But unlike his excited kin, Nagnok's heart was filled with worry. They had come through the gilded fireplaces set into the walls of Hogwarts' inner city wall, and the Hogwarts guards had neither questioned nor stopped them. It had been the same as they stormed toward Harris Bank along the way; the Hogwarts guards had turned a blind eye to them.
The fact that people connected to the Ministry of Magic had come to Gringotts in a planned manner to withdraw money and even close their accounts proved that Harris had long since prepared for the Goblins' reaction. But Nagnok had no other choice. In truth, now that every country in the Magical World used the Goblins' Gringotts as its main bank, losing some wizard customers, or even all the customers in the United Kingdom, would not be enough to truly hurt the Goblins. The more crucial point was what it represented. If Harris succeeded spectacularly and let wizards in other Magical Worlds see the benefits of wizards controlling their own economy and follow suit, that was what truly terrified the Goblins.
And as the broadcast continued, more and more wizards who heard the news left their televisions and rushed over to the bank, surrounding the entire area around it so tightly that not even water could get through. The Harris Television reporters and cameramen interviewing people in the bank lobby took the opportunity to move their cameras away from Ron and the other audience members. They darted through the crowd, beginning to search for better shooting angles to film the arriving Goblins.
Some older wizards noticed the Goblins' collective movement and their aggressive approach, and worry rose in their hearts. No matter how strong You-Know-Who was, he had already proven no match for Allen Harris. Unlike Europe, which was