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For ordinary wizards, Gringotts is one of the most secure places in the wizarding world.

The most prestigious bank in the wizarding world, this title alone is enough to understand its security and confidentiality.

But this was once, and now if someone still saves money in Gringotts, those who know it will definitely say: the brain is out of order.

But having said that, for ordinary people, Gringotts is no longer safe, but for Voldemort, Gringotts has become the safest place.

Because all the defenses of Gringotts can serve him alone.

The topic returned to Snape's question.

Voldemort put the "Sword of Gryffindor" in Gringotts.

The true Gryffindor sword is forged by goblins, some of the most skilled craftsmen in the wizarding world.This Gryffindor sword has been enchanted with powerful magic, making it a legendary weapon of magic.

The blade can be absorbed and strengthened, and the sword itself can resist various spells.

The four founders of Hogwarts all left relics, not just the locket, the crown and the gold cup, but these three items are the most famous and were made into Horcruxes by Voldemort, so Kevin and the others only pay attention to these three. piece of relic.

But other than that, there are not many stories left by these three relics, such as Hufflepuff's gold cup, or even a few words.

The Gryffindor sword is the founder's relic with the most legendary stories.

This is all thanks to the owner of the sword, Derek Gryffindor.

Before the promulgation of the International Statute of Secrecy, wizards and Muggles communicated closely, but there was friction between the two.

Anyone who understands Western history knows that Europeans at that time had a habit, a habit that Kevin found incomprehensible-duel!

One person could easily kill another, but as long as this person says: I want to solo with you.

Got it!

This cunning man had to give up all his advantages and take a sword to fight the opponent to the death.

At that time, many wizards thought that it was not a gentleman's behavior to use wands to deal with Muggles, so these wizards would choose to use swordsmanship to duel with Muggles.

This has also created many legendary existences of "Shuangxiu of magic and martial arts". These people are not only famous wizards, but also top dueling masters.

The most representative is Godric Gryffindor.

Therefore, Gryffindor loves his sword very much, and later added "multi-layer buff" to it.

Voldemort, as a veteran hardcore morbid collector, must be jealous of the sword of Gryffindor.But this sword was left to Hogwarts by Gryffindor, and has been guarded by successive headmasters. At that time, no matter how greedy he was, he had no chance, let alone get it.

Although Voldemort now got the Gryffindor sword, he made a fatal mistake.

After Snape handed over the sword, Voldemort failed to verify the authenticity of the sword.

Because the nemesis of Gryffindor's sword and Horcrux, Voldemort put it in Gringotts after getting the sword.

According to the idea provided by Snape, since Voldemort can put the Gryffindor sword that destroyed the Horcrux into Gringotts, is it possible to hide the golden cup in it?

The answer is indeterminate.

Even Snape, the provider of the answer, couldn't be sure, but that was the only clue they had so far.

Whether true or false must be verified.

All three of them understood this truth, but none of them said it.

Because it is too difficult, and there is a high risk of exposure.Once the plan fails, it is tantamount to reminding Voldemort that Jieshi will definitely strengthen the care of the Horcrux.

Sirius looked at the two of them and said, "Why don't I go for a while."

He said this sentence not impulsively, but after careful consideration.

As mentioned above, the risk of exposure in this matter is very high, and it can even be equivalent to throwing yourself into a trap.The current Gringotts defense is stronger, tighter and more deadly than before!

Both Kevin and Snape were undercover agents, and the two of them undoubtedly told Voldemort about their identities.

So it seems that only Sirius is the most suitable candidate.

But Kevin and Snape rejected his proposal at the same time.

Kevin said: "You will die if you go."

Sirius said: "Kevin, do you think we have the right to care about our lives now?"

Snape said, "I think you've misunderstood, Black. I don't care if you live or die, but what do you think the Dark Lord will do when he sees a dead man in front of his eyes?"

Kevin nodded and said, "That's right! If he knew that you were not dead, he would definitely suspect me and the professor."

Sirius had nothing to say, but he didn't want to lose the only clue.

"This doesn't work, that doesn't work, do you want to let Harry and the others pass?" Sirius asked angrily.

Hearing this sentence, Kevin thought about it.

He asked: "What do you think they would think if they saw Harry with the sword of Gryffindor in his hand?"

The two immediately looked at Kevin, and Sirius asked in confusion, "What do you mean?"

Kevin did not imitate the "master's way of speaking", and said directly: "I mean, if the mysterious person knows that the sword is in Harry's hands, he will definitely be surprised."

Then he asked Snape: "Professor, how to distinguish the authenticity of the Gryffindor sword?"

Snape explained: "It's almost impossible to tell, because the sword I gave Bella is the same material, the same details, and it's also made by goblins in the same way."

Sirius said in surprise: "You are too meticulous, aren't you? It took so much effort to make this fake."

Snape glanced at him and said, "The counterfeit sword was made by the headmaster at the request of the goblin after Gryffindor's death. He hoped that the students would pay homage to the Gryffindor sword, but he didn't want the founder's relic to be damaged."

Kevin said: "So apart from being able to destroy Horcruxes, the two swords are almost indistinguishable from the real ones."

Snape asked, "Are you trying to use the real sword to blow up where the fake sword is stored?"

The various vaults of Gringotts add up to eight thousand if not ten thousand, so the first thing to determine when sneaking into Gringotts is the location of the vault where Voldemort stores the sword.

Otherwise, even if they could sneak into Gringotts, they could only search one by one.If that's the case, it's better to wipe your neck with a sword.

Kevin said, "What do you think?"

Snape was silent.

Sirius hurriedly said: "Wait a minute, Kevin! Are you crazy? Are you not afraid that the real sword will be taken by Voldemort?"

Kevin said: "The professor has already said that almost no one can tell the authenticity of a sword. We can tell them that the sword in Harry's hand is fake."

"He won't believe it!" said Snape.

Kevin said: "That's right. It's me, and I don't believe it. But what I want is that he doesn't believe it, because if he doesn't believe it, he will definitely check the sword in Gringotts, and we will have a chance to know."

Although this plan is very fanciful, it seems that it is not impossible.

But there is an unimportant part of it.

Sirius asked, "The question is how do we let them know that Harry has the sword? You tell him?"

Kevin said: "Why should we tell him? Arouse his suspicion of us? Don't you think it would be more convincing to let Harry and the others come to the door?"

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