"The people who attacked Azkaban last night."
"The people who attacked Azkaban last night."
"The people who attacked Azkaban last night."
After seven repetitions, he closed his eyes and entered a dream:
Then he saw himself standing inside the lighthouse, displaying his might as he killed dozens of Dementors in an instant.
He had to admit, he looked pretty cool from a spectator's perspective.
Soon, the scene shattered and changed. Five or six fire dragons appeared above Azkaban, and the Dementors immediately rushed up to attack. Edward saw that riding the dragons were short, ugly goblins!
Snap!
The scene shattered and dissolved, and Edward awoke from his dream.
"Goblins?"
Audrey was surprised to hear it too.
It was actually goblins?!
Historically, after several goblin rebellions, warlocks had confiscated their wands and handed Gringotts over for them to manage-although the move had been absurd, there was no denying that goblin activity had essentially been confined to Gringotts ever since.
Although there might still have been some goblins scattered about who had slipped through the net, had they really grown powerful enough to ride fire dragons into an attack on Azkaban?
But the question was, what were they trying to do?
Free Dark Warlocks to sow chaos in the Wizarding World and reap the benefits?
Or stage another rebellion? But goblins were even weaker now than before. They had no chance of winning at all.
Right, if they had gone to Azkaban to free Death Eaters, then they might well have begun cooperating with Voldemort. Had Voldemort secured the goblins' defection with some sort of promise... That was hardly good news.
In that case, there was another question: were the defectors only those goblins scattered outside who had slipped through the net, or had even the goblins at Gringotts secretly sided with