Falsifying history is good business

Chapter 48 Gringotts's Efficiency
For those who experienced it, the attack happened extremely suddenly and ended inexplicably.

No one could see the true face of the intruder, whether it was the wizards who came to handle business or the goblins from Gringotts. All the witnesses only saw a black figure who rushed in like a whirlwind, turning the world upside down wherever he passed.

There were many people doing business in the hall at that time, and several wizards drew their wands to help, but they fainted before they finished a spell. No one present heard the intruders chanting spells, so it was probably a silent spell.

So the remaining wizards, either because they lacked the strength or the courage, all wisely fled the hall; the invaders also seemed to let the irrelevant wizards leave.

Then the other party broke into the underground vault and completed a series of actions including slaying the dragon, dismembering the body, and moving the corpse in less than five minutes.

The goblins didn't realize until later that their biggest loss was not the loss of a dragon guarding the vault. All the doors of the underground vaults were closed, but the locks and the sealing magic were broken; they couldn't be opened with keys, and the goblin-specific magic couldn't open them either.

Not only did something happen in the vault, but even the high-rise office area, which had tighter security measures than the underground vault, was unable to stop the invaders.

All the magic traps were destroyed, all the space passages were blocked, and the elders of the board of directors who stayed in Gringotts at the time of the incident were like chickens in a cage. They were dragged out from their hiding places one by one by the invaders and thrown into the conference room.

All the elders were put under a mysterious imprisonment spell and imprisoned in the meeting room. In less than fifteen minutes, Gringotts was completely destroyed. Even the Aurors had not received the report in time.

In less than fifteen minutes, an invisible and suffocating fear enveloped the entire Gringotts. But strangely, after the intruder had done all this, he immediately withdrew and left without leaving a single word.

At this moment, all the Gringotts curse breakers who could come from around the UK have rushed here, but until now no one has been able to break the curse on the elders.

No one was killed, and it seemed that no property was robbed. Even the valuable gems on the inspection table in the hall were still in their original places. No one knew what the purpose of the invaders was - except Ko Gort.

The more the goblin elder listened, the more chilled he became. The arrogant look he had when he first arrived at Forrest Manor had long since disappeared from his face. When he reached the door of the meeting room, he could hardly move.

The intruder's face was not clearly seen, which meant that he did not leave any solid evidence; the doors of all the vaults were destroyed, which directly threatened the foundation of Gringotts' foothold in the financial industry - security.

As for the purpose of imprisoning all board members, it is simple and clear, which is to directly threaten the personal safety of all Gringotts executives.

Lord Goff demonstrated his strength to Gringotts in a simple and crude way; he fully demonstrated his ability to completely destroy the foundation of Gringotts in all aspects, from personal safety to industry reputation.

After all this was done, Ko Gort was asked to bring back the new terms of the deal to the elders who were still imprisoned in the meeting room - without even having to convene a meeting.

Ke Gotte stood at the door of the conference room for a long time, preparing himself mentally before he walked into the meeting room. As soon as he walked in, he was choked by the strong smell of blood.

The head of the tragically dead Ukrainian iron belly was placed upright on the conference table; its eyelids were turned upwards, and its two blood-red eyeballs were staring at the chairman of the board of directors above, as if it died with its eyes open.

The smelly dragon's blood flowed over the table and onto the floor, soaking the expensive hand-woven carpet. But no one in the conference room was paying attention to the carpet.

Each of the board elders sat upright in their respective seats, motionless except for their eyeballs, as if they were collectively watching the head of a dead fire dragon. Ko Gort was very familiar with their sitting posture, because less than ten minutes ago, he himself "sat" in the reception room of Count Goff's house in the same posture.

The human wizards and goblins coming and going were all anxious. Curse breakers with different accents and even different languages ​​waved their wands and pointed, chanting spells from time to time, but none of them worked.

As time went on, both those who were imprisoned and those who were trying to free themselves became more and more anxious; when Ko Gort walked in, there was already noise in the conference room.

"Everyone go out." As soon as Ko Gort opened his mouth, he found that his voice became hoarse and weak, so soft that many people could not hear it.

"Everyone!" The voice of the goblin elder suddenly broke out, finally making everyone turn their heads to look at him, "Stop what you are doing and leave here."

As the only elder who could speak and move independently, Ko Gort's orders puzzled everyone present.

"I have something very important to report to the board of directors. Very, very important. I must report it immediately." Ko Gort used up almost all his strength to finish what he wanted to say. Then he looked up at the chairman of the board with a pleading look in his eyes, "Please..."

Those who could sit in the Gringotts boardroom were definitely not stupid; the elders almost immediately understood what Ko Gort meant. Although the chairman at the top could not speak, he closed his eyelids tightly and gave clear instructions to his subordinates.

"Do as Elder Gort says."

The heavy door of the conference room slowly closed. The defense of this conference room was no worse than the vault at the bottom guarded by the fire dragon. Unless the intruder came back, only the members of the board of directors could open it.

Therefore, no one knew what Ko Gort had said during this time. However, when the door of the conference room was reopened, the employees of Gringotts were surprised to find that the restraints on the elders that had made all the curse breakers helpless had disappeared.

Just as everyone was wondering whether Elder Ko Goth had performed some kind of fairy secret technique, the board of directors issued a series of orders at the speed of light.

Covering up the truth, fooling the media, appeasing the Ministry of Magic, and appeasing depositors are all part of the story.

However, Elder Lacibe, who had just stepped down the day before due to serious dereliction of duty and wrong decision-making, miraculously returned to work and was granted full authority to deal with the excess reserves of Muggle currency.

This command is a bit weird.

However, the elders no longer cared about the onlookers who did not know the truth; just half an hour after the order was issued, a respectfully worded visiting card was delivered to Lin You through the hands of the old butler of Forest Manor.

　Second update
　　The recommendation is over. As expected, it was eliminated in the first round, so I won’t read the data anymore.

(End of this chapter)