"That pendant was much prettier than the Omniscience Mark by itself." In the audience below the stage, Ginny, as a young witch, stared in fascination at the pendant, which had been designed by professional jewelry makers under Umbrella. Under the lights, the Eye of Providence bank pendant on Hermione's neck seemed to reflect a glow of wisdom and elegance. "Harry, did Sirius tell you? Dad wrote yesterday about the bank. They've already decided to give up our family vault at Gringotts. We don't exactly have many happy memories in there..."
"When things were at their worst, there was only a tiny little pile of Silver Sickles and Galleons in our vault..." Ron agreed with his sister, then seemed to feel a little embarrassed. With affected casualness, he rested his crossed hands on his right knee, which was propped over his other leg, tilted his head, and adopted a tone as though he had seen it coming all along. "When Allen's brother was turned away by those Goblins at Gringotts before, and the Ministry of Magic and Allen's lot didn't react at all, I thought it was strange... The Harrises always pay people back."
"I hope Allen thought of a backup plan. Otherwise, once the Goblins are angered, getting Voldemort's Horcrux will be even harder..." Harry's voice was full of worry. He was afraid these Goblins might side with You-Know-Who because of this and add even more strength to his cause.
After giving the others a brief moment to digest that, Fleur below the stage continued by asking a well-placed question: "Miss Granger, I think everyone can understand the bank's new services now. However, what wizards need to store in a bank is not limited to gold coins. Some precious family heirlooms also require a sufficiently safe environment. Gringotts has heavily