The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 281 Post-match and changes (Please subscribe, please bookmark, please vote)
When Ryan walked into the tent, most of the people were there. Harry stood there and greeted Ryan, "You were really good at that, Ryan."

"You too." Ryan said to Harry with a smile, "Very clever, and the fastest one."

Just as the two were talking about business, the curtain of the tent was lifted, and a person wrapped in white bandages like a mummy slowly moved in on a wheelchair. At this time, the whole tent suddenly became quiet.

"Is this Krum?" Harry asked Ryan beside him in a surprised tone.

"It should be." Ryan nodded slowly. "During the physical examination, I heard Madam Pomfrey say that Krum was burnt by dragon fire. When I went out to check the results, I saw the healer from St. Mungo's coming over. Dragon fire may not be so easy to treat."

Noticing that the atmosphere in the tent was beginning to change, Bagman quickly said, "The professional therapist at St. Mungo's Biological Injury Department has confirmed that Krum's wounds will be fully healed within a week, so please don't worry about safety issues. The Ministry of Magic has invested enough resources in the safety of the contestants and can fully ensure that everyone will pass the competition smoothly."

Bagman was indeed passionate and attractive in his speech. Unfortunately, Krum, who was tied up like a dumpling in a wheelchair, made his speech less persuasive. When he finished speaking, all the contestants just smiled politely in response.

It was obvious that Bagman had also noticed this, so he began to directly explain the next task: "Although everyone has ranked in this competition, you must remember that there are three competitions in total. So don't pay too much attention to the results of the first game."

After briefly summarizing the last game, Bagman finally began to talk about the next one: "Well, I only have a few words to say. The second event will start at 2:24 am on February th next year. Before that, you can rest for a long time - you look down at the golden eggs in your hands, and you will find that they can be opened... see the seam there? Open it now."

"What? Open the golden egg? This is - the content of the game has changed." Ryan suddenly startedled. It seems that the butterfly effect he brought has taken effect in all aspects.

At this time, everyone had already started to open the golden eggs. Even Krum stretched out his tightly wrapped palm to pry open the seam. Ryan quickly put away his thoughts and started to open his own golden egg.

It was not difficult to break open the golden egg. After the golden egg was opened, a transparent crystal column emitting a faint milky white light was revealed inside.

"Okay, now hold this crystal column." Bagman shouted. Everyone followed his instructions, and soon the light of the crystal column converged, and then the color turned into a light golden color.

"Very good, you keep these crystal pillars. They will be used in the competition. Please do not lose them. Now, give me the golden egg."

Six empty golden eggs were handed out one by one. Bagman took them carefully and put them into a grooved wooden box behind him. Ryan was very curious about what the next game would be about, because of the changes in the plot, he couldn't guess it at all. After all, there were too many contents in the Triwizard Tournament in history, and it was really impossible to filter them out.

When all the golden eggs were placed in the box, Bagman locked the box in front of everyone, and then asked two staff members to take the box away. He then signaled Ryan and other contestants that they could leave, and when he sent them to the entrance of the tent, Bagman told them mysteriously that the contents would be revealed when the competition started.

"Will you still need to tell me by then?" After leaving the tent, the contestants dispersed. Ryan, mumbling about Bagman's last words, walked towards the castle with Harry and a large group of classmates. "Ryan, please wait a moment." When they were halfway there, a shout suddenly came from behind. Ryan turned around and saw that it was Charlie who caught up with them.

"You guys go back first. I think Charlie might want to talk to me about something." After seeing his classmates off, Ryan stood there, and soon Charlie ran to him.

"Thank you so much for what happened just now." Charlie took a breath and said, "Sasha is back now, and we just found that she is much better behaved than before. Now when we do a physical examination, she will cooperate directly with us as long as we ask her to. You know, she was a big trouble in Romania, and the scar on my arm was caused by her burn."

"Nothing, after all, I caused this. So I have to make up for it." Ryan thought that the dragon suddenly became obedient because dragons are very aggressive creatures, they will only submit to those who defeat them head-on. Ryan just defeated it, which made it learn to respect wizards.

Just like the dragon in the basement of Gringotts, after being subdued, it will naturally produce fear reflexively. The only difference is that the dragon in Gringotts surrendered to Tinkle, while this dragon surrenders to the person holding the wand.

"By the way, this is for you." After expressing his gratitude, Charlie took out a large crystal bottle, which contained a full pint of red liquid. Ryan could feel the energy contained in the liquid.

"This, this is too expensive, I can't accept it." Ryan declined. He recognized it as dragon blood, and the full jar in front of him was estimated to cost about 300 Galleons. After all, this was the blood of a real dragon, and its value was much higher than those dragon biological products in Diagon Alley.

Yes, the dragon leather gloves and dragon liver sold in Diagon Alley were not from fire dragons, otherwise dragon liver would never be as cheap as 17 Sickles per ounce. Real dragon products are very expensive. For example, Ryan bought a tube of real dragon blood a few years ago, but it cost 10 Galleons for less than 20 milliliters. What made him even more depressed was that after cultivating the fire dragon grass, it could indeed spray dragon flames, but there was not a drop of dragon blood. This completely bankrupted Ryan's plan to grow dragon blood on the farm.

Seeing Ryan refuse, Charlie immediately realized that Ryan was wrong, so he quickly added: "This is not a personal gift from me to you. The director of our dragon farm asked me to give it to you. We know that a small bottle of alchemical potion that can save a dragon is very expensive, but we don't have much cash, so we can only use this to pay for the goods. By the way, our director just asked me to ask you if you still have that medicine. If you do, we are willing to pay with some good things."

"I'm going to get rich." Ryan thought in his mind. Because the only raw material needed for this potion is sunlight crystals, and Ryan has a lot of land in both worlds that produces this thing. But he also knows that this kind of business needs to be long-term, and it is not appropriate to ask for too high a price.

After thinking for a while, Ryan took out two identical test tubes from his arms and handed them to Charlie, then said, "This stuff is expensive and difficult to make, and I can only make one or two a month, so I want 200 Galleons per tube. But since you are a friend, I will earn my hard-earned money, so you can take the 150 Galleons. These two tubes are considered samples for you, and if you find them good, you can come to me to buy them. By the way, this potion can also be used by humans. In theory, a person can replenish all vitality by drinking one-third of a tube. The only problem is that it can only replenish vitality, not heal."

"Thank you so much." Charlie took the test tube and said embarrassedly, "Many times when a dragon is injured, the potion doesn't have enough time to take effect. With this, we can buy enough time for treatment."

After exchanging pleasantries for a while, the two said goodbye. Charlie hurried to the dragon trainer's tent, while Ryan walked back to the castle humming a song happily.

(End of this chapter)