There Are Too Many People in This World to Take the Blame

The details of Voldemort's defeat were hardly worth discussing. Andy and Dumbledore had long since coordinated their stories, and Scrimgeour naturally knew that perfectly well. Everyone was just putting on a show.

The only thing that needed to be concealed was the matter of the Horcruxes.

Horcruxes were Dark Arts that could stave off death. Once that magic became public, who knew how many people would study Horcruxes in hopes of gaining immortality?

No one wanted to test human nature! After recording the statements, Scrimgeour glanced at his notebook and asked somewhat puzzledly, "So you don't know why Gringotts was attacked either?"

Andy spread his hands. "I'm just a student."

"You are no ordinary student."

Scrimgeour put away his notebook and asked calmly, "While you were surrounding Voldemort, Voldemort sent Death Eaters to attack Gringotts... Mr. Collins, don't you find that strange?"

"What's strange about it?"

Andy gave Scrimgeour a slightly surprised look. "No matter what Voldemort does, I wouldn't find it strange, because there's something wrong with his brain."

"Mm... for example, he could clearly have become Minister of Magic through legitimate means, yet he chose rebellion instead... Mr. Scrimgeour, don't you find that strange?"

Scrimgeour: "..."

All right! That really was rather strange.

All he could say was that there really was something wrong with Voldemort's brain.

As for the attack on Gringotts...

According to Andy, Snape, Dumbledore, and the others, it had been one of Voldemort's secret operations. Aside from the Death Eaters who had taken part, outsiders knew nothing about it.

No one knew Voldemort's true purpose in attacking Gringotts.

All the goblins at Gringotts had been killed, while the Death Eaters who attacked Gringotts had vanished without a trace—burned to ashes by Fiendfyre.

There were no witnesses left alive!

After investigating, the Ministry of Magic