Master Trainer from Hogwarts

Chapter 198 The Fairy's Deal

After a burst of dazzling fire, Fox brought Alan to appear in the general manager's room of Gringotts.

This so-called second safest place in the UK couldn't stop Phoenix's apparition at all.

The old elf Perrian, who was working at the desk under the lamp, hid all his inner emotions under the gold-rimmed glasses, and he took off the glasses with his slender fingers.

Allen looked at the old goblin with a smile, "You don't seem to be surprised by my appearance."

"A successful businessman needs to keep abreast of supply and demand."

The old goblin Perrian put his hands on the desk.

"You came this time, presumably for the previous negotiation?"

Allen nodded, "The Ministry of Magic also came to you? What conditions did they give?"

Perrian shook his head, "No matter what conditions they give, they just treat us as slaves."

Allen couldn't help but take another look at the goblin in front of him.

The other party and the elves I met had the same appearance, at least it was difficult to tell the difference, but what was surprising was that the elf's index finger in front of him was longer than the rest of the knuckles, like a shrunken magic wand.

"You see it very clearly."

Allen thought for a while, and took Gryffindor's long sword out of the sorting hat.

He understood the appeal of the long sword to the goblin.

Sure enough, when the long sword appeared in front of him, Perian's eyes were completely attracted.

"Can I touch it?"

"Do you think that's possible?"

Allen smiled, and then said, "Dumbledore told me to tell you that I am the master of the long sword."

Perrian was silent for a moment.

"We can help you, but on one condition."

"Give the long sword to you?"

When Perian heard what Allen said, he suddenly smiled, "Dumbledore is not dead, do we dare to ask for this long sword?"

Allen couldn't help but asked, "Are all you goblins so smart?"

"It's nothing more than the wisdom acquired from generation to generation."

Perrian didn't want to talk too much about the history of blood and tears of this race, and asked instead, "Do you know why we goblins are so eager for this long sword?"

"Why?" Allen was a little curious, "Isn't it because goblins are naturally greedy for treasure, or because of national pride?"

Perian shook his head, "If it's just treasures, the funds we have now are enough to destroy the fragile economic system of the wizarding society, and such things as national pride, we goblins have never had it."

"In the eyes of wizards, we have always been seen as shrewd, greedy, insidious magical creatures, so there is a famous saying, 'You can trust a goblin's business, but don't trust the goblin itself'."

"Actually, there is nothing wrong with that, because we are a group of guys who were kicked out by the ethnic group."

That's a bit too much information.

Allen thought about it carefully, and he looked at Perrian, "Can you tell me so much about this wizard? And you've been using 'we'?"

Could it be that the other party really regards himself, who has the blood of a goblin with an unknown number of generations, as his own?

Perian smiled slyly, "You will understand this in the future."

Before Alan continued to ask, he turned to say, "Do you know of several famous goblin rebellions?"

Allen nodded subconsciously, "The biggest one happened in 1612, when you captured Hogsmeade village and used the Three Broomsticks as your headquarters..."

Having said that, he himself stopped, and looked up at the goblin in front of him in shock.

"You mean that the reason why you chose to capture Hogsmeade Village was that there was only Hogwarts across the lake and the Gryffindor sword?!"

There are no less than three secret passages between Hogsmeade and Hogwarts!

"Yes." Perrian didn't deny it at all, "otherwise, who would be thankless and establish a headquarters in the most powerful place in the British magic world?"

"You must know that Hogwarts at that time was not as benevolent as you are now. At that time, it was a real war college, and every wizard in it was a thug and an executioner."

"What's the purpose?" Allen's face darkened. The reason why this goblin discussed so much with him must have a deeper purpose.

Perrian looked at the silver sword, then looked away from the sword, and looked at Allen with light green eyes, "We can do our best to help you fight against the Ministry of Magic, and even rebel again, but you need to agree to one request."

"Request?" Allen looked at the goblin with a strange expression.

As the other party said, it is a seller's market now, why did this shrewd goblin use the weird word request.

"Gryffindor's long sword is a key. We made it in the first place to return to our hometown, and our request is that at the right time, you need to take us back to the hometown of goblins, the independent Avalon."

After listening to the request of the goblin Perrian, Allen did not immediately agree.

He waved the long sword in his hand, "There are space-time coordinates here?"

For the first time, Perian showed a look of shock and joy. He propped his hands on the table in front of him and leaned forward, "You know?"

Allen shook his head, "I'm just guessing."

When he came into contact with the source of magic before, he understood the vastness of this world, and obtained a space-time coordinate from the world tree.

If the hometown of goblins, the independent Avalon really exists, it is definitely impossible to exist on the surface of the earth. There is a high probability that it is a huge secret realm that is also hidden in time and space.

If Gryffindor's long sword is a key, then this key is likely to represent the 'space-time coordinates'.

"I'm curious, how did you lose such an important thing?"

Perrian calmed down.

Shrinking his body back, "Do you know the magic fountain in front of the Ministry of Magic Square?"

"You mean Magic Brothers?"

It is a famous fountain sculpture, goblins, elves, centaurs, three intelligent magical animals surround two wizards, a male and a female, symbolizing the united front of magical life.

"Brother Magic?" Perian showed a disdainful expression, "In our opinion, that is just the power of magic."

"We goblins were enslaved by wizards because Gryffindor and three other legendary wizards broke into our settlement and took away the sword, making it impossible for us to return."

If the sword is really space-time coordinates, then the story of the goblin is more realistic, because it is impossible for them to sell or make this sword for others.

And in such a long time that Gryffindor had, he didn't seem to have exerted the true power of this sword, at least when Harry Potter got it, it was still a blank weapon.

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