Chapter 299

When the Watchers raided Oak Mountain, a purge was also taking place in Gringotts.

Since the members of the goblin's largest family had been killed, and the other party was also the Gringotts president, the conflict between Murphy and the goblins could no longer be reconciled through ordinary means.

Next, either wait for the other party's endless revenge and harassment, or strike first and uproot the other party.

Unfortunately, goblins are not only in the UK, but also all over the world, and the Brin family has spread too widely. Murphy couldn't kill the whole group, so he could only eradicate the branches related to Guleos first.

Wizards mean magic materials to Murphy, which are precious wealth, and he generally doesn't want to do it.

But goblins—these guys are just like the Jewish group in the previous life, except for being disgusting, they are just disgusting, and he has no psychological burden at all when killing them.

All the goblins in Gringotts were fed Veritaserum by Rasim and interrogated one by one.

This interrogation was not a big deal. Rasim was astonished to find that the master did not wrong them—of course, the master was wise and powerful, so it was impossible to wrong them—but he really didn't expect that it would be so easy to get "evidence."

However, the fact was that nearly one-third of these goblins had thoughts of rebellion, and quite a few of them had secretly participated in underground goblin gatherings.

And those guys who were close to the Brin family were even more rebellious, and they had even planned to overthrow the wizard government and form a goblin regime more than once, and even the assassination list had been made in several versions.

Rasim was shocked, but also overjoyed. This time he was not framing, but caught red-handed.

On the other side, the Watchers who broke into the castle also realized this.

The goblins here were actually fully armed!

They even encountered goblins fighting with wands!

Although those wands looked mostly old and new, some seemed to be no better than a wooden stick, and the goblins were not handy in using wands to fight, and the accuracy of the spells they chanted was very poor, but those were definitely wands!

This discovery made the Watchers who originally held doubts about this mission believe the commander's words instantly.

This group of goblins was really preparing for rebellion!

They actually dared to hide wands! Hide weapons!

This is a public violation of the "Wand Act"!

Its purpose of rebellion is already obvious, without a doubt!

What else is there to say?

No one would hesitate to use the Killing Curse anymore, and a one-sided slaughter began.

Although the goblins did have some combat effectiveness, they didn't make much of a splash in front of more than a dozen serious combat wizards.

Half an hour later, the wizards paid the price of two seriously injured and three slightly injured, razed the entire goblin castle, and captured the owner of the castle, Weller Longhand.

Then the Watchers withdrew from the castle and left the round goblin to Murphy.

Weller Longhand was tied to a high-backed chair, his nose was broken and tilted to one side. At this moment, seeing Murphy appearing from the shadows, he immediately began to beg.

"Mr. Darkholm, misunderstanding, there must be some misunderstanding. I am not your enemy, I can offer half of my assets in exchange for your understanding."

"Half?" Murphy sneered.

"All! I am willing to offer all my assets! Mr. Darkholm, I am a goblin, I know better than anyone how to use wealth, keep me, I will create more wealth for you..."

This guy is quite sensible.

Unfortunately, Murphy is not interested in his financial management skills.

A banker whose thinking is still stuck in the 17th century, I can just find a finance graduate from a Muggle economic college, and the concepts are hundreds of years ahead of you, okay?

And, Murphy left his life, not for money.

Gringotts is all mine, do I lack your little bit?

Murphy waved his hand, and an illusory battle flag appeared in front of Weller. "What is this?"

Weller was startled. "You, how did you..."

"So, you've seen it." Murphy had been observing his reaction.

"I didn't, didn't..." However, before he could finish his words, he suddenly stared straight, and his whole body began to twitch.

A blood-red light suddenly shone into Murphy's eyes, just like lighting a lantern under Weller's skin, and the light escaped from his eyes and mouth.

And the goblin seemed to be suffering from terrible torture, his whole body trembling violently, and he let out a terrifying scream.

Murphy frowned and watched, and at the same time, his mind was also aching faintly, as if that "nail" that had pierced his head before was trying to invade again.

However, he was prepared this time. "Expecto Patronum!"

A silver crow stood on his shoulder, and the power of the Patronus calmed his mind. That power trying to invade was immediately isolated, and had no effect on him.

According to the heart path theory, the wizard's heart core is an absolute domain belonging to the wizard himself. No magic can truly break through this domain by force. If you want to infiltrate the other party's mind, you can only use roundabout ways such as deception and illusion to make the recipient actively accept it.

Therefore, no matter what kind of heart magic, as long as you strengthen your own will and strengthen your own protection ability, you can resist it outside the heart core.

The moment the stinging disappeared, Weller's screaming also stopped. He suddenly lowered his head, and blood was flowing from his eyes, nose, and mouth.

"Come here," Weller suddenly said, "kill him, and then come find me..."

Changed to a big account online?

However, Murphy stepped forward and kicked Weller in the face, kicking him over to the ground.

"A guy who plays tricks. Possession? Horcrux? Well, it seems it should be something similar..."

"But you only possessed Guleos and his father... The bloodline of the Brin family is a bit special to you, right?"

"Let me guess... The Brin family has the bloodline of the goblin royal family, so in that picture, you are sitting on the throne... But the goblin kingdom perished nearly a thousand years ago."

"You also want the Sword of Gryffindor..."

"You wouldn't be that idiot Ragnuk who wanted to steal it back after forging a sword for someone, would you?"

"Shut up! That's mine! The sword is mine! All the treasures are mine!" Weller suddenly roared, "They are all my creations! I am their master!"

"Heh..." Murphy looked at him like he was looking at a fool.

"You, I will kill you..." Weller saw Murphy's eyes, and he seemed to be stung. "You think you won? No! Stupid wizard! You are finished!"

"You slaughtered the Brin family! The Goblin Council will never let you go! War, you provoked a war! And I, will be reborn in the war, by then..."

"By then?" Murphy sneered. "I won't wait for you that long."

He said, raised his wand, and aimed at Weller again. "Guess, why did I talk so much nonsense with you?"

In the Soviet Union, more than 3,000 officials at all levels suddenly twitched and fell to the ground collectively.

Under the action of the Soul Seed virus that suddenly broke out in their brains, their brains operated rapidly, but in two or three minutes, the temperature of their foreheads soared to 41 or 42 degrees.

At the same time, thousands of crows formed an array antenna again, raising Murphy's spiritual resonance, increasing its frequency, compressing its wavelength, changing its phase, until it was all tuned to the magic spectrum of the "heart" attribute.

The increasingly high magic energy level caused the surrounding matter to begin to disintegrate, and with Murphy's heart phase, it distorted into a ball chaotically.

This is the "domain" predicted by the heart path, which is the performance of the "heart singularity" breaking through the scope of its original core and expanding to the outside world.

"Heart magic, remote attack, right?"

Divine light bloomed in Murphy's eyes.

"You think I can't hit people along the network cable?"

"Now crawl for me!"

"Legilimens!"

(End of chapter)