Soloing Gringotts

Seeing Andy lower his wand, Hermione hurriedly asked, "Andy, where is the last Horcrux?"

"Gringotts!"

Raising a brow, Andy said, "The last Horcrux is Hufflepuff's Golden Cup... Bellatrix Lestrange hid it in a vault at Gringotts."

"Uh... who is she?" Hermione frowned.

With Voldemort making a comeback, the list of Death Eaters had long ceased to be a secret.

Logically speaking, any Death Eater entrusted with a Horcrux had to be one of the elite—absolutely loyal to Voldemort, and one of the most fanatical Death Eaters.

Yet Hermione had never heard that name before.

"Hmm..."

Andy pondered for a moment before saying awkwardly, "I already beat that person to death."

Hermione: "..."

"Hiss—ah!!!"

Harry clutched his forehead and screamed in agony.

He felt as though his forehead were being torn apart. The immense pain made him want to pass out immediately.

But Harry knew that he had to stay conscious.

"Andy... at Gringotts... it's a golden cup..." Harry said through gritted teeth, his words broken by pain.

"I already know," Andy said calmly.

"What do we do now?" Hermione asked.

"You stay here and take care of Harry..."

Without a second thought, Andy said, "Time is of the essence. I'll head out first."

After saying that, to prevent some melodramatic "I'm coming too" scenario, Andy directly used Apparition and vanished from the spot.

Gringotts stood at the junction of Diagon Alley and Knockturn Alley, a white building.

It was run by a group of goblins. They had built their vaults beneath Gringotts, and only goblins could open them and retrieve the property inside.

Because of the goblins' struggles, as well as the crisis of trust among wizards, many wizards were willing to deposit their gold, silver, and treasures at Gringotts.

To be honest, when Andy had watched this part