After arriving in Diagon Alley, Roy first chatted idly with his old acquaintance Tom at the Leaky Cauldron for quite a while. As lunchtime approached, more and more people gradually came into the Leaky Cauldron for lunch.
After ensuring that enough people had noticed his movements, Roy deliberately waited a little longer. Only after estimating that Lupin had reached Gringotts did Roy hurriedly set off from the Leaky Cauldron, carrying the box as he strolled toward Gringotts in the center of Diagon Alley.
After walking to the intersection at the corner, the grand, imposing sign of Gringotts London came into view. It was noon, and it happened to be the off-season. The streets of Diagon Alley were completely deserted, without a single pedestrian passing by.
Roy stood in the middle of the street and looked around at the quiet, slightly unnerving surroundings. After confirming that no one was following him, he put away his carefree expression and adopted a serious look before pushing open Gringotts' doors and walking inside.
After entering Gringotts, Roy ignored the clerks' directions in the lobby and went straight to the duty manager seated on the raised platform in the center of the hall.
He tossed the iron box in his hand onto the table before him, and the Goblin manager on duty immediately realized that this was the distinguished guest Dumbledore had mentioned in advance. The elderly Goblin did not dare show the slightest neglect. He immediately jumped down from his seat and personally led Roy to the VIP lounge on the first underground level.
The duty manager, whose legs were not particularly nimble, led Roy through the magnificently decorated Gringotts business district, winding around for quite some time before finally bringing him to the door of an extravagant VIP room. Pushing open the private