The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 515 Ending
Three days later, at the exit of Hamunaptra, thousands of camels and horses were carrying packages full of gold, silver and jewelry. Standing next to these beasts of burden were more than 3,000 fully armed descendants of the Pharaoh's guards.

At this time, Adebe was saying goodbye to Ryan, "Thank you so much, you will be the father of our motherland in the future."

The reason why Adebe said this was because Ryan had given them a lot of instruction books he had brought from the Celestial Empire after learning that they didn't know where to go. He then instructed them to go to the south where the British colonists and the Kingdom of Egypt had weak rule to establish their own base, and by the way, he left most of the large amount of gold, silver and jewelry to them as an interest-free long-term loan, and told them to use this wealth to send people to the outside world to learn knowledge and purchase materials.

These instructions were of great help to Adebe. He then ordered some people to go to the south to investigate the situation, while a large group of people came here to transport the treasures given to them by Ryan.

"I wish you a safe journey." Ryan waved goodbye to Adebe who was riding a horse and preparing to leave. In the previous agreement, after the tribe of these descendants of the Pharaoh's guards arrived in the south and settled down, all kinds of materials would be purchased from Ryan first under the same conditions. So when Adebe left, in order to facilitate future trade, Ryan gave him a gold defense bracelet. At the same time, there was a beacon on it that could provide Ryan with his location so that Ryan could find him next time.

As for Ryan, he has several countries and he is not short of gold. Now after lending the gold to the descendants of the pharaoh's guards as an interest-free loan, Ryan and his countries will benefit greatly from this trade, which is much better than moving the gold away.

"Ah, why are you so generous? What have we been busy all day for?" Looking at the camel caravan slowly walking away with the sound of camel bells, Jonathan and his sister Evelyn came out from behind a sculpture, and he complained with heartache as he walked.

"But even if I give you so many valuable things, you won't be able to keep them, and you may even be killed by these riches. What I'm giving you now is just enough for you to use and allow you to fulfill your own dreams." Ryan said, pointing to the three camels lying next to him. Each camel had two pockets filled with various gold products.

"I understand, and I appreciate your gift to us. But I still feel a little sad—" But just as Jonathan said this, Evelyn hit him in the chest with an elbow. "Shut up! It's someone else's money. It's not your turn to express a different opinion here."

Evelyn then turned to Ryan and said, "I'm glad you gave us this gift. I think I'll soon be able to fulfill my dream of becoming an archaeologist, and I think it's a great thing to fund a group of people to pursue their dreams."

"Ah, thank you for the compliment." Ryan smiled. "Well, I still have to wait here for my fiancée to learn what she wants to learn. What do you want to do next?"

"Of course I'm leaving here with you. Adebe and the others left behind enough water and food to last for a long time. I can take this opportunity to study this legendary relic carefully.

In the following time, when Ryan had nothing to do, he stayed in the room downstairs with Hermione to study the power of death in this world, while Evelyn kept taking pictures and recording throughout the ruins. Her brother Jonathan accompanied her around the ruins with a helpless look on his face, because for Jonathan, he would rather spend time in the bar than facing a pile of ancient stone sculptures in this desert.

Just a week after Adelbe and the others left, Hermione finally finished her analysis of the death rules of this world. Because she had completely analyzed the death rules behind the archway in the Ministry of Magic a few months ago, so this time she only needed to find some differences in the same rules of this world. Therefore, she saved a lot of time needed to analyze from the beginning.

"How long have I been studying here?" Hermione asked Ryan, who had been accompanying her, after she tidied herself up. "Today is exactly ten days, which is already very fast." Ryan said after taking the two heavy books handed over by Hermione and putting them into the space bag. "What do you think?"

"Great." Hermione raised her eyebrows and said to Ryan with a smile, "After being exposed to the same or similar rules in these different worlds, I found that by comparing their differences, I can master the rules of death more quickly. For example, although the resurrection spell I learned in this world cannot be used in our world due to the different rules of the two worlds, it allows me to more accurately understand the core of the rules of death that I have mastered, the power of the cycle of life and death."

"That's good. After all, the war in our hometown has broken out in full swing. The stronger we are at this time, the greater our chances of winning." Ryan also nodded with a smile.

On the way back to the ground, Ryan told Hermione how he would deal with the wealth here. Hermione thought Ryan did a great job, "--hoarding gold, silver and jewelry is useless, only money that is circulated can be called money. And you use this money to invest in a group of people is a very good way--"

Listening to Hermione's words, Ryan couldn't help but smile. It is really a very lucky thing to find someone who shares the same thoughts with you.

"Can we set off back to Cairo now?" With the help of Ryan's magic, Evelyn had copied or photographed all the text and patterns in the ruins. Fortunately, when Adebe left, he left enough camels for them to take away several large sacks of information.

"Yes, it's all done, let's go!" Ryan responded in a relaxed tone.

Half a month later, Ryan and Hermione said goodbye to Evelyn and her brother at the dock. Evelyn was finally able to go to her favorite university after getting a fortune. Her brother was worried that his sister, who had been living with him since their parents passed away, would be bullied in the UK. On the other hand, he wanted to go to a prosperous place with a lot of money and didn't want to stay in Egypt, so he followed them.

Of course, Ryan and his friends were not idle during the past half month. After they returned to Cairo eight days ago, Evelyn and Jonathan were naturally busy with a series of tasks such as cashing in the gold and silver jewelry and applying for universities. Ryan learned about the legend of the Scorpion King from Evelyn indirectly. After that, he and Hermione spent two days riding a broom to find the temple where the Scorpion King's bracelet was placed, and brought the bracelet out, placing it together with the Spear of Judgment that he had found from the pile of jewels in Hamunaptra.

Through another sacrificial activity of Ryan, the divine power of the bracelet and the Spear of Judgment was taken away by the local gods again. However, the two things left behind can still provide a lot of knowledge: the knowledge on the bracelet is about sealing and unlocking the seal, and the knowledge on the Spear of Judgment is to maximize the conversion of energy into lethality in order to cause the greatest single damage. The value of these two things to Ryan is higher than all the ordinary gold and silver treasures in Hamunatari.

"I really don't understand why these ancient people always liked to seal up those big demons. Fortunately, our world doesn't have this habit, otherwise our troubles now would definitely not just be that noseless and bald guy." Hermione made such a comment after listening to the story about the Scorpion King.

"So, there are still more good people among our world's ancestors! For example, Herpo, who bred the basilisk, used the basilisk to carry out several large-scale attacks. After he was caught, he was burned with the Fiendfyre along with his body and soul. In this way, we today don't have to face those groups of enemies rising from their coffins like the unlucky guys here." Ryan absolutely agreed with Hermione's point of view. Saving the world is a great thing, but it would be too bad to save the world every day and face different enemies.

(End of this chapter)