Hogwarts: I've acquired the Father System

“You are… I remember now, you are Patchouli, the house-elf of Fremont. Are you here to collect your share of the profits?”

Dividends?

What kind of dividends?

"The old owner once bought 10 percent of the shares of Ollivanders Wand Shop."

what?

Darren looked at Patty in shock.

isn't it?

So awesome?

“It was Patty who bought it through Darren’s grandfather, Fremont. Later, the old master didn’t know where he put the shares. Patty went back to look for them.”

Patty tapped her head and said.

It was really old; if it hadn't suddenly received news of its young owner, it might have chosen to die this year.

Although it's impossible for its master to cut off its head and hang it on the wall, dying beside its master is still very good.

But now that its little master needs it, it must live on until its little master no longer needs it.

Patchouli thought to herself.

Completely unaware that Darren was looking at it as if it were an ancestor.

Depend on!

How much money did Harry miss out on in the original books?

And then there's Ollivander, that old schemer. If he hadn't brought Patsy along, he wouldn't have mentioned it at all.

Even if Ollivander wasn't sure whether the Porter family had transferred the shares, he could at least have asked them.

The original story never mentions this matter until the character dies; it's utterly shameless.

No wonder this old man knows so much about Lily and James; they're his shareholders, how could he not know them?

He thought the old man really had a good memory, that he could remember every person who bought a wand, even if the person didn't give their name.

However, it's also possible that Ollivander really did memorize the wands of every famous person.

Of course, at this time, as a child who knew nothing, he couldn't possibly think of this.

You also can't proactively ask Ollivander for money, as that would ruin your public image.

So he thought for a moment, then looked at Patchouli with an innocent expression and said:

"Patch, that's great! Now that we have shares in Mr. Ollivander's wands, Patty, you don't need to go out and earn money anymore. You can stay with me and my brother all the time!"

“Master Darren, you are so lovely and kind, but Patchouli cannot grant you this request.”

Even if Patchouli finds the shares in Ollivanders Wand Shop, she still needs to register them with the Ministry of Magic.

Then they settled the accounts with Mr. Ollivander, because the Potter family hadn't come to collect their dividends for many years.

Patchouli glanced at Darren with regret. Poor little master, he must love Patchouli too much. Maybe Patchouli should find a female elf to breed with.

Then its children can accompany the little master and the little master's children!

P.S.: The voting is over. Slytherin got too many votes, so it's Slytherin. But readers who like other houses don't need to worry about the vote being dropped.

Think about it, Slytherins usually attend classes with Gryffindors.

In class, Snape deducted 20 points for Harry helping Neville by meddling, while Slytherin gained 20 points for Darren helping Neville out of kindness. Just imagining that scene is quite amusing.

Chapter Twenty-One: Listen to Me, Child

Darren, of course, had no idea what Patty was thinking; he only heard Patty's reply and smiled with satisfaction.

Slave owners should also increase the motivation of their slaves, especially since Patchouli is a very useful house-elf.

I wonder when Ollivander's money will finally be delivered to him?

“Well, Mr. Potter, I think we can now discuss your wand problem.”

Ollivander slapped his forehead in frustration.

He clearly felt he had spoken out of turn.

Perhaps that foolish house-elf, without his reminder, would have long forgotten about it.

After he reminded them, they came to collect their dividends from all these years.

What a huge expense that is!

Back then, Grindelwald's revolution in the wizarding world led to his monopoly on the source of magical creatures, which nearly caused his wand shop to go bankrupt.

At that time, Ollivander was so poor that he was almost starving and had no choice but to sell his shares in the wand shop.

However, people can also buy wands from Grigorovich in Germany. In addition, Grindelwald's dominance has led to no one paying attention to his little shop, and everyone thinks that his little shop is doomed.

Only Fremont, who had made a fortune in Galleons selling shampoo, had nothing better to do than buy 10% of his shares for 2,000 Galleons.

Not long after Fremont bought the shares, Grindelwald was suddenly defeated by Dumbledore, and his wand shop was revived.

Next, he had to give the Potter family tens of thousands of Galleons every year for no reason, and he did this for many years until James Potter died, at which point he finally stopped.

It is assumed that Ollivander's Wand Shop is his private property.

He knew very well that Harry Potter was the only member of the Potter family left.

No one would know that the Potter family had a stake in Ollivanders Wand Shop, not even Harry Potter himself.

Who knew he would suddenly see Patchi just now, and in his guilt, he blurted it out, now he was extremely regretful.

What a bad luck!

What a huge fortune this is!

Isn't this little Potter kid supposed to be kind?

Why didn't they mention exempting him from all those years of share dividends?

Ollivander thought with resentment.

Her feelings for Darren also plummeted.

In a businesslike manner, he asked, "Which hand do you usually use?"

"Right hand."

Darren's indifferent way.

He would also feel sad if he lost so many Galleons.

At this point, he was more curious about what kind of wand he could choose.

A measuring tape was systematically measuring Darren, even measuring the size of his nostrils.

Darren touched it and found that it shyly moved away.

"Here, try this one. It's nine and a third long, made of poplar wood, and inlaid with a unicorn feather."

This is a reliable, inclusive, powerful, and consistently potent wand…

Ollivander proceeded to describe the wand in great detail.

Darren picked up the wand curiously.

However, I didn't have high hopes, since most people need to try different wands many times before they can choose the most suitable one.

But as soon as he touched the wand, colorful fireworks burst from the tip of the wand.

"Great, this is definitely the one!"

Ollivander praised him and was about to wrap Darren up in the bag.

Darren stared blankly at the wand. Did he really not need to change it again?

"what?"

Just as Darren resigned himself to his fate and prepared to take his wand away, Ollivander looked up in confusion.

His aged face moved closer to the other wand box.

"Wait, child, perhaps you should try this wand. It vibrated just as you released your magic."

Ollivander took out the wand.

Darren picked it up, puzzled.

Then pink bubbles appeared all over the room.

"That's amazing, wonderful, truly wonderful! I've never seen a wizard have two wands to choose from before... Huh?"

Ollivander was stunned again.

At that moment, thousands upon thousands of wands inside the wand shop began to vibrate.

If it weren't for the magic applied to each box, they would likely have broken free.

"Did something go wrong?"