Lupin left without saying where he was going. Perhaps to some unknown forest, or perhaps to some unknown wilderness. But no matter where Lupin went, whenever Dumbledore needed him, he always appeared.
Only Roy and Dumbledore remained in the Headmaster's Office. The file bag Tiago had given them, containing Dumbledore's records, had been casually opened, its documents spread across Dumbledore's desk.
These documents were records on Gringotts' former director. Everything that man had done during his decades in office had been clearly recorded in black and white. The contents had been carefully concealed; from these records alone, it seemed difficult to spot the embezzlement and bribery he had engaged in over the years. Yet no matter how well they were covered up, they were riddled with holes under the scrutiny of someone determined enough.
However, Roy and Dumbledore were not focused on that, but on the group of attackers behind him. Before long, they found an unusually marked item of unknown income in a document at the very bottom of the file bag. It had been dated late July, coinciding with the hijacking of Roy's Floo Powder Network.
"Here it is. This payment was circulated through the account of Gurgo, a senior Gringotts accountant. He's still working at Gringotts, and the attackers haven't silenced him."
Roy handed a document to Dumbledore. After reading it, Dumbledore quickly realized that something was wrong with the man as well, and nodded at Roy.
"With this evidence, the Ministry of Magic should be able to extradite those two goblins, right? Then if we arrest this goblin called Gurgo, I think that group will have nowhere left to hide."
Dumbledore looked over the documents covering the table and nodded faintly. Yet the calmness in his eyes made it clear that he was not as relaxed