Chapter 6 Gringotts

Chapter 006 Gringotts

The supervisor raised his head, looked at the silver-haired young man with surprised eyes, and looked him up and down.

"How do you prove that you are Kelal Pan Dragon?!" After the goblin supervisor asked this question, Kai knew that he was safe.

This is a very unanswerable question - how should you prove that you are yourself?

But the side of this problem is that when he reveals his name, the most correct choice for the other party should be-pretend not to know him!

The other party subconsciously avoided Kai's question, and then tried to deny Kai with another rhetorical question.

This shows that the other party does have something they want to hide, and even this matter makes them deny and reject it subconsciously.

But the other party's question is indeed very smart.

Thousands of years have passed, what can Kelal produce to prove his identity?

Kai hesitated slightly.

The thing that best proves his identity is undoubtedly his inseparable staff, but after so many years, he really can't say where the staff is.

Is it in London? Or in Ireland? At Stonehenge? Or in Fairy Lake?

He thought for a few seconds, then smiled at the goblin supervisor: "I'll be right back."

For some reason, the goblin manager's heart twitched, and the other person's calm expression was simply telling him.

"I'm Keilal, I'm back!"

But how is this possible? ! How could a human be or last that long! Did he think he was a goblin? The director's heart roared crazily.

When the contract was signed, the goblins secretly rejoiced at the stupidity of humans. Although the man possessed supreme magic power and power, he was still so stupid in business.

Entrusting a country's wealth to goblins for safekeeping, a series of conditions are very harsh. There is only one thing that the goblins feel is impossible to do no matter what, so they win this contract.

If that legendary man, that legendary man who had been dead for many years, stood in front of them again and presented something to prove his identity, then all the property, including the profits from the wealth operation for so many years, would all be returned to them. The man who came back owned it.

That man has been dead, dead for many, many years.

When the goblins count the gold coins in the vault, they laugh at the stupidity of humans and celebrate their own wisdom every year.

But when this legendary man really stood in front of him, the goblins suddenly discovered who was stupid.

The goblin supervisor looked pale and muttered something, but made no move.

"Silver hair, blind, white robe, Celtic..." The goblin supervisor was trembling all over: "It's him, it's him."

The whole Gringotts was in chaos. After the man walked out of the door, all the goblins were shouting and it was impossible to hear who was saying what.

"Director, let's transfer the money now, as much as we can." A goblin called.

"It's too late, it's too late!" The supervisor muttered to himself, then turned around and shouted: "Shut up! He will definitely not be able to find evidence to prove himself! Calm down!"

"Besides..." The goblin supervisor showed a frightened expression on his face: "He is..."

"The man who created the banking system!"

All the goblins had expressions of fear and admiration on their faces...

Then start praying that that person will never find that thing!

Ignoring the frightened goblins, Kai walked out and headed straight to the ancient shop at the other end of Diagon Alley - Ollivander's Wand Shop.

Some people say that Gringotts is the oldest shop in Diagon Alley, but Ollivander's Wand Shop will definitely not agree with this view. Ollivander's Wand Shop stood here a long time ago, when it was still here. There is no Gringotts!

But the emergence of Gringotts has indeed greatly promoted the prosperity of this street and attracted a large number of wizards to open shops, and Ollivander's Wand Shop has unknowingly become one of them.

Everyone thinks that Gringotts came first and then Diagon Alley, which is true in a sense, but if Gringotts is the oldest building in Diagon Alley, then there is something wrong.

Kai noticed this while reading the books in the principal's room. He didn't pay attention to it before, but now that he thinks about it, it just doesn't make sense logically.

Why should a wand shop be older than a bank?

Whether in terms of risk resistance, returns, or inheritance, this is unlikely.

A family business only needs a little disturbance to destroy them, such as the Voldemort-style purge twenty or thirty years ago...

But if you use a little backward logic, the answer is very simple.

If we say these two relatively oldest buildings, they all exist for him.

Link by link...

Then things make sense.

But who is it?

Countless figures flashed through Kai's mind. It was possible for everyone to set up this trap, for everyone to do this, for everyone to have this motive. It was even possible for all of them to join forces to do this.

He only thought about it for two seconds before deciding to give up.

After he puts all the puzzle pieces together, the answer will naturally appear in front of him.

Life is so long, why should we be so impatient?

He wandered from one end of Diagon Alley to the other, and then came to the entrance of Ollivander's Wand Shop.

Because it was a store, he just opened the door and walked in. Here, the doorbell made a clear sound to notify his owner that the guest was coming.

"Come on, come on." An old man walked out of the store with a tired feeling all over his body.

Kai glanced at him, then began to look at the store.

"Guest, what do you need? A new staff? A more powerful staff? Or a more convenient staff?" The old man's rapid-fire questions seemed not to be asked to the guest at all, but to himself. Usually, while asking questions, he looked the silver-haired young man up and down, with a businessman's smile on his face, becoming more and more humble.

"No, I'm here to get my things back." Although it was just a guess, he had a determined look on his face, and a sense of momentum naturally emerged between his smiles.

"I'm sorry, I'm a bit old and my memory is not very good. Have you ordered a staff from us?" The old man was actually taking steps to make progress. He had never seen such a graceful person. If he had seen him once, I will never forget it, but the other party is so determined. Could it be that...

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