The Big Boss Behind Hogwarts

In the study.

After being reminded by Lilith, Moriarty avoided the trap of the time-turner and focused on the rest of the details.

"Counting thousands of years ago, when the light rescued Gamp and the others from Ixchel, the light appeared three times!"

"If the time-turner is not necessary for light to emerge, then there must be another means."

"Time, time travel..."

"Time, time travel..."

Moriarty thought hard, what would be the way to travel through time?

The hands on the clock turned round and round, and the time passed bit by bit.

"Tick, tick..."

Beads of sweat slid from Moriarty's forehead and dripped onto the black wooden tabletop, forming a puddle of sweat.

Moriarty had never exhausted his brain cells so much. The last time he sweated was when he competed with Nicolas May to make an alchemy prop shop.

It's the same thinking, the same sweating, but this time, Moriarty didn't solve the problem.

"call…"

Moriarty let out a foul breath, he had no clue, and still couldn't find a way for light to travel through time, let alone a flaw, he couldn't even find a single detail.

"Looks like I need some fresh air."

Moriarty rubbed his sore eyes as he walked out of the study. The house elf Luke and the elf Ingo had already been waiting outside the door.

"Madam Narcissa sent us here, she said that you will need us sooner or later, young master."

"Hehe, she was right."

Moriarty's heart warmed. No matter how powerful the enemy was, there was always all kinds of support behind him.

"Take me to the Fairy King," Moriarty ordered.

Hearing the "Fairy King", Ingo's eyelids trembled violently.

Moriarty saw it, but said nothing.

Moriarty had known Ingo's connection to the goblin royal family.

Moriarty has never exposed it, and purposely spared the Goblin King's life just for today—maybe Ingo might come in handy later.

When we arrived at the castle dungeon, it was still full of poisonous snakes, which filled the entire ground in piles.

The goblin king was **** into a mummy by the rope that the black snake turned into, and fell to the ground.

"Woo woo woo..."

Seeing Moriarty, because his mouth was sealed, the Goblin King had a vicious look in his eyes.

"Hmph." Seeing this, Moriarty sneered, and walked into the dungeon. When the poisonous snake saw Moriarty, it was like seeing its parents, and immediately became a good baby.

Yin Ge's face changed slightly, "Master, we're going out first, and I have something to tell us."

Saying that, Ingo and Luke slowly retreated outside.

However, halfway through the walk, Moriarty's lukewarm voice came: "Ingo stay."

Ingo's face turned pale, but he didn't dare to disobey Moriarty's order, so he stopped and Luke went out alone.

The dungeon door closed and it was pitch black.

Moriarty waved his hand towards the wall, and a few flames drifted to the wall, igniting a few torches, illuminating the dungeon.

"Snapped."

Moriarty snapped his fingers, and the Goblin King floated from the ground to Moriarty.

"Ingo, come and see it, do you recognize this face?"

Ingo walked two steps forward with his head down, and he heard the killing intent from Moriarty's indifferent voice.

The goblin raised its head slowly, this movement seemed to be very difficult, the two protruding big eyeballs blinked, and looked carefully at the goblin king.

Part of the snake rope binding the Fairy King was also untied, and the Fairy King exposed his head and looked at Ingo angrily.

The two goblins met face to face. The goblin king's eyes were still full of viciousness and anger, but Ingo's eyes gradually became moist.

There was a playful smile on the corner of Moriarty's mouth. Under the light of the fire, Ingo and the Goblin King looked alike!

"Master," Ingo's voice trembled, "it's my grandson."

"Huh?" The Fairy King opened his eyes in disbelief, and retorted violently, "Woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!"

Moriarty took a deep look at Ingo, the real person didn't show his face, Ingo was the grandfather of the Goblin King!

My ancestor Salazar really left me a good pawn!

But Moriarty still had some doubts, "Ingo, the Goblin King doesn't seem to agree with your words."

