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Voldemort captured Ollivander to ask about the whereabouts of the Elder Wand, and captured Griphook to control Gringotts.

Gringotts, Ministry of Magic, and Hogwarts are the three safest places recognized in the wizarding world.

As the largest financial institution in the wizarding world, the former has security measures set up by wizards of the past, but these dangerous protection measures have not deterred people with ulterior motives.

On the contrary, it aroused the greed of some people, and the incident of invading Gringotts has never stopped since ancient times.

Of the latter two, one is the governing body of the wizarding world, and the other has the greatest wizards in the world at the time.The most important point: I have heard of robbing banks, but it is not common to rob the government and rob schools.

So the level of security in these two places surpassed that of Gringotts.

But now the difficulty of mastering and controlling the three needs to be changed.

Controlling Gringotts is not as "easy" as controlling the Ministry of Magic or Hogwarts.

The main reason is the actual person in charge of Gringotts, that is, the group of goblins.

Goblin, "head iron", greedy, cunning.

The wizarding world has a very pertinent comment on goblins: You can make friends with them, but never make any transactions with them.

This seemingly contradictory sentence accurately expresses the "characteristics" of the goblin.

Throughout the ages, races in the wizarding world have had the experience of "choosing their position", even the recognized "hermit race" centaur has had a choice of position.

Only goblins are an exception, these greedy little people never choose their positions, or their positions are always in their own interests.

If all the races in the wizarding world have a slogan, other races may say that they are not free, mothers would rather die, or do not want to die, recognize their father, and so on.

But when it comes to goblins, this is: not making money?Get out of his father!

Goblins don't believe in any race, they only believe in interests, and they are the interests they have earned.

Therefore, in order for Voldemort to truly control Gringotts, lures and threats alone will not work.

As for genocide?

It's not like no one has ever thought of this kind of thing in history, but this group of budget-conscious little guys won't stand there waiting for you to kill them.

They have a huge amount of wealth in their hands, and they have sky-defying forging techniques. They are really in a hurry. God knows what they will make.

Although Voldemort is insane, he is not a fool.His purpose was to control Gringotts and make the most secure bank in the wizarding world work for him.

Therefore, it is much simpler than the difficulty of controlling Griphook, the actual person in charge of the "Extinction Project".

As for the other goblins, they've been on the run with money since Voldemort and the Death Eaters made a big attack.

Because greedy people are masters at avoiding disasters.

Just as Voldemort was unwilling to take the effort to strangle the goblins, the goblins were unwilling to risk their own wealth and interests at the risk of loss.

Anyway, no matter who is in power, good or evil, as long as one side wins, goblins will always be needed to maintain financial order.

Bill and Fleur had worked at Gringotts, so they knew the virtues of goblins, so they warned Harry and the others.

Harry thought well.

He felt that he waited for someone to save Griphook, anyway, the grace of saving his life was there.What's more, they didn't want Griphook to pay benefits, but just asked him for some information.

No matter how you think about it, the other party should agree to it logically.

But what Harry and the others didn't know was that when they asked Griphook, it became a logical transaction in the eyes of the goblin.

And so comes the old saying: you can make friends with them, but never do any business with them.

Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Luna came to the bedroom. Griphook did not rest, but sat on the sofa and stared at the Gryffindor sword in the corner, as if thinking about something.

"Ahem!" Harry coughed lightly before saying, "Are you okay, Mr. Griphook."

Griphook was silent for a moment before speaking: "Not dead yet."

This kind of answer made the four of them feel a little embarrassed, and Harry stepped forward and said, "I don't think you may remember..."

"The first time you came to Gringotts was the vault I took you to." Griphook smiled and said, "Harry Potter! You are famous even in the world of goblins."

Griphook said this very politely, and it sounded like nothing, but for some reason, the four of them, including Harry, had an illusion.

What they are facing is not the goblin they rescued, but more like a merchant!

A businessman ready to make a killing and confuse his customers with his sweet words!

The four feel the same, but they also think that their feelings are too outrageous.

Harry smiled and said, "Thank you for the compliment."

Griphook said: "It should be me thanking you, thank you! Thank you for saving me."

The four of them were hesitating how to bring the topic to life-saving grace, but Griphook did not expect to speak out by himself.

But before Harry could speak, Griphook pointed to the Gryffindor sword in the corner and asked, "Can you tell me how you got this sword?"

"It's hard to explain." Harry didn't want to talk about the process of obtaining the sword with Griphook, so he casually confuse the past, and transferred the topic to Bellatrix: "It's strange what happened in Malfoy Manor, isn't it? Why did Bella Will Triss think the sword shouldn't be in our hands? Does that mean the sword was in the Gringotts vault?"

Griphook smiled and said, "It's hard to say!"

As soon as the words came out, the four of them looked at each other, and at the same time confirmed that their feelings just now were correct.

Griphook is doing business with them.

Harry had no choice but to make up a reason and said, "The sword shows itself when we need it, not as Bellatrix said."

Griphook nodded without worrying about whether Harry's words were true, and he said, "Lady Lestrange has the same sword in her vault."

"Fake?!" Ron said subconsciously.

What Ron wanted to express was "Could it be that the sword in my hand is fake?"

But that's impossible, since he himself destroyed the locket with the sword, so it can't be fake, unless there are two Gryffindor swords in the world.

Hermione and Harry looked at Ron reproachfully, fearing that this sentence would make waves again, and let Griphook continue to ask about things in the woods, and it was impossible for them to tell Griphook about the ecstasy.

Fortunately, Griphook misunderstood Ron and said, "That's right! The sword in the vault is a fake."

Ron took the opportunity to ask, "How did they put the fake in the vault?"

"Hehe!" Griphook smiled, looked at Ron very contemptuously, and said, "Obviously they don't know that the sword is fake, it's that simple!"

"you!"

The ease of Griphook made Ron very upset, but Ron knew that he couldn't get angry now, so he had to suppress his aggrievedness.

Lahua continued: "The counterfeit is very realistic. I can see that it is also made by goblins, just like the real Gryffindor sword. So only goblins can tell the authenticity of Gryffindor swords."

Ever since she felt that Griphook, who was rescued at the risk of her life, was going to do "business" with her, Hermione didn't like the goblin very much, so she kept silent.

At this time, she couldn't hold back and asked, "Who put it in?"

Hermione's tone was terrible, more like an interrogation than an inquiry.

Griphook was not angry, for business is impossible without a good temper.

"Mrs. Lestrange... and a Hogwarts professor. He's the headmaster now, as far as I know."

"It's Snape," said Ron, puzzled. "He put the fake sword in Bellatrix's vault? Why?"

Harry said: "Maybe he didn't know it was a fake at all. Mr. Griphook said that only goblins can identify the authenticity of the Gryffindor sword. This may be Dumbledore's deliberate intention to confuse Snape. Bar."