Hogwarts: I Became the Third Dark Lord

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At the same time, hearing Mrs. Wesley's words, Auston Greengrass, who was beside him, seemed to want to say something, but Rosier gave him a stern look, and Auston immediately closed his mouth.

But Wentworth calmly shook his head, looked at Bill, and said word by word:

"This time, we, the Umno Party, really need Mr. Bill's help!"

Seeing Wentworth insisting so much, Mrs. Wesley seemed to have something to say, but Bill Wesley took the lead in front of Mrs. Wesley and said:

"I don't know, what do you want me to do for you? If it is within my power, for the sake of Hogwarts and Headmaster Dumbledore, I don't mind doing me a favor, of course, if it is..."

Before Bill Weiss had finished speaking, Wentworth interrupted Bill and said:

"Don't worry, we want you to help, not to harm you and the Weisslai family, so it must be within your power."

Having said this, Wentworth paused for a while, smiled lightly, and then continued:

"If we really want to be detrimental to you and the Weslai family, we really don't need to be so troublesome!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Mrs Wesley and Bill Wesley were all silent.

The battle of the Ministry of Magic a year ago, Arthur Weiss came, but was there, Arthur had described the battle in detail to them, the day when the black veil covered London, to the officials of the British Ministry of Magic , left an indelible impression.

Thinking of this, Bill Weiss gave a wry smile, and then asked:

"Tell me about your purpose, Mr. Grindelwald. What do you want me to do?"

At this time, Bill Weiss didn't take Wentworth in front of him as an ordinary child at all, so he used honorifics directly.

Hearing Bill Weiss coming, Wentworth first said:

"Bill, don't be so raw. Actually, I'd rather you call me Wentworth than Mr. Grindelwald."

Seeing that Bill Weiss came to nod and agreed, although Wentworth continued:

"I hope, using your connections in Gringotts, especially among the spell breakers, help me find out where someone is going!"

As Wentworth spoke, Auston Greenglass took out two photos from his body and handed them to Wentworth.

Wentworth first took out the photo of Abernathy, pointed at Abernathy in the photo and said:

"This person is a backbone of our Umrah Party and an elder I respect very much. Not long ago, for some reason, he used shape-shifting magic to enter Gringotts."

Speaking of which, Wentworth took out another photo, and saw a middle-aged man with an aquiline nose in the photo. Wentworth went on to say:

"This is the image he used when he was applying for a spell-breaker at Gringotts, but when he changed his name to Arteta and entered Gringotts shortly after he entered Gringotts, he suddenly disappeared without a trace."

"The most surprising thing to us is that on the day he disappeared, we had at least three shamans from the Umno Party who had been cruising in and out of Gringotts, but found nothing unusual."

Having said this, Wentworth stopped talking, then looked at Bill Weiss and said:

"You know, the only way to do this quietly in Gringotts is Gringotts."

Bill Weiss nodded, agreed with Wentworth's statement, and asked rhetorically:

"So, you are asking me to help find out the whereabouts of this wizard?"

Wentworth smiled and nodded, and said in his mouth:

"That's right."

But surprisingly, Bill Weisslai shook his head and refused without hesitation, and said:

"I'm sorry Wentworth, I can't help with this, I'm a Gringotts employee on a Gringotts salary, so no matter what happens to your people in Gringotts, I can't betray me News from the employer!"

Speaking of this, Bill Weiss came to find that although Wentworth on the opposite side was expressionless, Auston Greengrass on the side was already full of anger, Bill Weiss came to sigh After taking a breath, he continued:

"Wentworth, trust me, Gringotts money is not so easy to get, you have no idea how strict Gringotts defense is!"

Hearing Bill Weiss' words, Wentworth was stunned for a moment, and then burst into laughter. After a long time, Wentworth stopped smiling and snapped his fingers gently. Dayton Greengrass took out a cloth bag from his arms.

Auston opened the cloth bag, and then, a dense collision sounded, and a large stack of Galleons was poured onto the table, and the entire Burrow reflected this golden light.

Wentworth pointed to Jin Galleon on the table and said:

"Bill, as long as you can find out about Abernethy, then these are all yours!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill looked at Jin Galleon on the table and couldn't help swallowing, but he finally said:

"I'm sorry, Wentworth, I can't..."

It's just that ~www.NovelMTL.com~ Bill's words have not been finished, Wentworth interrupted suddenly and said:

"These are deposits, when we rescue our people, Jin Galleon, double it!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill admitted that he was shaken, and at this moment Wentworth continued:

"And, do you think that we can pay such a high price for a piece of news, do you think that our Umno Party will be short of money? We are not very interested in Jin Galleon in Gringotts!"

"Money? We have it!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, Bill looked at Wentworth with some doubts and asked:

"Then what are you going to do?"

But Wentworth shook his head and didn't answer Bill's question, he just said slyly:

"It's a secret, trust me, Bill, I'm not telling you, it's for your own good! Now, tell me your answer, as long as you nod, these Galleons are yours!"

Hearing Wentworth's words, when he recalled the dire economic conditions at home, just when Bill couldn't help nodding his head, he heard his mother say:

"I'm sorry, Wentworth, I would like to ask if you can wait a little bit. We have to ask someone else about helping out and get his opinion!"

Hearing Mrs. Wesley's words, Wentworth nodded disapprovingly, while Bill, who was beside him, saw his mother taking out a pen and paper to write a letter, and couldn't help but say:

"Mom, father should be back soon, you don't need to..."

It's just that before Bill's words were finished, Mrs. Wesley said:

"Who told you I was going to ask your father?"