Train to Another World.

Chapter 504 Banban
The next morning, Li Zhuoguang came to the hall to eat breakfast with sleepy eyes. After a holiday, he felt unfamiliar with the pillows in the dormitory, and he did not sleep well last night.

As soon as he sat down at the Slytherin table, a considerate greaser immediately spread butter on the toast and handed it to him. Li Zhuoguang nodded in thanks and began to enjoy his breakfast.

Suddenly, flocks of owls flew in from the open skylight, bringing a lot of letters. This scene made Li Zhuoguang frown, because so many owls usually came to deliver letters before various festivals.

But Christmas had just passed, so there were not so many gifts and letters to be delivered. The little wizards who received the letters all exclaimed in unison, wondering what they had seen.

Draco Malfoy, who was sitting next to Li Zhuoguang, placed a newspaper in front of him. The head of a crazy man occupied the entire front page.

Li Zhuoguang curled his lips. This bastard really escaped from prison. He should find a time to buy Banban from Ron. Sirius Black probably couldn't refuse this price.

However, considering that if he came forward to buy Ron's rat, Ron might not sell it to him for the sake of face, Li Zhuoguang simply sent a message to Pojun through the messenger and entrusted her to buy it.

Just as Li Zhuoguang was carefully watching the whole process of Sirius's escape from prison, Quirrell, a prone sleeping enthusiast, found him and said, "Mr. Li... Mr. Li, I wonder if you are free. I... I want to talk to you."

Li Zhuoguang wiped his mouth: "Okay, Professor."

So Li Zhuoguang followed Quirrell to his office. Snape, who was sitting in the staff seat, frowned when he saw this scene. He quickly finished the food on his plate and followed.

Hermione, who was sitting at the Gryffindor table, saw this and immediately shook the Pojun beside her: "Just now I saw Snape follow your brother away. I'm afraid he will do something bad to your brother."

Everyone on the Dragon God knew the relationship between Li Zhuoguang and Snape. Pojun shook his head and said, "He has a good relationship with my brother. Don't worry about him."

Seeing that Pojun was not paying attention, Hermione became even more anxious: "We suspected that Snape wanted to steal the Philosopher's Stone. Now that Dumbledore is ready to give the Philosopher's Stone to your brother, he might attack Li Zhuoguang."

Pojun still waved his hand: "Snape doesn't want the Philosopher's Stone. He wants something more precious, and that is something only my brother can give him."

Hermione was a little stunned: "Is there anything more precious than the Philosopher's Stone?"

Po Jun counted on his fingers and said, "That's too many. Brother Li told me before that things like the Elder Wand, the Resurrection Stone, and the Invisibility Cloak are much more useful than the Philosopher's Stone, but they all have their limitations.

And do you think Dumbledore could sell us the Philosopher's Stone if we didn't have something of equal value?"

Ron complained sourly, "You guys are really rich."

Po Jun shook his head: "Here, gold is the most useless thing."

Ron suddenly became anxious: "Gold is useless, are you bragging?!"

Po Jun spread his hands and said, "Because it can't be used up, it's nothing special."

Ron immediately became dispirited, but he still insisted, "No one has endless gold. Then you can buy the entire wizarding world."

Pojun took a look at the communication magic weapon in his pocket, and simply reached into his storage bag and grabbed a handful of dwarf gold coins, which fell on the table.

Ron heard the noise and looked over, wondering why the gold Galleons looked so strange. Harry and Hermione looked at the gold coins and said, "As expected." They were very familiar with this kind of gold coins. Because Pojun gave them a box full of gold coins as a Christmas gift.

Hermione's gold coins were collected by her parents, and Harry didn't know what to do with his gold coins, so he simply put them in his own vault at Gringotts.

Ron picked up a gold coin and found that the weight seemed a little wrong. He asked, "What is this gold galleon? Why is it so heavy?"

Hermione said directly: "This is a gold coin made of pure gold. One of these gold coins weighs about 20 grams. It can be exchanged for at least 30 gold Galleons in Gringotts."

Ron stared blankly at the gold coins in his hand, then realized something: "Why do you know so much?"

Hermione told the truth: "Because Pojun gave me a box of these gold coins as a Christmas gift."

Envy, jealousy, hatred, Ron put on a mask of pain. But Pojun said nonchalantly: "Take it if you like it."

Ron looked up, making sure that Pojun was talking to him: "You said...give me these gold coins?"

Pojun nodded, and after confirming, Ron began to count the gold coins on the table in a daze, thirty, sixty, ninety, one hundred and twenty... too many to count, absolutely impossible to count.

"But I want your mouse." Pojun's voice woke Ron up.

"You want Scabbers?"

"Yes."

"why?"

"My owl is not friendly. It only comes to me when it's hungry. I want a pet that likes to stick to people." Pojun didn't lie in the first half. Her owl did come to her when it was hungry. But the real reason was that she always let the owl run free, only providing food, and letting the owl solve the rest by itself.

Ron looked at Scabbers in his hand, feeling a little reluctant to part with him, after all, this was the rat that had been with him for a long time. But after looking at the gold coins on the table, his reluctance was only for a moment, anyway, Scabbers was just a public pet in their family, if he could exchange it for money... No... No, Scabbers is my partner!
Po Jun saw the struggle between Ron and himself and said, "I heard from the twins that this is what they left for you. You have a younger sister. Are you going to give the mouse to your sister after she enters the school?"

You might as well sell it to me and buy an owl for yourself and your sister."

Ron's eyes became a little dim. In addition to Scabbers as a contributed pet, Elro was also a shared owl in the family. However, it was very old and could only deliver letters now and could no longer deliver anything else.

Ron even worried that it might die on the way to deliver the letter. Normally, the owls in wizards' homes would retire when they reached Elro's age, and the wizards would keep them until they died. The way they used them was extremely abnormal, even cruel, but they had no choice...

Finally, Ron gritted his teeth, took out Banban from his pocket, and handed it to Pojun: "Please take good care of it."

Po Jun nodded: "I will, he will get the treatment he deserves."

(End of this chapter)