The Silent Witch of Hogwarts

Chapter 660 Diagon Alley

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Loila took off the headband, feeling a little dizzy, and threw it on the bed. Then she looked at Jenkins, who was still unconscious, with disbelief.

Merlin above—how the hell did you manage to get by?!

Having worked among the Death Eaters for so many years, as a veteran Death Eater, how could he not know even the slightest thing about Horcruxes?

Not to mention where the Horcrux is—you've never even discussed Horcruxes with anyone—Roy looked at this guy and didn't know what to say.

Should I praise him for his loyalty?

Or should we say he's useless—this guy's brain is all used on how to torture others; in any case, Loila has seen him kill quite a few innocent people in her memories.

You're wicked to the core—and now you're useless.

Loila thought for a moment, then raised her wand and flicked it, unleashing a pale green spell that sent Jenkins to meet Merlin.

So what should we do next?

Although Royla knew that there should be two Horcruxes left, she was a little at a loss as to how to find them.

Although the compass is a very useful magic circle tool, it also requires you to be close to the Soul Vessel—in other words, you need to at least have a general idea of ​​its location.

Hogwarts is definitely out of the question right now. It's been thoroughly searched by Voldemort and Dumbledore, and Royla can't just go there whenever she wants.

Last time I went there, I secretly disguised myself as a student — so are there any other places that might be suspicious?

It's a pity I couldn't figure out where Voldemort's headquarters was—otherwise, it wouldn't have been a problem to sneak over and check out the commotion.

Hmm—besides these places, are there any other places?

As Roy pondered, he suddenly recalled a somewhat strange scene he had just witnessed in his memory—Gringotts.

For some reason, Voldemort wouldn't allow his Death Eaters to approach Gringotts. Was it because he made some kind of deal with the goblins?

Probably not.

Loila pursed her lips, a little confused, thinking that perhaps going to Gringotts would be a good idea?

What if Voldemort did this on purpose because he was worried that the Horcruxes hidden inside would be discovered?

The more Loila thought about it, the more she felt she might be a genius!

Shall we begin now?

After tidying herself up a bit, Loila put on her silver mask, covered her face and hair with the hood, and then raised her wand.

With a flash of silver light, Loila looked up again and found herself in Diagon Alley.

It was early morning, and there weren't too many people in Diagon Alley yet. Loila looked around to make sure no one was paying attention to her, then quickly walked towards Gringotts.

Of course, Loila didn't forget to take out her compass. With the compass in her hand, she gently tapped it with her wand, and a faint blue light enveloped it, causing the compass to point precisely to a certain direction.

eh?

If Loila remembers this location correctly—it seems to be exactly where Gringotts is!

Could my guess actually be true?

Loila hadn't expected that Voldemort had actually placed the Horcruxes in Gringotts—wait, that might not be true either.

It's possible it was an accident, after all, the Soul Lamp said at the time that Mr. Potter was a Horcrux—which is obviously impossible, isn't it?

So it's better to confirm this first — Loila carefully pulled up her cloak, hiding the compass inside, and then slowly walked towards Gringotts.

It was early morning, the sun had just risen, and there weren't many people in Diagon Alley. Most of them were either drunkards who had drunk too much the night before, or busy office workers rushing to work.

Loila's somewhat strange forward movement went unnoticed.

Soon, Loila arrived at the entrance of the slightly crooked building located in the center of Diagon Alley.

Loila from Gringotts had been here before, but only a few times, maybe two or three times.

After all, Dumbledore used to hand over most of his salary directly to Roy, and Roy's Gringotts account didn't have much money to begin with.

Later, after becoming the head of the Hamilton family, Roy had some income of her own—but most of the time she didn't go to Gringotts to collect it.

Even if I went, Miss Xirui would accompany me.

Now that she was all alone, Loila couldn't help but feel a little nervous.

Will I be looked down upon because I don't have enough money?

Wait a minute—I didn't come here to withdraw money!

Standing at the entrance of Gringotts, Loila shook her head and patted her face. What was she thinking? She was here to find Horcruxes!

After confirming once again with the compass that the Horcrux was indeed in Gringotts in front of her, Loila pursed her lips, nodded seriously, and stepped inside.

Even though Gringotts didn't have many customers at the moment, Royla's arrival didn't cause much of a stir. The goblins kept their heads down and went about their business, occasionally glancing up at Royla with a slightly surprised expression.

Loila didn't head straight for the counter, but instead looked left and right at the compass hidden under her cloak.

Hmm—it doesn't seem to be in the main hall—come to think of it, Voldemort wouldn't give his Horcruxes to Gringotts as decorations in the main hall, no matter how generous he was.

Loila's somewhat strange behavior attracted the attention of the guards, and soon she heard footsteps behind her.

"Miss?" the guard standing behind her said slowly, "Is there anything I can help you with?"

"Ah—that—" Loila quickly hid the compass and said, "I'm here—to collect money."

"Children should come with their parents."

"I'm not a child!" Loila's expression changed immediately upon hearing this. She glared angrily at the guard in front of her through her mask, causing him to subconsciously take a few steps back.

Without hesitation, Loila took a key from her pocket and strode toward Gringotts' counter.

Besides the fact that she was looked down upon, Loira also thought that maybe the thing was in Gringotts' vault—maybe she could use the money to figure out the location of the Horcrux.

As Loila walked to the counter, the fairy serving her slowly raised her head.

He paused slightly after looking at the key, then smiled.

"It's been a long time, Miss Hamilton." His tone was quite respectful. "What brings you here today?"

"Are you withdrawing money or something else?"

"Withdraw the money—" Loila said, pursing her lips.

"Is that so?" The Gringotts goblin nodded. "Then please give me the key, okay?"

After taking the keys, he looked them over and said, "Also, we recently launched a financial product."

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Are you interested?

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