he had already obtained this qualification when he was working in St. Mungo's magical injury, and even if he was later dismissed, the qualification certificate was retained.

"So what are we afraid of? When someone asks, just say that you put it here to sell it on your behalf! Ivan said indifferently.

But what if something happens?

Doggett opened his mouth to refute, but subconsciously looked at Althea, hoping that she would help dispel Ivan's unrealistic thoughts.

It's a pity that although Aisya is also skeptical, considering Ivan's previous performance, she still chose to support Ivan's decision without hesitation.

Doggett wanted to cry without tears, thinking that this trouble was entirely his own fault, so he had to reluctantly agree.

However, Doggett insisted on checking Ivan's potion level himself to see if he could reach the corresponding level.

In the afternoon, Ivan took Doggett to Diagon Alley to buy potions materials and cauldrons.

As for the crucible he bought in school before, he put it in the school and didn't bring it back, and not enough of one...

Compared to the impoverished and dangerous Tumbledown Alley, Diagon Alley is like a place where normal people should be.

There are many shops here, the streets are full of bustling people, the chaotic laughter and bargaining are endless, and occasionally you can see some little wizards chasing and fighting...

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