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OOC: No prob
"Whoa! Um- I mean- thanks ma'am" he said. He tried avoiding those small droplets flying off the goblin's ears but failed. He hoped the goblin's flu wasn't contagious, because for sure that anything these goblins had to make them sick would probably kill ordinary people like him.
Devon looked wide-eyed at the stack of gold coins the goblin put into a bag. He didn't expect that much gold. Good thing it comes in a bag, he didn't think that much coins could fit in one pocket.
He grabbed the bag staring at the paler looking goblin "You're starting to look a little funny. Hope you get to that break soon. " he said. Before he strolled to the main hall he added "More power to you, I guess. Thanks again, don't worry about the wait." Because I thoroughly enjoyed the other customer complaining about 5 galleons he thought to himself.
Devon walked to the main hall often glancing back if the goblin was winning the argument with the young man...
She frowned,
"I'm sorry." she was a total leaky mess today, but she couldn't help it. Goblins didn't take sick days even if they were sick. So she had to be at work. She gave the small boy a smile at his concern. That was nice.
"You're welcome young sir." she told him with a nod of her head.
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Deniiz Obviously it wasn't a playground. The Brazilian could see that quite clearly. No, it shouldn't be a playground, but they turned it into one. Charging someone for FIVE galleons, and then requesting none from another... such things didn't even occur in his country, and here was Gringotts, where things were taken more seriously.
Private. HMPF. On the contrary it was quite open who they favoured and who not, but he didn't tell anything. It was clear they were had a corrupt management and without anyone by his side, with his underage situation he couldn't do much. Plus, he guessed that MLE people were the security here--he didn't really know what their name were--and he had a specialty in avoiding trouble as much as he could. It just wasn't in the name of Teixeiras and Neves to get involved with security as a suspect/criminal... thus, he merely said "I won't stay in this corrupt place anyway. Have a, eh, day full of money," and with the question of 'Did she just read my mind?' left the bank never to return again.
She stood glaring at the boy with her hand raised. A single finger pointed at him. Bok was prepared to restrain him and turn him over to the MLE, well after their security was done with him.
"You didn't have a choice in staying. Just in the manner of your exit." she informed him as he stormed out of the bank. She was rather hoping he would have put up a fight.
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BtheGiant A scared looking boy and his parents walk up to the counter. Seeing as how they are a muggle family they have never delt with anything magical before today, and are rather nervous at the sight of so many goblins. They are not scared of the goblins themselves rather than the fact that, less than a month ago, humans were the only intelligent species that lived on this earth. However they swallow their fears and approach the counter. "Excuse me, I was told that this was where I could exchange my US dollars for some wizard money."
After she got herself situated back at her counter and her ears were blown she got back to work.
"How much money do you have to exchange?" she asked the little wizard.
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MahogonyMist195 Isabelle glanced nervously around at the goblins in the different teller windows. She had never seen creatures such as these, but she continued on to the fourth teller bravely.
"Hello," it came out just barely above a whisper. Isabelle cleared her throat. "Uh, hello, I was wondering if I could exchange some of my muggle money for, uh, galleons?" This was all new to her. She wasn't entirely sure what the magic money was entitled.
She leaned up so she could hear the little witch who was speaking as though her voice couldn't work.
"Well how much do you have?" she asked.