Hogwarts: Why do you call me the Demon King?

What pained them even more was what came next, because the Death Eaters' actions fully exposed Gringotts' lapses in security regarding the vault.

It's just a few Death Eaters; Voldemort is no longer at his most powerful.

If they can't even handle Death Eaters of this caliber, and in the end they even got their vault set on fire, what will happen if the bandits become even stronger in the future? Won't they be able to come and go from Gringotts' vault whenever they want?

Furthermore, how was Gringotts' goblin manager able to open such a heavily guarded vault without needing any tokens?

This can no longer be explained by negligence; it fully demonstrates that Gringotts is unreliable.

It would be incredibly foolish for an ordinary wizard to entrust his life and possessions to a group of fairies.

Right now, Gringotts Magical Bank's most urgent need is to salvage its precarious reputation.

Before that, their first challenge is the investigation and accountability from the Ministry of Magic.

The Death Eaters are definitely out of the question, but Scrimgeour's trip wasn't entirely fruitless.

He walked up to the fairy manager, a huge shadow looming over him.

"Come with us. The Ministry of Magic needs your and Gringotts' explanation."

Why did the Death Eaters get to the vault area so easily?

Why were you able to open the Lestrange family vault without any Lestrange family member or token?

Also, why did they choose you to open the vault door?

At this moment, the fairy manager suddenly realized that her ordeal was not over yet, but had just begun.

"I...I've been hit by those dark wizards' Imperishable Curse!" the fairy manager stammered.

“I know, I know,” Scrimgeour said impatiently, then ordered his men to tie up the goblin manager.

The Aurors' "binding" of wizards and magical creatures is not as simple as just binding them with ropes or handcuffs.

Especially restraint tools for fairies.

The Ministry of Magic's specially made magical torture devices prevent those who are detained from using magic.

Casting spells without a staff or without sound won't work either.

The essence of magical torture devices is to solidify the flowing, boiling magic power within a wizard or magical creature, thereby rendering it unusable and unresponsive.

The Aurors' process of taking the goblin manager from Gringotts went very smoothly; none of the goblins they could see dared to look them in the eye.

It felt like the Aurors were the teachers in class who were about to ask questions, and the goblins were the students with empty heads.

In order to avoid being called on by the teacher, they all tried their best to avoid any eye contact with the teacher.

Everyone knows that making eye contact with the teacher at this moment is no different from raising your hand to tell the teacher that you want to speak.

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Isaac and his group returned to the temporary safe house.

"The British magical community is about to descend into chaos; we have to leave," Abernathy said bluntly.

"This event was great. Here is my contact information. Isaac, please remember to write to me when you have time."

Abernathy produced a slip of paper with his personal contact address on it.

This is clearly Abernathy's private contact address.

Writing to the office of the Auror Chief of the Bulgarian Ministry of Magic wouldn't be out of the question, but that would mean Isaac's letter would be mixed up with other official correspondence.

Providing a private contact address indicates that they endorse Isaac to some extent.

Whether he was the second prophet or the successor Grindelwald chose for himself, it doesn't matter.

At least in their eyes, Grindelwald, the eternal leader of the saints, still had such a sharp eye.

Not only Abernathy, but several other old wizards also gave Isaac their private contact information.

They even invited Isaac to vacation on their property.

The way these old wizards looked at Isaac was nothing like how elders would look at a junior.

This look seems more like an endorsement of the leader's successor.

Wait, the leader?!

As Dumbledore's subordinate, how could Snape not know about Dumbledore's past?

Some confidential information is certainly not easy to find out, nor is it necessary to find out.

Snape, however, had a very deep impression of Dumbledore's publicly known resume, if not memorized it perfectly.

What does the Chocolate Frog card say about Dumbledore?

Albus Dumbledore, the current headmaster of Hogwarts.

Recognized as the greatest wizard of our time,

Dumbledore's well-known contributions include:

In 1945, he defeated the dark wizard Grindelwald.

Twelve uses for dragon blood were discovered.

He and his partner Nicolas Flamel were highly successful in alchemy.

Professor Dumbledore was fond of chamber music and ten-pin rolls.

Look, Dumbledore's greatest contribution to the wizarding world, listed first, is defeating the dark wizard Grindelwald in 1945.

Conversely, Voldemort didn't even qualify for a Chocolate Frog card.

It's important to know that at the height of the Death Eaters' power, the only ones leading the charge, besides the Aurors from the Ministry of Magic, were Dumbledore's Order of the Phoenix.

Snape's eyes were vacant, but his mind was racing. The dark wizard Grindelwald...

Grindelwald.

The old saints that Venda had brought soon left England using the door key and went home.

In the eyes of their families, these old men had simply spent the morning working overtime in their study.

As for Professor Venda and Professor Snape, they returned to Hogwarts with Isaac.

With the serious incidents of Death Eater attacks, robberies, and arson occurring in Diagon Alley, former Death Eaters throughout Britain will certainly be questioned one by one.

If it were just the "Reappearance of Bones" that was launched, it wouldn't be so exaggerated. The most deadly thing was the Fiery Blaze that Isaac set off.

No matter how much Fudge tried to appease him, the major terrorist attack that nearly devastated the British wizarding world occurred during his tenure, so he had to show the appropriate attitude.

Otherwise, Dumbledore wouldn't even need to intervene; public opinion within the wizarding world alone would be enough to force him to resign.

Chapter 117 Dumbledore, are you going to destroy the wizarding world?!

Putting aside the turmoil at the Ministry of Magic, the first thing Snape did upon returning to Hogwarts was to go to the Hogwarts library to look up information.

Hogwarts' library is the largest library in the entire UK, and even Snape sometimes had to go to the restricted section to look up some information.

Hogwarts collaborates with major bookstores and publishers, and each year the Hogwarts library adds some of the new books published that year.

In the Hogwarts library, young wizards can even find Lockhart's "works".

Speaking of which, Lockhart's novels were quite popular among young wizards, especially young witches who particularly loved Lockhart's books.

Strictly speaking, Lockhart is practically the Guo Jingming of the wizarding world; even their books have similar origins.

This time, Snape didn't go to the forbidden section, but to the history of magic bookshelf.

The Hogwarts library has an exceptionally comprehensive collection of books on the history of magic. Unless it's exam week or exam month, nobody wants to read this dry history of magic.

Even Hermione is no exception to this.

Time is a precious thing for Hermione. If she has free time, she would rather read books about Transfiguration or Charms.

Even works on potions and herbs are acceptable.

Unless it's for an exam, Hermione at most listens attentively in class and reviews her notes after class.

As for finding extracurricular books on the history of magic, forget about it.

Since few students borrowed books related to the history of magic, Snape easily found what he wanted.

That is a record of the world magic history of the "World Wizard War".

The war Voldemort waged in Britain is known as the First Wizarding War, but the war Grindelwald waged is recognized by the wizarding world as the World Wizarding War.

Because the war started by Grindelwald affected far too many countries.

After registering the borrowed books with Mrs. Pince, Snape immediately returned to his office.

In the dimly lit Potions professor's office, Snape was flipping through files on key figures in Grindelwald's faction during the Wizarding Wars.

"Rozier, Abernathy, Caro, Zabini, Kraft..."

It matches perfectly, it matches perfectly!

Snape said that he saw these old wizards gathered together and they seemed to know each other very well.

He had been wondering how Venda Rozier was so capable of getting all these high-ranking officials from the Ministries of Magic of various European countries to come and rob Gringotts in Britain.

sweet!