The Big Boss Behind Hogwarts

"Dragon tamer?"

Moriarty and Dumbledore said in unison, they exchanged a look, dragon trainer, the literal meaning is easy to understand.

Taming: taming, taming.

In the magic world, dragon refers to Western dragons and fire dragons. I don't know if there is Moriarty, the dragon in oriental mythology, in the magic world. Anyway, he has never seen it.

A dragon tamer means a person who tames and trains a dragon.

But what kind of person can be called a dragon trainer?

Moriarty's two pure-blood families—the Foley family and the Flint family—have relatively large dragon farms.

Moreover, they merged and opened a huge dragon farm in Romania, where there are many dragon trainers and fire dragons.

In the plot, Charlie Weasley works in a Romanian dragon farm after graduation, and it is essential to deal with fire dragons. He can do all the work of feeding fire dragons, raising fire dragons, and taking care of fire dragons.

And familiar with the habits, characteristics and physiological structure of fire dragons.

Can such a person be called a dragon tamer?

Judging from Polly's tone, it doesn't seem that simple.

Polly saw what Moriarty was thinking, and she nodded lightly: "In a corner of the future, the dragon trainer trained a large army of monsters."

"The army of monsters is raging on the ground and roaring in the sky, but the strange thing is that they rarely hurt people, and they seem to be looking for something."

"You mean looking? Doesn't that seem reasonable?"

Dumbledore straightened his glasses, and his words were incomprehensible: "The army of monsters reminds me of the fairy tales between demons and angels, and if placed in the human world, it is enough to deal a devastating blow to anyone.

If such an army of monsters really exists, it's hard for me to imagine what kind of thing can make the army of monsters choose to search instead of killing. "

"Agreed." Moriarty nodded in agreement with Dumbledore.

"Well, I thought so too at first," Polly said calmly. "Other centaurs also found it strange. Oh, by the way, by the way, the largest tribe of centaurs is in the tropical rainforest of Brazil."

"I didn't tell you this before. Now we are comrades in the same trench. I will tell my details myself. You can check it as you like."

Polly also knew that both Moriarty and Dumbledore were wizards of high status, and it was not very difficult to find out their own backgrounds. It was much better to find out by yourself than others.

This way of her also made Moriarty and Dumbledore more at ease.

Poli went on to say: "Under the conditions that all the centaurs disagreed with, the old chief made a divination. She paid the price of time and life, and finally got a result."

Polly rubbed the center of her brows in a rare way, she closed her eyes and seemed to see the old chief who had passed away, a feeling of sadness was revealed.

Moriarty and Dumbledore exchanged glances again. The centaur is good at divination and observing astrology. It can be seen that the centaur old chief must have paid a huge price.

This is even more exciting, and a great fear ensues. What will make the old chief pay the price of time and life?

Polly opened her eyes, her beautiful black pupils were emotionless, she said slowly, "Fairy!"

"Fairy?"

"Fairy?"

Moriarty and Dumbledore said at the same time that it was all so amazing.

First the dragon tamer, then the goblin?

Dumbledore quickly realized: "Is the dragon trainer a goblin?"

Moriarty followed suit: "If goblins are dragon tamers, the assumption that the armies of monsters are looking for something can be established. Every wizard knows that goblins are the most greedy creatures."

Meanwhile, Moriarty remembered the diary left by Salazar.

The third page above reads: Never trust a goblin!

Among them, will there be any connection?

Polly nodded at the two of them: "I'm glad you can think so much. After the divination, the old chief began to investigate the dragon trainer and the goblin."

"She discovered that the goblin rebellion was an organized and premeditated plan to divert the wizard's attention. I don't know what the result was, but I can be sure that someone else is behind the goblin rebellion."

Polly sighed: "Mr. Moriarty, including Mr. Dumbledore, I know that you are all outstanding students in the history of Hogwarts. Naturally, you have an instinctive trust in the knowledge in books."

"But, who says the history in the books is the real history?"

"Who can guarantee that the history we see is the real history, not what others want us to see?"

"Take the goblin rebellion in the 18th century as an example. It started when a group of young wizards pushed a goblin named Lala, nicknamed Sloppy, into a pond in Hogsmeade village."

