Hogwarts Summoning Guide

"You'd better give me a satisfactory explanation." Bai Lin said to Narik with a dark face, arms crossed, in a very unfriendly manner.

Narik quickly put the Galon away, swallowed hard, and said, "How about you pick another one?"

Bai Lin rolled up his sleeves and said, "Give me the address of that Death Eater from earlier, or I'll report you to the Auror office for protecting Death Eaters, and I'll make you regret it!"

Narik quickly replied, "He's from Egypt! He's an exorcist from Gringotts!" Narik betrayed the other party with just one sentence.

Bai Lin pulled out a handful of gold coins and threw them at Narik's feet, saying, "Take me there! Revenge won't be delayed until tomorrow!"

Narik said somewhat flusteredly, "Mr. White! You should think twice. Egypt has a Spellbreakers' Guild. If you use dark magic in the city, the Spellbreakers are much more brutal than the Aurors!"

"Take me to Egypt right now! Immediately!" Bai Lin said angrily. It was the first time Catherine had ever seen him so angry.

Regarding Gringotts in Egypt, it's a lesser-known branch of Gringotts, but legend has it that it holds some of the world's most precious treasures. Bai Lin heard that Ron's older brother, Bill Weasley, was hired as a codebreaker for the Egyptian branch after graduation, mainly responsible for deciphering codes. This is why Ron's father chose to travel to Egypt after winning the lottery.

Narik pondered for a moment and said, "Mr. White, objectively speaking, your Nivole was killed by Mr. Mugur after our deal was completed. This is your personal feud. However, out of sympathy for you, I will send you to Egypt. But what happens after you arrive in Egypt has nothing to do with the Patrice family!"

"Enough with the nonsense!" Bai Lin said in a deep voice.

Narik cast a spell on the spot. Elves possess magical spells that human wizards can only dream of, and they are not even subject to the supervision of the Ministry of Magic (although most of the time, elves are law-abiding and only play tricks within the scope permitted by law). For example, the current super-long-distance apparition. If a human wizard wanted to teleport like this, he would have to spend a lot of money and get approval from the Ministry of Magic. That's why wizards have the concept of "travel". If it were up to Bai Linxuan, he would most likely prefer to take an airplane.

Catherine steadfastly stayed by Bai Lin's side. The two held Narik's fingers, feeling similar to the teleportation from Phineas, only more uncomfortable. They felt as if their bodies had almost turned into liquid, being filled in a barrel and shaken violently, making them feel like they were about to vomit up their stomachs like champagne.

This long-distance teleportation took about two minutes, but Bai Lin felt like a month had passed. He secretly resolved that he must learn this thing.

When Bai Lin felt his feet touch solid ground, he finally arrived. A cool breeze carrying a slight ocean scent greeted him. He opened his eyes and saw a wide river in front of him. The water was azure blue, shimmering in the sunlight. Several small triangular sailboats and white cruise ships were leisurely and content on the river.

On both sides of the river are large areas of green trees and buildings. Looking into the distance, you can see at least a dozen domed mosques and minarets. The city of TC is so vast that you can hardly see the end of it, but there are no tall buildings. It has an antique feel and is full of exotic charm.

"Ah! We've arrived in Cairo!" Catherine suppressed her nausea and felt much better upon seeing the beautiful scenery before her, even feeling a bit surprised and delighted.

However, although Bai Lin's anger had subsided considerably, he soon realized a problem: Nimanarik had simply dumped the two of them on the streets of Cairo and then disappeared without a trace. Where were they supposed to find that bastard Mugul?

Then Bai Lin realized another problem: if they couldn't find Gringotts Egypt, how would they get back? He had also taken eight students to Zoo Island, and tomorrow was Monday, so they had to get back to Hogwarts tonight.

Catherine, being incredibly perceptive, guessed the reason for Bai Lin's troubled expression. She said, "Don't worry, if they can't find you, Harry and the others will ask Finney to take them back to school. The children are very capable of taking care of themselves!"

Bai Lin patted Catherine's hand somewhat embarrassedly and said, "I was really angry just now. I've never suffered such a loss before. Thinking about it now, I was indeed a bit reckless. Now, I can't exactly go around asking everyone I meet where Gringotts is, can I? That would be too embarrassing!"

Catherine pulled Bai Lin along as they strolled through the streets of Cairo, taking in the sights. Cairo has a long history and is divided into the Old City and the New City (in 2021, Egypt will move its capital to the new capital in the west; in 93, the New City was actually quite old and rustic). Gringotts is also historically significant, and Bai Lin guessed it must be in the Old City, so they headed east.

The two looked like a couple traveling in Cairo, curiously looking around the streets. Catherine even bought some souvenirs, while Bai Lin casually stuffed everything into the wizard's bag.

As Bai Lin walked, he didn't find Gringotts, but he had a feeling that he was being watched.

Cairo was much warmer than England. Bai Lin felt a bit hot and rolled up his shirt sleeves. At that moment, a strange sense of tension made the hairs on his arms stand on end.

Bai Lin grabbed Catherine's hand and pulled her into a roadside restaurant. Catherine thought he was hungry and wanted something to eat, so as soon as they entered, she pointed to a window seat and said, "Sit over there! There are seats!"

Bai Lin quickly pulled her inside, saying, "We've been targeted, and the visitors don't mean any harm!"

Catherine was startled and quickly followed Bai Lin upstairs. They found a secluded spot, and Bai Lin went to the window on the second floor and peered through the curtains at the street, trying to see who was watching them.

However, the situation developed in a way that greatly surprised him. A siren sounded outside, and four or five police cars drove up to the restaurant entrance. More than twenty police officers got out and quickly blocked the restaurant's entrance. Some people used loudspeakers to disperse pedestrians on the roadside and set up a cordon.

The restaurant customers were terrified and rushed out without paying. Bai Lin gritted his teeth and tried to blend into the crowd with Catherine to escape, but as they went downstairs, they saw a strangely dressed person waiting for them in the lobby.

The person was wearing a dark brown overcoat, through which one could vaguely see ornate soft armor. He wore leather gloves and a heavy bronze helmet. His face was covered by a mask made of an unknown material, leaving no skin exposed. If you said he was a robot, Bai Lin would believe you.

"Cairo does not welcome black magicians," the man said in a hoarse, deep voice, his accent close to that of Middle Eastern English.

"I am not a dark wizard, I am a teacher at Hogwarts!" Bai Lin shielded Catherine behind him and drew his wand.

"Nonsense! You are covered in the aura of dark magic, and you have cast dark magic at least ten times recently! The Spellbreaker finds you guilty!" the man said coldly.