The Occult Warlock of Hogwarts

"It doesn't seem to be of any use," Hermione said after carefully cleaning the Ravenclaw diadem and reinforcing the rope that trapped the mongrel goblins. "They still have the same IQ - magic can't be used, and elementary school math problems can't be solved.

I can't learn it, and my memory has not been enhanced... Also, I have to remind you, don't forget the more important things, the problem of Gringotts, and the evidence of the goblin."

DeWitt said: "This is not a big deal, we should not be worried." He walked around the group of hateful-looking mongrel goblins and continued: "The important thing is - how should I treat Gringotts.

When I went to Gringotts for the first time before I entered school, I was dissatisfied with the service attitude of those goblins. For a moment, I thought - one day I might rob Gringotts."<

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"You are really lawless," Hermione said quietly, "but I probably know what you are going to say."

DeWitt didn't pay attention to the complaints in Hermione's tone. As he spoke, his tone became irritated: "I was a little impatient when they asked us to go back to get our IDs, and then what? They could obviously use a sentence

Tips to save us the time of running away, but they don’t explain clearly! Of course, this can be tolerated, but then what? They want to deceive us! Not only do they want to deceive us, but they also want to rob us... This

Jin, is he the only fairy here?"

"If we only talk about blood, then it is the only goblin here," Hermione replied, but she had never found a chance to talk about what she had just learned from Chrysostom, so now she immediately added, "But something like it

Goblins are not a minority. They have lived from a long time ago to the present. For example, Jin - it has experienced the days when the "Secret Law" was not implemented. At that time, it was much easier for ordinary people to disappear than it is now - of course, it is not the case for ordinary people to disappear now.

Little - Ordinary people at that time were often in danger from magic, such as being used as consumables and used in experiments..."

"No wonder," DeWitt understood. "No wonder you didn't have the slightest intention to stop me."

"This is about racial stance. At this time, I think it's better for me to give up some of my pity." Hermione was obviously hesitant. "Generally speaking, by this time, the vast majority of goblins have realized that they cannot fight against wizards."

, and the two largest goblin rebellions in the 17th and 18th centuries also caused them heavy casualties. More than a hundred years ago, at Hogwarts, goblins and dark wizards cooperated to cause quite a disturbance, and now

, "The Daily Prophet" has also speculated that some violent gangs composed of goblins are still operating in the dark... However, after interrogating Jin this time, it should be confirmed that large-scale gangs do not exist. Goblins who dare to resist are all

It is almost dead, like Jin... Even though it is angry at the dominance of wizards in the magical world, it has no courage or ideas to resist. It only dares to threaten 'Mudblood' wizards like me."

Hermione said sarcastically, "In order to live a better life, even wizards like me don't dare to cause real harm unless they think they are exercising their power."

"Like Ludo Bagman?"

"Jin didn't do this," Hermione told DeWitt, "but it provided some assistance. Let's not talk about that first. Let's talk about this group of mixed-blood goblins controlled by it... What should we do?"

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"You know what I'm going to say, right?" DeWitt raised his palm and cut it downward, "Get rid of it."

Hermione couldn't bear it, and she said: "But the reason why they are like this is because they are uneducated, and everything they do is based on instinct..."

"It doesn't matter even if they have caused harm to other people living normal lives in the past and in the future?"

Hermione still remembered what King said. The old goblin said that these hybrid goblins would have violent and bloodthirsty impulses because of the blood of the other party. They broke into Rita Skeeter in order to avenge Ludo Bagman.

At home, a bastard trampled to death Rita Skeeter, who had turned into a beetle because she violated her contract. Looking further back, this place is not without human beings who accidentally entered it, and most of the humans who entered were ordinary people.

They never went out again, and their fate is obvious. If you dig down at the back wall of the house, you can still find bones that have not completely degraded.

Looking at Hermione who fell silent, DeWitt said understandingly: "The air here is really bad, why don't you go out first, and then I will check the clues and look for some valuable things that have been hidden before going out.

How about looking for you?"

Hermione walked back the same way without saying a word. She walked out of the cave and leaned against a tree. She wanted to avoid the noise inside the goblin's lair, but she still couldn't help but prick up her ears and listen - she heard bursts of noise coming from inside.

There was an explosion, which made her a little worried, and then there was a slight buzzing, but there was no scream, and she felt relieved again. Finally, she felt that the magic in this area disappeared, like a bubble covering herself in the sun.

Destruction. DeWitt came out from behind. He was the only one who came out, and the cave completely disappeared, as if it had never appeared. Hermione took a deep breath, and then said to DeWitt: "I will continue what I just said.

Talk."

Neither of the two people talked about how to deal with the mongrel goblin in the cave. Hermione just gave a clue: "The letter written in goblin language was written by Jin to the goblin on the other side - he became Ludo at the Quidditch World Cup.

·The goblins who are Bagman's creditors also have some potential relationship with Gringotts. These goblins who lend money to wizards do not have an explicit identity as belonging to Gringotts, but they are protected by Gringotts and transfer their proceeds to Gringotts.

Lingge sharing..."

"Temporary work," DeWitt simply summed it up, "is a routine operation to avoid risks."

"You are really good at summarizing," Hermione heard the deeper meaning, "and then, let's talk about the strange concepts of goblins, for example - they believe that the owner of an item belongs to the maker of the item, and buying

The wizards or others who own this item only borrow it for a short period of time. They only have the right to use it and have no right to give it away or sell it to other individuals. However, their price is actually the price for obtaining complete ownership in the eyes of others.

For example, Gryffindor's sword - the goblins have always been worried about being unable to recover this treasure, and this is also one of the causes of the goblin rebellion..."

"I also listen carefully in class," DeWitt said euphemistically, "Why don't you speed up the pace?"

"Don't worry," Hermione said, glaring at DeWitt, "It is precisely because of this concept that after Ludo Bagman made money from Fred and George's bet, those who participated in the Quidditch World Cup

The goblins who collect debts from Ludo Bagman believe that they are the 'producers' of the Triwizard Tournament - the reason is that if Ludo Bagman did not owe a large sum of money at the Quidditch World Cup,

He would not set up the Triwizard Tournament gambling game in this way - after all, nominally, the leader of the Triwizard Tournament gambling game is Ludo Bagman."