which the Central Bank would refuse to open a bank account for anyone. Of course, Draco was a minor, but at that moment he was with his legal guardian and mentor, so age should not have been an obstacle. Bleist also saw no other reason why this situation would be possible.
-I'm sorry, but I don't think I understand, - Darius began, looking somewhat ominously at his long-time banker.
-I'll explain right away,- Julius said before the colonel could say another word. -We cannot open a new account for young Mr. Ignis because our bank only allows one account per person.- Darius froze, about to speak. He looked at his student, who was watching the Hunter with obvious curiosity.
-But I don't have an account, Mr Erth.- Draco seemed no less surprised than Bleist.- As far as I know, my aunt has one, but she hardly ever uses it.- He added, as if trying to explain himself.- I think there's been a mistake.
-Oh, but there's no mistake about it.- The Hunter took a piece of paper out of the folder he had brought with him.- Account holder 72/335/21D: Draco Ignis, raised in Dagos under the care of his aunt Nasuya Aclis. Previously residing in Dagos on Etheil II Square, currently on the Ed'heere estate in Atlantis. Legal guardian: Colonel of the Azure Guard, Earl Ed'heere Darius Bleist. Race: fire dragon. Distinguishing features: black scales and golden irises in dragon form, magical abilities.- Erth looked up from the piece of paper and looked at the boy.- Is something incorrect?
-No.- Draco looked uncertainly at Darius. He seemed a little embarrassed and perhaps a little worried.
-I see that good news quickly finds its way to the right place.- Bleist was not at all surprised that the Hunters already knew everything, especially if they had been watching the boy before.
-That's our job.- Julius smiled again and looked back at the piece of paper. -According to the instructions we received from the previous owner of the account, the father of young master Ignis, in the event of inheritance, the account is
