The Goblin Of Gringotts and Lion Girl Hermione

Braun asked with suspicion.

Although the original body was unaware of this, he had read books in his previous life.

Didn't Hagrid come to take Harry to Diagon Alley himself?

And Hagrid himself mentioned that a Muggle family would have a professor to guide them.

Lead Muggle students to purchase necessities.

Hermione looked a little embarrassed.

She whispered, "Originally, yes. But I wanted to come here to take a look in advance, so..."

Braun was speechless.

No wonder the girl was sorted into Gryffindor.

She's a true lion!

She didn't come here alone with the leading teacher, and she wasn't afraid of being taken away by those dark wizards as an apprentice!

You must know that the wizarding world is not limited to a magic school like Hogwarts.

At the same time, many wizards follow the ancient teacher-apprentice succession system.

Most of these wizards are a bit peculiar.

Their magic research tends to lean towards powerful and destructive dark magic.

In the eyes of these wizards, finding a young wizard with magical talent is a gift from the heavens.

"Okay, then, come with me. First of all, you have to go to Gringotts to exchange your pounds.

Otherwise, you can't buy anything here with Muggle money alone."

Following behind Braun.

Both Hermione and her parents were very curious about everything in front of them.

Everything was completely different from their original world.

Owls in pet shops, posters that winked at them, and statues standing outside beckoning to customers

They were all in awe.

"Here we are!"

Braun said to the three behind him.

"This is Gringotts, somewhat like a bank in the Muggle world.

Here you can exchange your pounds for galleons."

At this moment, they realized they were standing in front of a pure white building.

The entire structure was made of white marble and could be considered the most magnificent in all of Diagon Alley.

The large golden letters on the pure white marble stood out.

'Gringotts!'

Two goblins in red coats were guarding the door.

They scanned the passing crowd from time to time.

"What are they?"

Mrs. Granger was a little frightened.

Hermione didn't say much either.

She pretended to be calm because she felt she couldn't lose her face in front of her peers.

"Goblins!"

Braun replied without thinking.

"You can think of them as different races within the human race.

They are also an intelligent race, like wizards.

In addition to the magical world, there are many similar intelligent races."

The goblins at the two gates seemed pleased with his introduction.

Any unease caused by Mrs. Granger's puzzled look disappeared.

Seeing a few people preparing to go inside, they also helped to open the door.

Walking through the entrance, the inside was a completely different world.

Countless goblins were busy in the hall.

Some were busy with accounting, while others were weighing and recording.

Some pushed carts to transport the golden galleons to other locations.

Everyone was immersed in their work, not paying any attention to Braun or them.

Some windows had other wizards doing business.

It appeared very lively.

"Hi, I'm Acorn. What can I do for you?"

The one who spoke was a young goblin.

He was looking at Braun with a big smile on his face.

As for Granger and the other three, he subconsciously ignored them.

As a goblin, keen eyesight is crucial.

The attire on Braun and the respectful servants beside him indicated that this man must be of pure blood.

Such people were Gringotts' significant clients!

"My friend wants to exchange pounds for some galleons!"

Braun pointed to the Hermione family beside him.

The goblin named Acorn remained enthusiastic.

He led them to the counter.

The place was quite crowded.

Since school was about to start, many Muggle parents were there to exchange galleons.

Braun even saw Professor McGonagall leading a group.

The body's instinct drove him to come forward and greet the professor.

"Hello, Professor McGonagall!"

"Braun?"

Professor McGonagall looked a little surprised.

Then she patted Braun's head with a pitiful expression.

"It's good to see you're safe.

I heard about your parents.

It's a tragedy!

They were senior doctors at St. Mungo's Hospital, but they were killed by roaming werewolves."

As she spoke, Professor McGonagall sighed.

"Where's your grandmother, Mrs. Trelawney?"

Professor McGonagall looked around Braun and couldn't help but be astonished.

"My grandmother should have received the letter.

Maybe she hasn't returned yet.

You know, she lives in Godric's Hollow. It's quite far from here."

"Are you here alone? It's dangerous, you know?"

Professor McGonagall looked serious.

"I brought a servant..."

Braun pointed at Cassatt with a smirk.

"And I already have a wand and have learned some family magic.

I have the ability to protect myself."

He said this as if he feared the other party wouldn't believe him.

Braun also showed off his wand.

"Pine wand?"

Professor McGonagall paused for a moment.

Because Braun's wand was made of the same material as her own.

"Pine wands are excellent for transfiguration.

Although it's almost time for school to start,

You need to practice hard.

That's what magic is about, and only a combination of talent and hard work can make one the greatest wizard."

Professor McGonagall had her own tasks.

Braun was indeed safe.

She didn't continue talking.

Seeing that the parents had exchanged their pounds for galleons, they left Gringotts with them.