Chapter 772: Our Shop

"This is our shop, Grandpa Ma Kusi."

Sean whispered to Ma Kusi.

However, the discussions all over the Fairy Tale Workshop were too loud; Ma Kusi didn't hear clearly even after listening carefully, and he was distracted by the attendant.

"What version would you like, sir? If you are giving it to this little gentleman beside you, I recommend the Pegasus version."

"No effort needed, it can automatically float in the air, making calls and taking photos very convenient."

The attendant introduced sincerely.

He took out a pair of magic hand mirrors and placed them in the air, and they floated there against the laws of physics, staying stably in place.

Only a "click" sound was heard, and a photo drifted out from the back of the mirror.

The attendant handed the photo to Ma Kusi; in the photo, the old wizard was looking at the lens with a heart-moved expression, while the black-haired young wizard beside him was saying something.

But his voice was not loud, and Ma Kusi was completely attracted by the magic hand mirror; finally, in the moving photo, the young wizard sighed.

"Truly wonderful—Pegasus version—"

Ma Kusi talked to the attendant in amazement.

"Yes, sir, there were fifty Pegasus versions in total, and now they are almost sold out."

"Mr. Hermes' workshop will only produce one batch in the near future, and it's unknown when the next one will be."

The attendant said with a smile.

He was indeed not lying.

"Of course, you can also look at our other versions. Dragon version..."

The attendant took out a mirror carved with a dragon relief; the moment he touched it, the mirror turned red like a soldering iron,

"You see, apart from dear Mr. Hermes and the guest who bought it, it will not allow anyone else to approach."

The attendant said proudly.

"Not bad, not bad..."

Ma Kusi nodded continuously.

"And our Golden Snitch version, it will follow the wizard around, just like a pet..."

The attendant took out a mirror with transparent wings from the dazzling display case; the mirror actually buzzed and hovered behind his shoulder.

"Ah, very good..."

Ma Kusi was completely dazzled by the choices.

"Think about it, if your little gentleman has a magic hand mirror, you can communicate with him at any time; of course, our privacy function is also well-made."

"Apart from you and your little gentleman, no one can eavesdrop on the call between you and this little gentleman."

The attendant increased the stakes.

"This is truly—"

Ma Kusi was completely surprised.

Ignoring distance, communicating at any time, preventing eavesdropping, and being able to be face-to-face...

"The Ministry of Magic..."

He asked suddenly.

He knew too well the attraction such an item had for the Ministry of Magic.

"The Ministry of Magic ordered a small portion, but Mr. Hermes refused their further requests."

"It's not that I'm boasting to you, only the Fairy Tale Workshop in the entire British wizarding business world has such confidence."

The attendant said with his head held high.

"Oh—"

Ma Kusi nodded uncontrollably.

He now had great curiosity about this mysterious alchemist.

"The times are always changing; as remnants of the old days like us, I'm afraid it's hard to believe there would really be such a great creation today."

Ma Kusi finally sighed.

"Perhaps it's just Mr. Hermes who has achieved greatness."

The attendant smiled.

"Perhaps, then this gentleman, such a magical item, the price..."

Although Ma Kusi had already made up his mind to buy it, he was clear about the value of double-sided mirrors; he thought such a creation must be prohibitively expensive...

He thought about his savings, then thought about the Maige family's lovely child, and made his choice without any effort.

"Thirty-seven Galleons, sir!"

The attendant said with full confidence.

"Thirty-seven Galleons?"

Ma Kusi raised his head slightly, doubting if he had heard wrong.

Admittedly, for most wizarding families, this was not a low number.

But compared to the double-sided mirrors that cost hundreds of Galleons, this price couldn't be lower.

"Yes, sir, just as I said, this is the reform brought to the Wizarding World by the great Mr. Hermes—"

The attendant said devoutly.

"Give me one!"

Ma Kusi nodded decisively.

Beside him, Sean helplessly tugged at the edge of his robe.

"My lovely child, whatever you want to say, we'll talk later; you can see, it's about to be sold out—"

Ma Kusi lowered his head and smiled happily.

"This is our shop, Grandpa Ma Kusi."

Taking this opportunity, Sean finished speaking quickly.

"Oh, you can joke too?"

Ma Kusi was happy; he clearly hadn't heard clearly, nor did he care.

"Sir, then..."

At this time, the attendant pulled Ma Kusi's attention away again,

"This is our procurement contract; one thing I need to remind you of is that the craftsmanship of the magic hand mirror is not yet completely perfected; at the latest, after two years, you will need to replace it."

The attendant held the Pegasus version of the magic hand mirror and introduced it seriously.

"I agree."

Ma Kusi said with a smile.

He hadn't reacted yet.

"Okay, sir. The Pegasus version has slim and multi-faceted mirror versions; do you need them?

Manager Su Ya has set up a membership system; after your double-sided mirror is damaged, we provide repair services, but after two years, we hope to recycle the damaged double-sided mirror materials.

In exchange, you can enjoy a discount on your next purchase of a double-sided mirror."

The attendant gave many scattered suggestions.

This made it even harder for Ma Kusi to recall Sean's words.

What kind of joke had his dear child just played on him? ===== CHAPTER 773 =====