"Stop! Stop it! Oh, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah!"

The bookstore manager clasped the monster book in his hand tightly with both hands, grabbed it and smashed it against the bookcase on the side. Then he took out a palm-wide leather belt from nowhere and tied it tightly.

After finishing all this, the manager threw the tied monster book aside and slid to the ground as if he was exhausted.

"I swear! I'll never buy this stuff again! Never again! It's such a mess!"

The bookstore manager sat on the ground and panted for a while, then got up from the ground cursing, still complaining incessantly.

"That time we bought two hundred copies of "The Invisible Book of Invisibility" and spent a lot of money, but we couldn't even find a shadow... I thought it couldn't be worse than that..."

Only then did Harry and Professor McGonagall understand the reason for the manager's desperate expression just now.

"There are two more copies of "Looking Through the Fog to See the Future," right? You've started taking divination classes, right?"

The manager took off his gloves, and as he spoke, he turned around and walked in, putting all the divination books at the back.

Then he saw that Fei Xu had picked up the "Monster Book of Monsters" that he had just thrown on the ground and was untying the belt on it.

"Merlin's beard! No ahhhhhhh——!!!"

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Chapter completed!