Chapter 444
When he sighs, Professor Marcus Marcus Maige is entering the Fairy Tale Workshop from the entrance.
Originally, she and a certain old alchemist were minding their own business, but now that the other party is outside the shop, after greeting, she naturally should come to see.
She looks at the young wizard who seems to be in a daze, then looks at the alchemical creations priced at thousands of Jin Jialong, inexplicably thinking of him staring at the price list in Diagon Alley, calculating every Knut.
"Hmm—child, it seems you have become a rich man?"
She is very gratified, even making a joke.
"Professor... Marcus Marcus Maige, very happy to see you,"
The brooch in front of Sean says,
"You're right, I seem to have a lot of Jialong, but this is not the reason I became a rich man.
True wealth is not in the vault, but..."
Sean touches the brooch and stops. His green eyes contain something deeper, as if under the calm sea, there is actually a scorching volcano hidden.
Minerva Marcus Marcus Maige didn't expect to hear such an answer; she pauses slightly, inexplicably feeling her nose a bit sore.
She suddenly thinks that if the storm required for the next step of Animagus transformation comes later, it wouldn't be a bad thing...
"The purchase funds, the Ministry of Magic gave two hundred extra Jin Jialong; this is all thanks to that good child Green..."
There is still some low noise in the shop; at this time, Mr. Wei Silai's words reach her ears, and she easily thinks of what happened:
"The Weasleys are all excellent wizards, well done, child."
She is always good at encouraging.
"I... just did some insignificant things."
Sean follows Professor Marcus Marcus Maige's gaze and can see the joyful smiles of the Weasleys.
So he also slowly raises the corners of his mouth.
Truth?...
Professor Marcus Marcus Maige's gaze falls gently on the young wizard; wizards can easily obtain powerful talents, but very few wizards possess a great character while possessing powerful talents.
She doesn't think she did much; it was just the favor of fate that let her go to that place and bring back the seed she is worth guarding for a lifetime.
On barren land, stubborn but wrongly directed seeds will always grow.
Because when suffering bestows a tenacious character on a person, it always adds arrogance, conceit, and resentment as tests,
And what it ultimately wants to achieve is compassion.
End of Chapter
