Harry Potter and the Candy Factory

Hearing this, a look of unconcealed sadness finally crept into Little Sanchez's eyes. He slowly clenched his fists, lowering his head, the sorrow behind his glasses difficult for others to see.

“Has it really come to this? Father, you…”

“I am dying,” Nackel interrupted him, stating his impending fate with utter calm, his tone as indifferent as if describing someone else's life and death, devoid of any superfluous emotion.

“Before I die, I must see you inherit my position with Mr. Black's approval, inheriting the role of chief representative of the French wizarding world.”

“But I—”

Finally, in Gao Biqi Sanchez's eyes, all emotions mingled and transformed into stubbornness and unwillingness. At this moment, he was no longer as humble and weak as before. Just as he straightened his back and was about to say something, he was immediately silenced by his father's angry roar.

“No buts!!!”

“Cough, cough, cough…”

A series of coughs echoed in the empty room.

“Get out, I need to rest!”

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With a “Bang!” he slammed the door shut, seemingly as a last vestige of Little Sanchez's dignity. He stood at the door for a long time without leaving, staring complexly at the ordinary wooden door, his eyes filled with sadness, unwillingness, and a hint of indescribable anger.

“Young Master…”

It wasn't until the family's servant, carrying the three bottles of potion prepared for Nackel, stopped beside him and whispered a greeting, that Little Sanchez finally strode away in silence.

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The murky, almost muddy potion, was unknown what ingredients were used to brew it, but just looking at its appearance, with its interwoven dark purple and deep brown hues, would definitely make the average person shy away, let alone swallow it all.

However, looking at the three bottles of medicinal soup in front of him, Nackel's expression was actually a bit more relaxed than before, and even from his eyes, one could see a hint of anticipation.

These three bottles of potion were all made by potion masters in the French wizarding world. Because they were specially formulated products, each bottle cost hundreds of Galleons.

Although this amount of money was merely a drop in the bucket for Charlie, who earned thousands a day, it was a fortune that the average wizarding family could not earn in half a lifetime. Even for a wealthy family like the Sanchezes, it was a considerable expense. After all, using three bottles together meant swallowing thousands of Galleons without hesitation.

However, despite the high price, the effects of the three bottles of potion were outstanding and visible to the naked eye. One bottle, "Pain Relief", could help Nackel escape the pain that缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠繞缠绕缠繞缠繞缠绕缠繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠绕缠繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠繞缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕纏繞缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕纏繞缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠缠绕缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠绕缠缠绕缠绕缠绕