I abducted HP's friend on his wedding day

what relationship?

This is a difficult question for Salazar to answer, and it is quite pointed, mainly because Salazar is very reluctant to have anything to do with that guy, even if their relationship is indeed very complicated and close.

Therefore, Salazar, who disdained lying and was arrogant by nature, rarely hesitated when he heard the old goblin's doubts.

Monica also stared at the old goblin in shock. She did not expect that the goblin was so sharp and could actually think of the relationship between Salazar and Voldemort.

So, Monica looked at Salazar nervously and panicked. She knew Salazar. Salazar was not willing to have anything to do with Voldemort at all. The founder hated Voldemort's existence.

Salazar was silent for a long time, and then asked: "I don't seem to have any need to answer your question, right?"

The goblin narrowed his eyes, looked at Salazar, and then suddenly burst into an extremely sincere and extremely fake smile.

"As you know, Gringotts always has the vaults of some extremely ancient families. Once these families disappear in the long river of history, the treasures in their remaining vaults will be taken over by Gringotts."

The goblin sighed, as if what he said was not shameless at all, he showed a regretful expression.

"If someone claims to be a descendant of these families or someone who has the right to inherit property, then we at Gringotts must verify this matter."

Salazar frowned, looked at the goblin, and thought of a possibility.

"Does the Slytherin family also have this vault?"

The goblin showed a satisfied smile: "Yes, the unnamed lord at the time also tried to succeed in the inheritance ceremony of Gringotts, so as to obtain the treasure left by the ancient family."

Salazar frowned, his tone impatient: "So, he failed, right?"

The goblin smiled proudly: "Yes, this is normal. After all, the adult whose name cannot be mentioned is not Slytherin."

Monica looked at the goblin in shock, then looked at Salazar.

"Only wizards who truly bear the surname Slytherin can inherit the Slytherin family's treasury." The goblin seemed very proud of what he said. "Their family recognizes wizards with the Slytherin surname even more than blood certification."

The goblin shook his head and continued: "Although in terms of blood certification, the adult whose name cannot be mentioned is closer to Slytherin, after all, his surname is not Slytherin, and he is not even considered to have the surname Gunter."

Then, he suddenly thought of something funny and said with a smile: "Speaking of the Gaunt family, their son Gringotts also has an ancient treasury. It's a pity..."

He stopped and looked at Salazar, waiting for Salazar to ask, but Salazar's face was just a little ugly, but his mouth was tightly closed, and he didn't seem to intend to ask any questions.

The goblin felt a little pity and continued: "It's a pity that there is nothing in the Gaunt family's treasury. Even if the unnamed master can inherit the Gaunt family's treasury, he will not be able to inherit a complete gold Galleons."

This sounds very ironic.

Such a large pure-blood wizard family actually has no property in Gringotts's treasury. Probably in the eyes of the goblins of Gringotts, this is a very shameless family.

Monica took a breath, realizing that the goblin might want to ridicule Salazar. After all, the Slytherin family had disappeared without a trace. The only family with Slytherin blood seemed to be the Gaunt family, so From the goblin's point of view, it was probably an interesting joke that the Gaunt family, which inherited the Slytherin bloodline, had fallen into such a miserable state.

But he misunderstood Salazar's identity!

Even if he is mocking Gaunt, what is the difference between mocking the Slytherin family directly when there are no other Slytherins?

Sure enough, Salazar's complexion continued to deteriorate visibly.

Monica licked her dry lips and subconsciously took a small step back. She looked at Salazar cautiously and continued to move away from Salazar in small steps.

Salazar noticed something, tilted his head slightly, and glanced behind Monica.

Monica looked at Salazar with a sneer, but still did not stop moving and continued to stay away.

The goblins also noticed something, especially when they saw Monica carefully trying to stay away from them with full of fear. They were surprised for a moment, and then realized something.

He stared at Salazar and finally learned to keep his mouth shut.

Salazar lowered his head and looked at the goblin again.

The corners of his mouth curled up and he asked, "Are you done?"

The goblin nodded subconsciously.

"My surname is not Gaunt." Salazar was not stupid, and he could see that this goblin had misunderstood something.

The goblin managed a smile.

Salazar tilted his head and showed a harmless smile.

He said lightly: "My surname is Slytherin."

The goblin was stunned.

The younger goblin opened his mouth even more, widened his eyes, and looked at Salazar in disbelief.

The atmosphere was a little stagnant, and even the wind blowing through the streets had stopped.

Salazar looked down at the goblin with a smile: "My surname is Slytherin and my name is Salazar."

His smile looked a little cold.

"Full name, Salazar Slytherin."

The goblin twisted his neck tremblingly, trying to look at the younger goblin beside him.

He asked for confirmation: "What did he just say his name was?"

His junior, the relatively young goblin, spoke in a trembling voice, unable to form sentences. In the end, he only made one or two meaningless syllables, and then, under Salazar's gaze, he fainted.

The oil lamp also fell to the ground, shattered, and the lights went out. Only a little moonlight fell from the thick clouds, and the whole street became dark.

The goblin swayed his body, twisted his neck tremblingly, and tried to look in Salazar's direction. Unfortunately, after the light completely dimmed, he couldn't see Salazar's face clearly.

"Salazar...Slytherin..."