Diagon Alley (Gringott)

The day already bright and clear, starting of a new adventure for Cain, not that he knew where they going...

"Cain, hurry up, we need to go now," said Angelia as she took a pouch of Floo powder.

"Coming, Mom," Cain hurried down the stairs straight to the living room, where he saw his parents already standing in front of the fireplace.

Looking at Cain, Angelia grabbed a handful of Floo powder and gave it to him.

"Son, you need to say the place we want to go correctly and toss the powder into the fireplace," said Jordan. "Remember, Cain, we are going to Diagon Alley. Don't make a mistake, alright?" Angelia added, playing with Cain's hair.

"Okay, Mom, Dad," Cain agreed, not thinking too much about it, but he nodded in understanding.

The family stood before the fireplace, Floo powder in hand, ready to embark on this magical journey.

With a nod from his parents, Cain tossed the Floo powder into the fireplace and clearly say, "Diagon Alley!" The emerald green flames roared to life, enveloping them, and in a whirl of sensations, they were teleported away.

The Floo Network was an exhilarating experience. As they teleport through the interconnected fireplaces, images of other locations flashed before them, making Cain's head spin. Then, as suddenly as it had begun, they emerged in the enchanting and lively Diagon Alley.

"Urgh, is there another transportation method we can use?" Cain muttered as he tried to regain his balance.

"Of course, we can use the Knight Bus next time," said Jordan with a mischievous smile.

"Jordan! Cain, let's go, just ignore your dad. We need to go to the bookshop," Angelia said, urging them on.

Their first stop was to find a bookshop, as Cain was eager to acquire new knowledge. The stores and boutiques that lined the cobbled streets were a sight to behold, each window filled with magical curiosities and oddities. But for now, their primary objective was the bookstore.

Before their book hunt, they decided to visit Gringott's Bank. The grand and imposing entrance of the bank loomed ahead.

"Now, this is a bank? It does look dangerous enough to save money," thought Cain.

Stepping inside, they were greeted by the sight of Soner, the goblin, who had been the Smith family's guide on previous visits. Soner's sharp features and calculating eyes betrayed the shrewd nature of his kind. With a nod, he beckoned them to follow.

Soner led them through the underground passageways of the bank until they arrived at a mine cart waiting on a track. It was time to journey to Vault number 785, the Smith family vault. As the cart hurtled deeper into the heart of the earth, Cain clung to the edge, feeling the rush of the very fast ride.

"Fuck what the hell everything is very uncomfortable in this world" thought Cain qs he feel going to puke

But then the family arive infotnt of vault 785

Jordan then quickly open the door using smith family house key

"Shit our house key is also bank key?, now that basicly said come and rob me" muttured Cain

When the vault door opened, it revealed a cavernous space filled with treasures. Cain's eyes widened in astonishment as he beheld the immense piles of glistening galleons, sickles, and knuts. It was a fortune that seemed beyond his comprehension.

"Mom, are we rich?" Cain asked.

"Not exactly, it's more like our ancestors were," Angelia replied.

However, his father, Jordan, was uninterested, filling a few pouches with gold.

After securing their funds, they made their way back to the grand hall of Gringott's. As they stepped out of the cart, Soner gave a nod of acknowledgment, and they parted ways with the goblin.

"Soner are a bit different from other goblins, son," Jordan explained.

Now, with a pouch of galleons in hand and their first destination ahead, they walked back into the bustling streets of Diagon Alley, ready to find the bookstore and select the books that would help Cain with his studies.

And as they exited Gringott's, they passed by the warning engraved across the second pair of doors:

"Enter, stranger, but take heed

Of what awaits the sin of greed,

For those who take, but do not earn,

Must pay most dearly in their turn,

So if you seek beneath our floors

A treasure that was never yours,

Thief, you have been warned, beware

Of finding more than treasure there."

Cain couldn't help but wonder why he hadn't seen this warning when they first entered Gringott's.

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