"Lara herself has also become the leader of this rebellion. You have learned about this in History of Magic class."

Moriarty's memory is very good. He said: "Not only have I learned it, but Lara the Sloppy is even printed on the chocolate frog card. My classmates have hundreds of cards like this. He even wanted to It's on fire."

Dumbledore asked Moriarty nervously: "Did that classmate of yours burn the chocolate frog card with my picture on it?"

"No, your card is very popular among the student community." Moriarty replied politely.

"Oh, thanks Merlin!"

Dumbledore said exaggeratedly: "I wouldn't be sad if I was removed from the positions of headmaster of Hogwarts and head of the Wizengamot - as long as I don't take me off the card of the chocolate frog."

Apparently Polly couldn't understand such a joke, she was an unsmiling centaur, her face drawn tight and her lips pursed into a slit.

"Things related to the fate of mankind are in front of us, and the two of you are still in the mood to joke."

Moriarty smiled and said, "Okay, okay, let's just believe what you said, everything we discussed is based on the immortality organization."

"And the goblin may be an important member of the Immortal Organization, or the composition of the organization!"

"Why?" Moriarty's eyes lit up, "If the Immortal Life Organization is a large organization that spans countries and engages in various activities with the goal of eternal life, it must need a lot of money!"

"Where did the money come from?"

Moriarty knocked on the table, "Do members of the organization pay?"

"We have all seen the 6 members of the Blood Feast—Ye Jingyu himself has to support a large group of black wizards and mother-in-law, even if he has the power of an ancient family to support him, he can't last for ten centuries, right?

The demon monk wandered alone in Tsarist Russia, and the probability of relying on the organization is greater than feeding the organization. Eskimos live in the Arctic Circle. What profitable industry can provide funds for the organization there?

Bloodlines are in their own right, they don't donate large sums of money to the organization, and Dracula is respected and feared in the organization, I don't think the organization will force the bloodlines to provide funds. "

"So it's almost impossible for members of the organization to contribute funds."

"Then the question is, where is the source of funding for the Immortal Life Organization?"

Moriarty looked at Dumbledore and Polly with a meaningful smile, and said loudly, "Goblin! Or...Gringotts!"

Polly's eyes widened. Gringotts provided funds for the Immortal Organization, which she and her compatriots hadn't found out after decades of investigation, and they didn't expect it.

Dumbledore's eyes were changeable, flickering, obviously thinking quickly.

Moriarty was not in a hurry to say the following, but left them enough time to think.

Even Dumbledore, the greatest White Wizard, has his moments of economic weakness.

Regarding goblins and Gringotts, Moriarty has long complained.

Gringotts is essentially the bank of the wizarding world, and it is also a monopoly leader!

Needless to say how powerful the bank is in the Muggle world, wizards and Muggles live two lives, which makes most wizards unaware of the horror of Gringotts.

Wizards are used to depositing money in Gringotts, Gringotts is known as the safest place, and there have been no problems in previous goblin rebellions.

In this way, wizards always thought that goblins would not make any fuss about Gringotts.

This also has the characteristics of the goblin itself who loves money and is greedy for money.

In the words of some pure-blood patriarchs: Give those goblins a little gold and they'll kneel down and lick my boots.

Is this really the case?

If the goblin wants to do something to the wizard, he can easily cut off the wizard's economic lifeline, and the goblin doesn't even need to pay a copper coin!

Moriarty had thought about goblins and Gringotts, but he just didn't understand why goblins didn't.

Now Moriarty figured it out, what if the goblin was for the greater good!

Wizards can endure humiliation and take desperate risks for the greater good.

Who says fairies can't?

After spending ten minutes in peace, Moriarty looked at Polly: "Everything we said is just a hypothesis—dragon tamers, goblins, armies of monsters are looking for it, Gringotts is providing funds, obviously That assumption works."

"Now, a fact is needed to prove that all assumptions are established."

"That is, what do the members of the Immortal Life Organization do? Or... what are they looking for?"

(As for goblins, Chapter 5 and Chapter 6 of the first volume of this book lay the foreshadowing, and about Gringotts, the foreshadowing is laid in Chapter 10 of the first volume of this book.)