Hogwarts: I Became the Third Dark Lord

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At the same time, upon hearing Mrs. Wesley's words, Auston Greengrass on the side seemed to want to say something, but was glared at by Rozier, and Auston immediately closed his mouth.

But Wentworth shook his head calmly, looked at Bill, and said word by word:

"This time, our voodoo party really needs Mr. Bill's help!"

Seeing that Wentworth was so persistent, Mrs. Weasley seemed to want to say something more, but Bill Weisley rushed ahead of Mrs. Wesley and said:

"I don't know, what do you want me to do for you? If it's something I can do, for the sake of Hogwarts and Headmaster Dumbledore, I don't mind doing a favor. Of course, if it's..."

Before Bill Weiss had finished speaking, Wentworth interrupted Bill's words and said:

"Don't worry, we want you to help, not to harm you and the Weiss family, so it must be something you can do."

Having said that, Wentworth paused, smiled lightly, and continued:

"If we really want to harm you and the Weiss family, it really doesn't need to be so troublesome!"

Hearing what Wentworth said, Mrs. Weiss and Bill Weiss were all silent for a while.

The Battle of the Ministry of Magic a year ago, Arthur Weiss came, but he was there, Arthur once described the battle in detail to them, the day that the black veil covered London, to the officials of the British Ministry of Magic , leaving an indelible impression.

Thinking of this, Bill Weiss smiled wryly, and then asked:

"Tell me about your purpose, Mr. Grindelwald, what do you want me to do for you?"

At this time, Bill Weiss did not treat Wentworth in front of him as an ordinary child at all, so he directly used honorifics.

Hearing what Bill Weiss said, Wentworth first said:

"Bill, don't be so pretentious. In fact, I would rather you call me Wentworth than Mr. Grindelwald."

Seeing that Bill Weiss came and nodded, he agreed, although Wentworth continued to speak:

"I hope that you can use your contacts in Gringotts, especially in the Curse Breakers, to help me find out where a person is going!"

While Wentworth was talking, Auston Greengrass took out two photos from his body and handed them to Wentworth.

Wentworth first took out Abernathy's photo, pointed to Abernathy in the photo and said:

"This man is a backbone of our voodoo party and an elder I respect very much. Not long ago, for some reason, he used transformation magic to enter Gringotts."

Having said that, Wentworth took out another photo, which showed a middle-aged man with a hooked nose. Wentworth continued:

"This is the image he used when he applied for Gringotts' spellbreaker, but shortly after he entered Gringotts under the pseudonym Arteta, he suddenly disappeared inexplicably, and there was no news at all."

"The most incredible thing for us is that on the day he disappeared, we had at least three wizards from the Witchcraft Party who had been cruising inside and outside Gringotts, but found nothing unusual."

Having said that, Wentworth stopped talking, then looked at Bill Weiss and said:

"You know, only Gringotts can do this quietly in Gringotts."

Bill Weiss nodded, agreed with Wentworth's statement, and asked rhetorically at the same time:

"So, you want me to help find out the whereabouts of this wizard?"

Wentworth nodded with a smile, and said:

"That's right."

But surprisingly, Bill Weiss shook his head and refused without hesitation, and said:

"I am sorry, Wentworth, but I cannot do this favor,

I'm an employee of Gringotts on a Gringotts salary, so no matter what happens to your people in Gringotts, I can't give away news of my employer! "

Speaking of this, Bill Weiss came to find that although Wentworth on the opposite side was expressionless, Auston Greengrass on the side already looked angry. Bill Weiss came to sigh After taking a breath, he went on to say:

"Wentworth, believe me, Gringotts' money is not so easy to get. You have no idea how strict Gringotts' defense is!"

Hearing what Bill Weiss said, Wentworth was taken aback for a moment, and then burst out laughing. After a long time, Wentworth stopped smiling and snapped his fingers lightly. Afterwards, Oss Don Greengrass took out a cloth bag from his arms.

Alston opened the cloth bag, and then, there was a dense collision sound, and a large stack of Galleons was dumped on the table, and the entire Burrow was illuminated by this golden light.

Wentworth pointed to Jin Gallon on the table, and said:

"Bill, as long as you can find out about Abernathy, then these are all yours!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill looked at Jin Gallon on the table, couldn't help swallowing, but finally said:

"I'm sorry, Wentworth, but I cannot-"

However, before Bill finished speaking, Wentworth suddenly interrupted and said:

"These are deposits. When we rescue our people, Jin Gallon, double!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill admitted that he was shaken, but at this moment, Wentworth continued:

"Besides, do you think that we can pay such a high price for a piece of news? Do you think our Wuzi Party will be short of money? We are not very interested in the Galleon in Gringotts!"

"Money? We have plenty!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill looked at Wentworth with some doubts, and asked:

"Then what exactly are you going to do?"

But Wentworth shook his head, and didn't answer Bill's question, but said indifferently:

"This is a secret, believe me, Bill, I won't tell you, it's for your own good! Now, tell me your answer, as long as you nod, these Galleons will all be yours!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, recalling the difficult financial conditions at home, just when Bill couldn't help nodding, he heard his mother say:

"I'm sorry, Wentworth, I want to ask, can you wait for a while, we need to ask someone for his opinion on the matter of helping!"

Hearing Mrs. Weisley's words, Wentworth nodded indifferently, while Bill at the side saw his mother take out a pen and paper and was about to write a letter, so he couldn't help but said:

"Mom, father should be back soon, you don't need to..."

It's just that before Bill finished speaking, he heard Mrs. Wesley say:

"Who told you I was going to ask your father?"