According to Nicolas Flamel, he was an ordinary wizard who had never been exposed to Alchemy before he obtained the Book of Abramelin the Mage.
Vincent took out a magnifying glass and zoomed in slightly before he noticed the rough marks on the silk thread.
He has Nicolas Flamel's manuscripts and nearly six hundred years of research results.
He also possessed Grindelwald's Spellbook, containing hundreds of modified Dark Magic.
He is not only a natural-born master of Occlumency, but also a newbie with a complete set of skill books.
Eric and Evelyn were arguing when they noticed their precious son hugging his robe and grinning like an idiot.
"Is it because happiness came too suddenly that my brain is overly excited?"
"Nonsense! I think he deserves a beating; I'll teach him a lesson!"
Only a few minutes later, Eric and Evelyn also started giggling.
"The deeds to three gold mines and ten silver mines!"
"And the title deed for twelve acres of land in Devon!"
"Mom and Dad, could you please keep your voices down?"
"Yes, yes, but don't let that Goblin hear us."
Bogrod, who was outside, didn't actually hear anything.
Each vault owner has different security measures.
Some of them were enchanted with Doubling Charm, while others were even enchanted with Fiendfyre.
I can't see, I can't hear.
For the Goblin, Vault No. 7 has always been the most mysterious.
"Mr. Bogrod —Mr. Bogrod!"
Bogrod, who was in a daze, widened his eyes to be bigger than light bulbs. "Ah—excuse me, distinguished guests."
The Wayne family had the same expression on their faces when they arrived as they left.
However, as they passed the fire dragon, all four pairs of big eyes glanced at it a few more times.
When they returned to the Marble Hall, they happened to run into the Granger family were exchanging Gold Galleons.
"Hey— Chris!" Arthur walked in from outside at that moment.
Molly and the Weasley family children followed behind him.
Fred and George ran up to Vincent with big smiles.
"Dude, you'll never know how much we miss you!"
"You miss my gift, don't you?"
"He truly is our good brother!"
Vincent politely thanked Bogrod and then walked out of Gringotts with them.
"We'll be done soon." Arthur invited Wayne and the Mr. and Mrs. Granger, "When we're done, shall we go grab a drink?"
"Okay," Chris replied with a smile.
Eric nodded with a wry smile.
"You'd never guess what just happened." George sat on the white steps outside.
"Harry used the wrong name when using Floo Powder and ended up in Knockturn Alley next door."
"Is this the Knockturn Alley that dark wizard hangs out?"
He mysteriously pulled Vincent to sit down. "Harry also went to Borgin Burke's, a shop specializing in Dark Magic items."
Guess who he saw?
"Snape?"
"No." Fred cleared his throat. "Wayne, I'm definitely telling my dad!"
"Pfft—" Vincent chuckled. "Malfoy and Old Malfoy?"
"Yeah!" George glanced around, then lowered his voice, "They're not going to buy things, they're going to sell things."
Dad went to search their house just two days ago, but that idiot Fudge stopped him.
Vincent immediately understood. "Our minister is going to make a fortune."
We visit every family once a year; there's a huge amount of Gold Galleons.
"My dad said he's going to search all those basements and secret passages next time."
Although he benefited from his son's fame, Arthur's recent momentum has indeed been very strong.
As the leaders of this investigation, most of the wizards who had previously mocked the Weasley were now keeping their tails between their legs, fearing repercussions.
In the vast Wizarding World, only a few extreme Pure-blood men continue to do as they please.
It's a pity, there are still people waiting for them in Fudge.
Vincent figured it out.
He pretends to be stupid on the surface, but he is actually more shrewd than anyone else.
Not only can they amass wealth, but they can also give them a good warning.
"Merlin's beard! We thought he was greedy like Goblin!"
Fred and George both looked terrified.
A small portion were surprised by Fudge's political skills, but the rest were all scared by Vincent.
"I'd better not offend you again," George said, shaking his body dramatically. "What if you start targeting me?"
"I'm not a bad person."
"No!" Fred gritted his teeth and said, "Honest people are the most treacherous, Cedric is the best example of that."
"He was forced into this by you guys, wasn't he?" Vincent shook his head. "Look at Quirrell, he's another example."
Rita was very efficient; she published a detailed report yesterday.
Why did Quirrell, who was honest and unassuming during his school years, suddenly become a dark wizard who coveted the Sorcerer's Stone?
She didn't say it explicitly, but instead mentioned another famous dark wizard, Antonin Dolohov.
He was among the first Death Eaters, participated in the First Wizarding War, and tortured a large number of Muggle and wizards who did not support Voldemort.
Most importantly, he murdered Molly's two brothers, Fabian and Gideon Prewett.
The Weasley family arrived earlier than the Wayne family, but they wasted a lot of time searching for Harry.
Fred and George probably haven't had time to read today's newspaper yet.
After chatting for a little while longer, Eric, Arthur, and Chris walked out side by side.
Several ladies and children followed behind, whispering among themselves.
"Meet at Flourish and Blotts in one hour!"
The three grown men walked toward the Leaky Cauldron, chatting and laughing.
The three ladies followed with smiles on their faces.
"Don't go to the Knockturn Alley!" Molly suddenly turned around and glared at the twins.
They pursed their lips and surrounded Harry, saying, "Mom, we'll keep an eye on him."
It's you!
Harry paused for a moment, "Please, that was an accident."
"You have to be adventurous," George gestured toward Vincent, who was walking at the front. "Furaikan, one of the most mysterious sea creatures."
Hermione was exchanging study methods with Percy, quietly pricked up her ears.
"Hey buddy, aren't you going to talk about those things?"
Vincent turned around. "The newspapers are all about it—well, it all started when I was putting Gu Gu on a diet."
Kenny, the "Vinegar King" of North America, and the passionate and unrestrained Jennifer;
The more familiar she becomes, the colder Lady Rinne;
Four obscure students from Ilvermorny;
The hot-tempered Director Graves;
Auror the Sam, who was always laughing and joking.
Wow—you've made so many new friends!
Fred looked heartbroken. "So it's true that new people replace the old. No wonder you replied to us so late."
Vincent chuckled sheepishly, "No, the owl probably got lost."
"Oh." Harry and Ron both believed it.
After careful consideration, Fred and George both agreed that it was very likely.
Everyone believed it except Hermione.
Although it was hard to explain, she just knew that Vincent was avoiding the question.