On the television screen was Gringotts in Germany—although Germany itself had already banned the spread of Magic Television within the country, with major news like this, just as the United Kingdom had previously been unable to stop foreign reporters from arriving, Germany had no way to forbid reporters from conducting normal interviews.
Screaming victims' families, Fiendfyre that had yet to be extinguished and still occasionally burst out in animal shapes to run wild, bloodstains flowing across the floor or already dried, mangled limbs... The bank's surface level had basically been destroyed beyond recognition. Its walls and decorations had turned into broken bricks and rubble, and still more wizards and Goblins lay motionless across the opened-up entrance and hall of the bank, many of them showing almost no visible external injuries.
The scene was utter chaos. In the ruins, Aurors who had rushed over after hearing the news stood with wands raised, futilely trying to search for survivors under the collapsed bricks and tiles.
Outsiders were still not allowed into the bank's interior, so the reporters focused their attention on the surviving wizards and Goblins who had been involved. Many ordinary people who had heard the news and hurried over stared blankly through the ruins at the exposed, empty vaults, realizing that the savings they had built up over so many years had vanished into nothing.
Witches wept miserably, and many wizards chose to demand compensation from the Goblins, arguing loudly as they tangled with them—the subtitles on the television translated all of this accurately.
"Please pull yourself together, madam. Galleons can be earned again. Being too upset is bad for your health." The foreign correspondent comforted in German a witch who was silently shedding tears while holding an infant. Looking at the little baby in her arms, still utterly innocent