Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, chapter five.

They came to a snow-white building, which was much higher than the surrounding shops. Standing by the shiny bronze gate, wearing a crimson and golden uniform is-"Ah, that's the devil." Hagrid said softly, and at the same time climbed the white stone steps and walked to the devil. The devil is probably a head shorter than Harry. He has a clever black face and a pointed beard. Harry noticed that his fingers and feet are very long.

The devil bowed to them when they came in. Now they face the second door, which is silver and engraved with some words: Come in, stranger, but please pay attention to the consequences of greed.

For those who only know how to take, but don't know how to pay, they will certainly get the severest retribution.

So if you're looking for hidden wealth that doesn't belong to you.

Thief, then you should be careful to find more than just treasure.

"Like I said, if you want to rob it, you are really crazy." Hagrid said.

When they passed through the silver gate, two demons bowed to them. Then they came to a hall made entirely of marble. About a hundred demons sat on the high stool behind the counter, scribbling books, weighing coins with brass scales and studying the gems carefully with magnifying glasses. There are countless doors leading to this hall, but more demons lead people in and out of these doors. Hagrid and Harry went straight to the counter.

"Good morning." Hagrid said to a demon who had nothing to do, "Let's take some money from Harry Potter's safe." "Do you have a key? Sir? "

"It's here somewhere," said Hagrid, and then began to take out what was in his pocket and put it on the counter. Handfuls of moldy dog biscuits were scattered on the devil's ledger, and the devil quickly covered his nose. Harry saw the demons on their right, weighing a pile of rubies as big as hot coal.

"Here it is." Hagrid finally found the little golden key.

The devil looked at the key carefully.

"It seems to meet the requirements."

"I also brought a letter from Professor Dumbledore," Hagrid said casually. "It's about the thing in vault 7 13." The devil read the letter carefully.

"Very good." Then he returned the letter to Hagrid. "I'll send someone to take you to these two warehouses. Grihawk! " Grihawk is another demon. Hagrid immediately put all the dog biscuits back in his pocket, and then followed Grihawk out of the door with Harry.

"What the hell is that vault 7 13 thing?" Harry asked.

"I can't tell you," said Hagrid mysteriously. "This matter must be kept secret. Dumbledore trusts me and I have no right to tell you. " Grihawk, they opened the door. Harry was very surprised. He thought he could see more marbles, but now they are in a narrow stone passage illuminated by a burning torch. The passage here extends down very steeply, and there are some small tracks on the ground. Grihawk whistled and a car came towards them along the track.

They climbed up-Harry looked a little struggling-and then the car started.

At first, they just passed through some labyrinthine passages. Harry tried to remember, turn left, turn right, turn right, turn left, cross, turn right, turn right again, but it was almost impossible. The speeding car seems to know its own way, because Grihawk didn't drive it at all.

The cold air blowing angrily stung Harry's eyes, but he tried to open them. Once, he thought he saw a fire at the end of the path and turned to see if it was a dragon, but it was too late. They drove deeper than the underground lake, where huge stalactites and stalagmites emerged from the ceiling and underground.

"I never knew the difference between stalactites and stalagmites," Harry said loudly, his voice drowned out the noise of cars.

"There is an m in the word stalactite," said Hagrid. "Don't ask me questions. I think I'm sick. " It does look blue. When the car stopped at a small door, Hagrid came out. He had to lean against the wall to prevent his knees from shaking.

Grihawk unlocked the lock and a burst of green smoke rolled out. Harry was a little out of breath when it dispersed. There are piles of gold coins, a silver coin and many copper coins in the house.

"It's all yours." Hagrid said with a smile.

This is all Harry's.-I can't believe it. The Dursleys couldn't have known this, or they took it away from him in the blink of an eye. Do they often complain that Harry makes them spend a lot of money to save money? In short, there has been such a large amount of wealth buried under the gates of London.

Hagrid helped Harry put some money in the bag.

"The gold ones are called sailing coins," he explained. "17 sickle coin is equal to a sailboat coin, and 29 carats is equal to a sailboat coin. It's simple. Well, this money is enough to pay for two semesters. We will keep the rest of the money for you. " He turned to Grihawk. "Now please take us to the vault 7 13. Can we walk a little slower? " "There is only one speed." Grihawk said.

They continued to ride, faster. The air became colder and colder as they roared past corner after corner. Their car rattled past an underground valley. Harry leaned over to see what was in the dark valley, but Hagrid grabbed him by the neck and pulled him back.

No keyhole found in vault 7 13.

"Stand back," Grihawk said gravely. He tapped on the door with his slender fingers and opened it.

"If anyone tries to do this except Grihawk's demon, he will be hit by a door and fall into a trap." Grihawk said.

"How often do you check to see if anyone is inside?" Harry asked.

"About once every ten years." Grihawk said, with a sly smile.

Harry is convinced that there must be something different hidden in this high-level secret room. He bent down eagerly, expecting to see at least some excellent gems-although at first he thought the room was empty.

But he noticed a dirty little package wrapped in brown leather paper on the floor. Hagrid picked it up and put it in his clothes. Harry wants to know what's in the package, but he also knows it's best not to ask.

"Come on, come back to this terrible car. Don't talk to me on the way back. If I can keep my mouth shut, I will feel better. " Hagrid said.

After another violent car trip, in the blink of an eye, they stood outside the sunny green Gaussian door. At first, Harry didn't know which way to go. This is not because he has a big bag of money now, and he doesn't need to know how many sailboat coins are equal to how many pounds to ensure that he has more money than before, which is more than the whole of Delhi.