Harry Potter and the Secret Treasures

Not long ago, Rawiye graduated from school and joined the Palace of Gourrings as an official curser.

As inexperienced newcomers, field excavation archaeology is generally not carried out directly, but is sent to relatively mature sites such as the Great Pyramid, the Valley of Kings, to be promoted a little bit based on performance and merit.

Ever since the arrival of the Gringotts in Egypt, excavations of those relics have been under way for centuries.

In other words, it is very difficult to find anything new there, and the remaining unbroken curse is also very troublesome.

Last year, under Bill's leadership, Ivan visited the Spellbreaker to work in the Great Pyramid, and was impressed by the breaking of one of the curses. Five of the new Spellbreakers split into four teams, using a magic on one side of the stone wall day and night, consuming the cursing power above.

This is the curse, and the whole process is quite cumbersome, tedious, and equally tiring.

Bill told Evan that at the current rate, in a hundred years, they could drain the cursing power on this wall and get behind it.

As for what's behind the wall, it's best to have an undiscovered treasure.

But based on previous experience, it could still be a wall...

The boredom of this so-called curse-relief job is simply unimaginable, but that's how every novice survives.

Fortunately, Rawiye just caught up with this solar ruin mining boom.

She had previously stayed on the Left Fairy team and was familiar with the Sun Ruins, an experience that allowed her to enter the team today.

And just like Rawiye always said to Ivan, this is her chance, and she has to seize it.

If she can't grab it, she'll have to go back to that boring cracking job just like everyone else!

This girl is probably going to dedicate her entire life to the Egyptian archaeological cause, desperately hoping to prove her abilities, or that phrase. As long as she finds enough heavy treasures in this excavation, she can stay on this team and continue excavating important relics from other new discoveries and even form her own excavation team.

Think about it, Ivan thinks he can still help Rawiye.

Though not for long, Rawiye helped him a lot, and he couldn't watch her go back and waste her life...

This is also why Ivan did not join Paul's alchemy team, but ultimately accepted Rawiye's invitation to join her excavation team, the Egyptian Ministry of Magic and the official excavation team of the Gorling Palace, number 19, which is primarily responsible for the exploration east of what Rawiye and Ivan call the second excavation route.

The number of excavators is approximately 25, including 10 spellbreakers, 5 fairies and 10 logistics personnel.

There are also four alchemists hired this time, like Ivan, to form a 30-member excavation team.

The captain is a fairy whose name sounds strange, called a pendulum.

The pendulum is a typical fairy who has worked for a long time at the headquarters of the Anglican Palace, has extensive experience in the identification of jewellery and ancient relics, and is also the reason why he has been so hard to invite Ivan to join their team, probably because he knows Dumbledore better than other Egyptian wizards and fairies, and became interested in Ivan when he learned that he was recommended by Dumbledore and Nicole LeMay.

He hired Ivan for a month and paid him a thousand gold gallons.

That is, more than 30 gold gallons a day, which seems to be a lot, but not very high in the present circumstances.

You know, there's a lot of private teams out there that even offer tens of thousands of alchemists.

However, at the level of leprechaun greed and nigga, this is definitely part of the higher price currently offered by the Gurling Cabinet official.

Ivan asked privately, and the other four alchemists hired with him took less...

This is all he knew after joining this excavation team, and this fairy is really talkative.

Jong-Peng and Ivan talked about the excavation of the Sun's ruins, the alchemy agencies inside, and the current situation, the impact of Voldemort's return, concerns about the future of the Palace of Gourish, and even the legendary Hogwarts magic object, the Griffindor Sword.

As you can see, he was angry about it.

This famous sword is known to be made by fairies.

Although Gryffindor paid for it, the fairies had always insisted on their ownership of the sword, and Gryffindor had only the right to use it, returning it to the fairy after his death.

Probably other fairies, too, have been trying to get this sword back.

Ivan did not believe that the sword had now become a symbol of Gryffindor College, not to mention that after he had retrieved the sheath, Gryffindor had great magical power, and in fact, even if they returned Gryffindor's sword to the fairy, they could not keep it for long.

Gryffindor stays on top of the magic so that every real Gryffindor can pull this sword out of the yard cap.

Apart from having a special hobby for treasures and fairy products, the pendulum generally feels good for Ivan.

But he also knows that what he sees is probably just a sign.

The fairies are unreliable, and they are naturally hostile to the wizards.

Don't look at the pendulum and Ivan talking, but nobody knows what's going on in his heart.

In addition, the excavation team included a deputy captain from the Egyptian Ministry of Magic.

This is an Arab, whose name is too long, and Ivan doesn't remember, calling him Mr. Said, along with others.

Mr. Said served as deputy captain, which was also the main surveillance measure taken by the Egyptian Ministry of Magic following the Left Race. They checked Zusai's vault and found a lot of artefacts and ancient magic objects to surrender, as well as evidence that he sold them to the European family of pureblood wizards.

This gives Egyptian wizards an extraordinary distrust of fairies and finally excuses to interfere in excavations.

The Ministry of Magic dispatched special investigators to each of the excavation teams in the Gringotts to serve as deputy commanders.

But to be honest, even an outsider like Ivan thinks this Mr. Sayid is here to pull the leg.

First, as a typical Arab, he seemed unable to accept the presence of women in the excavation team, and Mr. Said had hardly ever said a word to Rawiye, had no good face for her, and had taken hostility to Ivan, who had been invited by Rawiye.

Secondly, he seems to hate fairies so much that every time he talks to a pendulum he feels angry.

Third, he seems to hate foreign wizards, especially from Europe and the United States, everywhere.

This made the eight European cursers in the excavation team awkward and marginalized by other Arabs.

Fourthly, he has no knowledge of excavating and reconciling spells, but always loves to express his opinions.

And he represents the Egyptian Ministry of Magic, an identity that gives the excavation team a lot to listen to.

Rawiye told Ivan that it was precisely because of Mr. Sayid that normal excavations were proceeding slowly.

These are the details of Gullingham's Nineteenth Excavation Team, which is troublesome, but has nothing to do with Ivan.

He doesn't intend to stay in this excavation team for long and will leave when he finds what he wants...