"Cough, cough!" Wizet cleared his throat and came back to his senses. Looking at Anthony and the others, he asked, "What is it?"
"Wizet, you know about what happened at Gringotts, right?" Anthony leaned forward and got straight to the point. "Do you have any insider information?"
"Yeah! Do you have any insider information?" Michael and the others leaned forward in unison, their eyes full of anticipation and curiosity.
"It's mainly the Gold Galleon issue..." Chris added, his voice carrying a barely perceptible tremor.
"Given the state of the goblins right now, I don't think Gold Galleons are safe anymore! I really don't know what we're supposed to do next!"
Noticing the worry between Chris's brows, Wizet said gently, "Chris, I think you can rest assured."
"Even if something does change, neither the Ministry of Magic nor the International Confederation of Wizards will stand by and do nothing."
"Exactly!" Anthony nodded in agreement. "From what I know of the Ministry of Magic, they must be even more anxious about something like this than we are."
"That's right." Wizet nodded lightly. After giving it some thought, he chose a few things he could disclose. "As for the Gold Galleon matter, I've been involved in some similar discussions."
"Actually, ever since the trip to New York, people had already grown dissatisfied with the way the goblins acted after the Paris Region Incident, so everyone had made their own plans."
"Could it be..." Terry thought of a possibility and asked eagerly, "Did you foresee this theft?"
Anthony's eyes lit up, and a guess also formed in his mind. "Or was this theft the Ministry of Magic's..."
He suddenly realized something and paused, leaving the sentence unfinished.
"I mean..." he hurriedly tried to patch things up. "Could there have been some kind of... well...