Hiding in Hogwarts as a professor

Just when the business was settled and Ingus sent the goblin to count the bags of gems and currency in stock, Tver seemed to suddenly remember something and talked about his purpose in an understatement.

“By the way, I also need to go to Bellatrix Lestrange’s vault.”

Ingus’s raised hand paused, and he looked back at Tver playfully.

“Impossible!” Griphook shouted immediately, “Only Lestrange can enter her own vault. This is the rule that Gringotts relies on to survive!”

“Even if we just closed a big deal that could last for many years?”

Griphook glanced at the bag full of gems in his hand and immediately hesitated.

He wanted to say that he wanted these gems without breaking Gringotts’ rules.

But considering Tver’s threat just now, and…

It’s too much to give!

“Mr. Foley’s purpose today is actually for Mrs. Lestrange, right?”

Ingus sat down again with a chuckle and resumed the negotiation scene just now.

“To be precise, it’s for something in her vault.” Tver admitted generously.

When talking to such an old fox, being secretive will easily arouse suspicion, so it is better to just put the chips on the table.

“Are you sure that item was always in the vault?”

“Very sure.”

“In this case, let’s ask Griphook to take a few people there.” Ingus glanced at Griphook.

The indifference in the words was as if they were just chatting about today’s weather, rather than privately opening a guest’s vault.

“But what if Mrs. Lestrange realizes…” Griphook asked worriedly.

It is not impossible that Gringotts embezzled the vault, but that was after ensuring that the owner of the vault was dead and had no heirs.

“She has no chance to find out. Even if she is released from prison in the future, Mr. Foley will definitely not mind handling this little trouble for us.”

Ingus gave Tver a sly smile.

The meaning in the smile is that if Lestrange comes to the door, these goblins will never hide their identity for him.

“Of course, we are business partners.” Tver stood up nonchalantly and gave him a warm smile in return.

Ingus’s smile disappeared immediately, he was silent for a while, and waved his hand helplessly.

“Go ahead, Griphook, and bring these ‘partners’ over.”

Greed, Ingus thought of this word with emotion. If the goblins are going to perish, it must be because of their greedy nature.

But he wasn’t going to say no.

Which fairy can refuse shiny gold coins and gems?

Griphook couldn’t refuse now. He silently picked up a small bag and walked in front, leading them out of the office and into the hall again.

Unlike when Tver first arrived, there were only three of them left among the originally sparse guests.

“It’s already time for the goblins to get off work.”

“By the way, what will you do after get off work?” Tver asked curiously.

He is usually a relatively homely wizard. The few times he went to bars and other places, he rarely saw goblins.

Griphook opened a simple door for the three of them, revealing a narrow stone corridor in front of them, as well as torches on both sides that illuminated it brightly.

“What do you think? Whatever wizards do after get off work, goblins will do. Don’t always look at us strangely!”

The stone corridor is a steep descent with a small railway extending below.

After finishing speaking, Griphook whistled, and a small cart rushed towards them along the railway and stopped accurately in front of them.

“I really don’t know what ordinary wizards do at night. I usually read a book, are you too?”

Like a curious baby, Tver looked around and continued to ask, then followed everyone and climbed into the car.

The car is not spacious, but it is not crowded either.

Griphook glanced at him speechlessly.

“The goblin’s eyes are for identifying gems, not for reading!”

He suddenly pulled the lever and led them forward quickly on the railway track.

After the railway travels for a certain distance, various branches appear. Such branches form a complex underground network like a maze.

But the cart seemed to know the road, and it naturally led them forward without the need for a pull ring to control it.

“Wealthy families usually have a forge to make some interesting fairy iron tools. Of course, the materials are hard to find now, so everyone makes small things like badges.”

“And during most of the rest time, the goblins were either drinking and chatting outside, or exploring some ancient magical mysteries discovered during the day.”

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This is also one of the sources of Gringotts’ wealth. ”

The cold air whizzed past, causing Tver’s eyes to hurt.

With a wave of his hand, an iron armor spell covering the entire car blocked out the cold wind.

“Is the profit high?”

Griphook was shocked by the exquisiteness of his spell casting, and it took him a while to come back to his senses.

“It used to be good, but now as more and more ruins are excavated, the harvest has become less and less.”

“If I have an order for magic iron tools that I want to give to the fairies, and we can provide the materials, will you accept it?” Tver asked with interest.

Now that he has money, he no longer cares about the expensive price of goblin creations.

It’s just that Griphook has never encountered such a proud customer, and for a moment he didn’t know how to answer.

“Well, I’m not sure what their opinions are. I don’t think so, right?”

At this time, as they fell deeper and deeper into the ground, a fire dragon appeared in front of them.

It seemed that they had arrived at Gringotts’ deepest vault.

The scales on the fire dragon’s body have become pale and loose with age, and its two cloudy pink eyes have a sense of powerlessness. Both hind legs are wearing heavy shackles, and the thick chains on them are connected to huge stakes driven deeply into the stone ground.

The fire dragon seemed to have discovered them, turned its scarred head suddenly, and let out a roar that made the car tremble, followed by a scorching fire.

But whether it was because they were too far away or because Tver’s armor spell was too powerful, the temperature above didn’t reach them at all.

“Don’t worry, I’ll get it under control.”

Pulling the ring quickly took out some small metal utensils from the small bag he was carrying, and shook them with a crisp tinkling sound.

It’s just that Tver and the others didn’t take it, but looked at the fire dragon with interest, without any fear on their faces.

It’s so funny that the three of them can’t even kill a healthy fire dragon alone, not to mention that this fire dragon is covered in cuts and bruises.

Griphook awkwardly put away the jingle piece. At this time, the car slowly stopped in front of a vault door engraved with complex patterns, but strangely, it was a wooden door.

Griphook got out of the car first and pressed his hand on the center of the vault door.

“There’s so much magic on it that I can’t even recognize it. All I know is that, except for the goblins of Gringotts, anyone else who does this will be sucked in by the door and trapped inside, unable to get out.” Ring said proudly.

Tver did not refute him this time, but watched the vault door disappear and nodded in agreement.

There is indeed a lot of magic on it. Before he understands it, he will not be able to get any benefits even if he presses it rashly.

Sensing Griphook’s identity, the door disappeared, and a deep hole appeared in Tver’s sight.

“Fluorescence.”

A bright ball of light appeared on the ceiling, showing them every inch of the secrets in the vault.

Tver saw stuffed gold coins and gold goblets, silver armor, the furs of various exotic animals, crystal potions, and even a skull still wearing a crown.

As if he couldn’t wait any longer, Malvolio walked in first.

“There are only simple fire spells and copying spells, but what does the Hufflepuff Gold Cup you mean look like?”

After sniffing it, he could clearly distinguish the little magic inside.

“It’s very simple. He is the only one who has not been cast.” Tver chuckled and pointed to the gold cup placed in the corner.