"Master, let me explain to you." Ingo said bitterly.

After seeing the permission in Moriarty's eyes, Ingo sighed, and said, "I thought I'd never see it again, King Legnac IV!"

"Legnak?"

The name sounds familiar.

"Let me think about it," Moriarty mused, "Is it the goblin king, Raignac, who forged the Gryffindor sword for Gryffindor Godric?"

"Yes," Ingo lowered his head, and at the same time the Fairy King whimpered more violently, the emotion in his eyes was replaced by madness, Ingo ignored it, and continued: "Master, you once judged that among the fairies, the longer the name, the higher the status , that's right."

"If I had a real name, I would be Ragnac II, Ragnac Ingo."

"And it—" Ingo looked at the Goblin King with cloudy eyes, "it is Raignac IV."

The goblin king suddenly stopped talking, because Ingo was right about one thing, the goblin's royal family was called "Legnak", and it was indeed King Ragnak IV.

The Fairy King thought that the only people in this world who knew this, besides himself, were Ganpu and Guang.

"Ingo, as you said, you are still the fairy prince." Moriarty said with great interest.

In the dull process of chasing clues, it seems to be a fun thing to hear such secrets.

"Oh, it used to be." Ingo sighed again, "until Salazar Slytherin took me away. So I was removed from the goblins by Raignac I, my father. "

"Because in the era of the Big Four, wizards were persecuted and the living environment was worrisome. A goblin captured by a wizard is a shame to the whole goblin."

Even though thousands of years have passed by this incident, it still leaves deep wounds on Ingo, and the melancholy that is visible to the naked eye is expressed on Ingo.

"So? It doesn't know me." Ingo glanced at the Fairy King.

"Then here comes the question." Moriarty had no time to care about Ingo's family. He looked at Ingo. "Why did Patriarch Salazar arrest you?"

The question had been on Moriarty's mind for a long time, ever since he first walked into Slytherin Castle and saw Ingo five years ago.

"I don't know why the old Slytherin arrested me, but I guess it has something to do with my father King Raignac I."

Ingo gradually regained his composure, and said, "Master, you should know that in the era when the Big Four lived, the status of wizards was extremely low, and the living environment was too harsh."

Moriarty nodded. That period was definitely the darkest period for wizards, and they were suppressed everywhere.

All forces are suppressing wizards!

It is for this reason that the Big Four established Hogwarts to protect wizards and to deter other forces.

"I remember that at that time, we goblins killed many wizards, except for one wizard," Ingo said with reminiscence in his eyes, "That is Godric Gryffindor!"

"He has a good personal relationship with my father, that's why my father made the Gryffindor sword for him."

"Oh, really?" Moriarty frowned slightly: "But it's common sense for goblins to covet the sword of Gryffindor!"

This performance is too obvious, and it has never been concealed. Even the goblins of Gringotts have made no secret of their greed for swords.

"Yes, that's right," Ingo licked his lips, "but this phenomenon happened after that incident."

"that matter?"

"My father's personal relationship with Mr. Godric lasted until one day, my father suddenly changed his mind, and he wanted to get back the Gryffindor sword!"

"Of course Mr. Godric is unwilling to hand over the sword. My father is incapable of taking it back, so getting it back has become the long-cherished wish of all the goblins."

Moriarty stroked his chin~www.wuxiahere.com~ and thought: "Then what caused your father to change?"

"I don't know about that," Ingo shook his head. "It may be because of this that the old Slytherin arrested me."

"As you said, my ancestors did it to vent their anger on Mr. Godric?" Moriarty couldn't help laughing, these two old guys who fell in love and killed each other!

But not just for venting, otherwise Salazar would not have written that sentence in his diary: "Never trust a goblin!"

There must be some reason for this, which led to the change of King Ragnac I's attitude towards Godric.

"It seems that we will get the rest of the story from its mouth."

Moriarty turned his gaze to the Goblin King.

(fill hole)

(end of this chapter)