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... p>   "Old Tom, see what good things I brought you?" Ted held up a delicate porcelain wine bottle.

   "Um~ this is..." Old Tom asked himself after tasting wine for decades, but he really didn't know what wine it was.

  Ted shook the porcelain bottle in his hand, "The specialty of the Celestial Dynasty, Lao Baigan~"

  Ted has lived in the magic world for more than a year, especially his work experience in Diagon Alley, which gave him a deep feeling for prices.

  Many th ...

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