The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"I know you want to catch Peter and bring it to me, but it's almost a waste of time, Peter is cautious and smarter than you, you can't catch it. If you have a chance, find a way to help me get into Gryffindor The password in the common room, I will personally enter the school and kill him."

In the dark tunnel, Sirius Black gently stroked Crookshanks' head with his rough hands, telling him what he needed and what he wanted to do. He knew the cat was smart, but he wanted to rely on it to catch Peter's mouse, almost. It is impossible, and Sirius Black prefers to kill Peter himself and avenge James.

"Meow!"

Crookshanks let out a soft cry, as if to indicate that he would pay attention to Black.

"By the way, there is one more thing, I hope you can help me."

Blake took out a slightly wrinkled piece of parchment from his pocket and handed it to Crookshanks: "Harry's broom is broken and I'm going to get him a new one for Christmas, but I can't get into Quidditch. I need you to give this letter to someone at the Hogsmeade post office to order an owl in Harry's name. As for Galleon, I'll send him to Gringotts 711 No., my treasury goes to withdraw money, or resupply him later."

In fact, Blake doesn't know if this will be successful, but it seems that there is no better choice. If he turns into a dog and enters the post office with paper in his mouth, it will be very suspicious no matter how he looks at it. If he is suspected by the post office, he is afraid. There will be big trouble.

Smart Crookshanks was clearly a better fit for the job than he was.

Crookshanks nodded and agreed to run for Black.

One person and one cat walked down the tunnel to the Screaming Hut, and Sirius Black let Crookshanks take a note and drill through the gap in the Screaming Hut.

So, Hogsmeade village welcomed a cat named Crookshanks. Although it has never been to Hogsmeade, it did not prevent Crookshanks from finding the post office in Hogsmeade.

Behind the counter of the post office, the middle-aged wizard who was reading the "Daily Prophet" put down the newspaper. There was some accident why a cat ran here, and the cat still had a note in its mouth.

"A cat that came to the post office to send a letter?"

The middle-aged wizard saw the cat put the note on the counter, looked at the cat in front of him curiously, and reached out to touch Crookshanks' head, which was very novel. He pointed to the note on the counter and asked tentatively: Are you going to send this thing out?

The cat shook his head.

"This is for me?" the man asked again.

This time Crookshanks nodded.

"Really for me?"

The middle-aged wizard took the note, and when he opened it, he found that the note was really for himself.

Moreover, the sender is actually the famous savior Harry Potter, it feels amazing to think about it.

The letter is very simple, probably Harry Potter intends to buy an owl, but for some reason, he can't find a suitable owl to help deliver the letter, so he can only ask the cat to help bring the note. As for Gallen who bought the owl , he can go to Gringotts to pick it up, or after receiving the owl, he can make it up again, as long as he tells the cat the price of the owl.

"What a smart little guy, he actually helps his master buy things." The wizard reached out and scratched the cat's chin, and muttered, "However, to come to the post office to buy owls, really..."

In the end, the middle-aged wizard didn't reject the deal. Although it did look amazing, he didn't think anyone would be so bored that he sent a smart cat to play with him.

The distance between Hogwarts School and Hogsmeade is not very close, at least it will take a while to get there.

What's more, he has the right evidence.

"Smart little guy, did you see that owl you planted?" The middle-aged wizard stuffed the note into his pocket, picked up Crookshanks, and walked towards the owls resting in the shop.

Crookshanks circled inside, and finally picked out a small owl in the store, which was the smallest owl in the post office.

Looking at the back of a cat and an owl leaving, the middle-aged wizard murmured, "The cat must be of the cat raccoon bloodline. Forget it, it would be nice to have an owner for that noisy little guy."

He is not afraid of the other party's default at all. Until the other party pays off Garen, the ownership of the owl still belongs to him.

If the other party doesn't give money, it can fly back by itself at any time, and he doesn't think that Harry Potter will joke about his reputation, and there is no need for that, after all, it is Harry Potter.

Crookshanks took the little owl back to the screaming hut. When it got into the gap, the owl was still watching, and finally, at the urging of Crookshanks, it also followed through the gap. Enter the house.

Hearing the movement, the black dog lying in the shadow stood up, walked slowly to Crookshanks, looked at the little owl, and regained its human form.

"You did it, thank you, Crookshanks." Sirius Black picked up Crookshanks, smoothed his hair, took out a note, and handed it to the owl.

In fact, instead of sending a letter to the Quidditch boutique to buy Firebolts, Black sent a letter to Kreacher, the house-elf in his hometown.

Although Black didn't like that guy very much, even he had to admit that the house elf would not betray his master and would unconditionally carry out his master's orders, and Sirius Black, as the last member of the Black family, naturally became Kreacher's Owner.

Sirius Black's younger brother disappeared while he was in prison, and his father, Orion, died that year.

At the time, Blake did not return to the funeral.

Later, during his time in prison, Narcissa Black, oh, should have called Narcissa Malfoy to inform him of the death of her mother, Walburga.

He, Sirius Black, who was expelled from the Black family, actually inherited the wealth of the Black family in the end, which is a great irony when you think about it.

Black could even guess what Kreacher's expression would look like when he received the note.

In fact, Black was right, Kreacher looked really wonderful after receiving that letter, like a lump of shit in his mouth, but he had no choice because Sirius was the last heir to the Black family. , Kreacher had no choice.

It is impossible for anyone other than the actual owner of the vault to take the Gold coins of the Black family from the Gringotts vault.

However, the loyalty of the house-elves to their masters is unquestionable, and Kreacher also brought Black's signature and message, so that the goblins of Gringotts opened the Black family's treasury for it and took enough gold to pay for the Firebolt. .

Well, and gold coins to pay back that owl.

As for what the Ministry of Magic wanted for Black, the goblins didn't care at all, let alone they couldn't make the house-elves betray their masters.

As a result, the Quidditch boutique store welcomed a house elf, and soon there was a confidential order. They needed to send a Christmas gift to the famous Harry Potter on Christmas Eve. However, no one knew who had specially ordered this gift for Harry.

No one would have thought that the infamous Sirius Black would give Harry Potter such an expensive Christmas present.