Hogwarts: From Selling White Peppers to Becoming a God

Chapter 296 Fairy Rebellion?

Rahim and Winston arrived at Gringotts almost at the same time.

"Keep an eye on these fairies, none of them can escape." Rasim rushed through the gate, ordered the Aurors behind him, and then hurriedly ran down into the underground.

He received a summons from his master and sensed that his master was about to do something important today.

As his master's most loyal subordinate, he was eager to be by his master's side, and no matter what his master did, he had to be at the forefront.

Winston glanced at the guy who seemed to be racing against him and scoffed. "Watchmen, guard the perimeter of Gringotts. No one is to set foot inside. The rest of you, find all the exits and seal this place off."

However, this was actually just a precautionary measure. He had already noticed the flock of crows flying in the sky and the lightning crows crouching all over Gringotts.

That person has already taken precautions.

The moment he stepped into Gringotts, he saw the gathered goblins and even met Locke. He knew these were Lord Murphy's men, who looked much like the other goblins, both panicked and somewhat fearful.

It seems something extraordinary has happened down there.

Upon entering the basement, he was greeted by two corpses and blood splattered all over the room. Even though he, as the Watcher Commander, had witnessed many gruesome scenes in the past year, he was still taken aback.

But he quickly regained his composure, glanced at Rahim who was already kneeling on the ground, and bowed to Murphy. "My lord, the Watchers are all in position."

Murphy didn't look at his two subordinates behind him; he was pondering the image he had seen in Guleus's head.

At this moment, he had figured some things out.

For example, the role Dumbledore played in this matter.

He initially thought this might be a trap set by Dumbledore, but then he realized it was impossible. Luring Guleus into sealing off Murphy's property seemed like his style, but attacking Murphy at the cost of his life? That was far too different from his usual behavior.

He might have intended to sow discord between himself and the fairy, but he shouldn't be capable of such a ruthless scheme.

The one hiding in Guleus's mind is another enemy.

Battle banner... throne...

Perhaps we can find something out from the fairy's lair.

Thinking this, he turned to his two subordinates and said calmly, "Greioth and his grandfather Padlow plotted a rebellion and have been killed on the spot. Now, Rahim, I want you to immediately interrogate all the goblins of Gringotts to find out if Greioth and Padlow had any accomplices."

"Yes, Master! I'll take care of it right away!" Rasim immediately turned and left.

Does he have accomplices?

Of course, we must have that!

We have to have it even if we don't!

Otherwise, wouldn't the master have killed this person for nothing today?

As a lackey, Rahim immediately understood Murphy's intentions, and he had already figured out how to deal with those fairy managers.

"Winston, did you bring the data?" Murphy asked the Watchers commander who had stayed behind.

"I brought them." Winston stepped forward and handed several rolls of parchment to Murphy.

"Several important branches of the Brin family in England are located here. However, the Brin family is one of the largest and oldest clans among the fairies. It is said that their ancestors were once the royal family of the fairies, and almost half of the fairies in England are related to them."

"I only listed a few companies that have the closest relationship with Guleus and his group."

"The head of the Guleos lineage is Guleos's father, Willer Longhand. His stronghold is in the Oak Pit Mine. But that's goblin territory, and we've never been there."

"The exact location is Oak Hill in Westread, right?" Murphy glanced at the markings on the parchment. "Have your men prepare for a surprise attack."

After saying that, Murphy immediately Apparated and disappeared, then transformed into lightning in mid-air and rushed towards the Westreading Mine in Yorkshire.

A moment later, Murphy looked down from mid-air at a pure white castle hidden by magic—then he landed on a nearby mountaintop and used a lightning raven to provide Winston and his Watchers with a magical link, allowing them to reach this place they had never been before through a "follow-to-be-manifested" ability, similar to a follower's manifestation.

In the next instant, more than a dozen figures appeared on the hillside one after another.

Murphy had already concealed himself and was floating in mid-air. He then gave Winston instructions through the telepathic network, indicating that it was not appropriate for him to personally handle the following matters.

"See that castle?" Winston said to the Watchers. "It belongs to Wheeler Longhand, a goblin plotting a rebellion. Right now, he's in that house planning yet another goblin revolt. I want you to storm in and stop it before it happens."

"Now, I authorize you to use the Killing Curse. Everyone in the castle is an enemy, except for Wheeler Longhand—kill them all! Do you all understand?!"

The Watchers exchanged glances. "We understand..."

The wizarding world has been at peace for over a decade. Even the Watchers have only ever done things like arresting black wizards involved in illegal trade; they've almost never engaged in a large-scale battle like this.

They were a little unaccustomed to the fact that the attack on the fairies' lair was announced right away and that the use of killing spells was permitted.

Winston's eyes widened. "Fairies don't have wands, but they can still use magic! If you think they're as easy to deal with as those magical creatures you've dealt with, you can expect to be at your grave next year! The fairies are preparing a rebellion; they're ready to kill wizards! You think you can just barge into their lair like this?!"

"I'll say it again! Kill without mercy! Do you all understand?!"

"Understood!" The Watchers answered without hesitation this time.

In the end, they're just a bunch of arrogant and annoying monsters. Those capitalist vampires have been annoyed with them for a long time.

"Set off!"

The wizards vanished from the hillside and reappeared outside the mansion.

"boom!"

Someone blew open the castle gates, and they rushed in.

Murphy's crows were already perched on the window, transmitting images of the castle into Murphy's mind.

The castle was teeming with goblins, almost as many as Gringotts. Some were dressed as servants, others in armor; they all appeared to be servants and guards of the castle.

The wizards' sudden intrusion threw them into chaos. The dozen or so wizards had no qualms about dealing with these enemies who looked so different from themselves, and some of them went straight up and cast a killing spell.

Some wizards still had some psychological burden about using the Killing Curse, but they soon discovered that these goblins were not sheep to be slaughtered.

A wizard's stun spell struck a goblin guard, but the goblin's heavy armor resisted the spell. The goblin then pounced and swung its single-edged axe at the wizard's neck, causing blood to gush out.

"Waaaah!" The fairy guard shouted amidst the rain of blood, startling the wizards around him and halting their attack.

"Avada Kedavra!" Winston's Killing Curse struck the goblin's face precisely, killing him. Then, he used "Petrify All" to petrify the wounded wizard, preventing him from losing blood too quickly. He stepped forward, covered the wizard's neck, and took out something that looked like a giant band-aid, sticking it to the wizard's neck wound.

This is Bai Xian Medical Tape, a miraculous cut treatment product from Umbrella Corporation. After removing the packaging, it was directly assembled into the Watchers squad.

"Take him to the Sacred Heart Hospital!" Winston ordered a wizard to take the wounded man away, then turned to the remaining wizards and roared, "This is war! Do you want to die?!"

The wizards were spurred on by what they had just witnessed, and now none of them dared to hold back. In an instant, green light filled the entire mansion.

(End of this chapter)