Chapter 710 Efficacy of Ecstasy

Fred used a comprehensible expression, "Although we want to make money, we don't really want to trick them. These wizards are too weak. Buying some props in a short time is much more useful than their own magic. When it's critical, I can help them a lot."

"An anti-spell suit can block a spell, then immediately use a stealth smoke grenade, so wizards can find a place to hide right away. If they move fast enough, they can even look for a chance to Apparate."

"And our decoy bombs, just taken off the shelves, look,"

Fred pointed to a bunch of grotesque, black owl-like things that looked like they were ready to run away, "You just threw one out secretly, and it ran away quickly, making a loud noise, and at Divert someone's attention when you need it."

"These things, combined with anti-curse suits and stealth smoke bombs, are enough to allow wizards to survive the most dangerous sneak attack." Fred nodded and said with satisfaction, "Although we also made a lot of money, But none of our money was made in vain.”

"It's really convenient," Harry exclaimed.

"Here," Joe said, grabbing two decoy bombs and throwing them at Harry.

"I just hope that Voldemort doesn't really have a whim to attack ordinary wizards." George was speechless for a while, and he was too lazy to pay attention to the troubles of those cheating wizards.

At this time, a young witch with short blond hair stuck her head in from behind the curtain, also wearing a magenta shop robe.

"There's a customer outside who wants a joke cauldron, Mr. Weasley and Mr. Weasley," she said, smiling.

Fred and Joe are both called "Mr. Weasley", which makes people feel very funny.

This time, whether it is from the appearance or the name, they have really become one person, but they themselves accepted the title calmly.

"Okay, Verity, I'll be right here," said Jo at once. "I'll go to work first. You can take whatever you want, okay? You don't have to pay."

"How about that!" said Harry, who had already pulled out his wallet and paid for the decoy bomb exactly.

"You don't need to spend money here," Fred said firmly, waving away Harry's gold coins.

Harry thought for a while, "Okay, next time I'll treat you to barbecue."

"That's really good." Fred and Joe said with satisfaction. "We were all shown off by Ron over the summer vacation."

Joe went through the curtains to help the customers pick their merchandise, and Fred led them back to the store in front. He found Hermione staring thoughtfully at the patented Daydream Charm.

"Haven't you found our special 'Wonder Witch' product?" Fred asked, "Come with me, I'll show you something special..."

Near the window, there was a row of dazzling pink glass bottles, surrounded by a group of excited girls, chattering and laughing.

Hermione hesitated to step forward, looking very alert.

"Go and have a look," Fred said triumphantly. "The highest level of infatuation potion you can't find anywhere else."

Hermione raised an eyebrow suspiciously. "Does it work?"

"It goes without saying that each effect can last up to twenty-four hours, depending on the boy's weight."

"And how charming that girl is." Joe suddenly appeared beside them again.

"I mean, does it work for girls?" Hermione asked again.

"Of course, it depends on the weight of the girl and the attractiveness of the boy." Fred raised his eyebrows and said disapprovingly.

"I mean, girl on girl, will it work?"

After speaking, Hermione looked away, and she asked casually, "What are those?"

She pointed to a huge pile of fluff balls in shades of pink and purple, screeching screeching as they rolled to and fro at the bottom of a cage.

"Girl to girl." Fred was taken aback. "Honestly, it's up to me."

He turned his head,

Looking at George curiously, "Can love potions be used between the same sex?"

"Ecstasy, let's think about it." George tilted his chin slightly. "The formula contains pearl powder, mimosa.... From a theoretical and medicinal point of view, Ecstasy should be unisex. So It can also be used between people of the same sex.”

"Given the level of same-sex attraction, though, the relationship between girls and girls is usually very close. Ecstasy should work on girls on girls. As for boys on boys, it should not work. "George thought about it. "Well, that's all."

"That's really good." Fred turned his eyes to Hermione and asked curiously, "So, which girl do you want to use the erotic drug on?"

Hermione ignored Fred's question, and continued to poking at those pink and purple fluff balls casually.

"That's a pygmy puffer," Joe glanced there. "The miniature puffer, we're trying to make them breed faster, and they're very popular pets for girls."

"They're so cute!" Hermione put a finger into the cage and watched the dwarf puppies all around.

Seeing that Hermione didn't answer his question, Fred turned his head to Harry again, and he asked Harry, who was standing on the shelf next to him.

"Harry, do you want some of this?"

"What?" Harry walked over curiously.

"Harry doesn't need this, he's already able to charm girls." Qiao said brightly.

"Haha, that's right." Fred smiled knowingly.

Harry scratched his head inexplicably, wondering what they were laughing at.

Fred looked at George, and wisely did not mention it, and asked George to buy a little love potion.

At this time, Ron suddenly appeared beside George with a pile of merchandise in his arms.

"A total of three Galleons, nine Sikos, and one Nat," Fred said, looking carefully at the large and small boxes in Ron's arms, "pay for it."

"I'm your brother!" Ron said dissatisfiedly.

"Yes, the younger brother who has been showing off to us all summer vacation. Since it is my dear brother, then you can pay three Galleons and nine sicos. That Nat will be waived for you." Fred said lightly. on.

"Four gold Galleons, don't look for them." Ron slapped the four gold Galleons on the table.

Fred didn't care about Ron's dissatisfaction. He easily put Jin Galleon into his pocket, "Who will have trouble with money."

"I want a pygmy puffer."

Hermione poked a pink fluff ball and asked Fred, "Just this one, how much?"