However, Wentworth did not have time to think about it at this moment. Wentworth felt that the most important thing now was to inform Rozier and others of the news as soon as possible.

Looking at the note in Dumbledore's hand, Wentworth tried to ask:

"Principal Dumbledore, can you find this person through the message on the note?"

Dumbledore gave a bitter smile and returned the note to Wentworth, saying, "Wentworth, I am a wizard, not a god. I'm sorry, I can't do this."

After hearing what Dumbledore said and looking at the note in his hand again, Wentworth took out a feather watch from his pocket and wrote on it again:

I, Wentworth Grindelwald, heir of the Grindelwald family and leader of the Witch Party, am willing to accept you and join the Witch Party for the greater good! If possible, I hope to meet you. You can write to me. I will be in Hogwarts, waiting for your letter.

After writing this, Wentworth put the note back to its original place, and then said to Dumbledore: "Principal Dumbledore, we can go back now."

When Wentworth wrote the letter, he was not able to avoid Dumbledore, because Wentworth knew that his identity was not a secret to Dumbledore in front of him.

Dumbledore just watched Wentworth write this message quietly without any reaction. The two of them maintained a tacit silence.

However, when Wentworth suggested that they could leave, Dumbledore said, "Wentworth, I suggest that you take more Galleons. In the future, you'd better not come to Gringotts alone without my company!"

Wentworth was a little surprised to hear what Dumbledore said, but he still followed Dumbledore's arrangements. After Wentworth put many more Galleons into his pocket that had been stretched with the Retraction Charm, he walked out of Vault 714 of Gringotts with Dumbledore.

Meanwhile, Fairy Buttons was still waiting outside the vault.

Led by Button, Wentworth and Dumbledore left the basement of Gringotts. They refused Button's invitation to have lunch and left.

As soon as he returned to Hogwarts, Wentworth couldn't wait to start writing a letter, writing down everything that happened today and what Dumbledore said to him. At the same time, he warned Rosier that there was a group of wizards who knew his identity and were hiding behind Christine and others.

While Wentworth was busy writing to Rosier and others, Cassandra was also writing to her father. There was no greeting in the letter. Instead, she wrote directly: "Father, I hope you can help me investigate these young wizards, especially the families behind them, Draco Malfoy, Ron Weasley, Neville Longbottom..."

Soon, news of the theft at Gringotts spread throughout the entire wizarding world, and many newspapers rushed to report the incident.

However, while this incident was being reported, another incident also came into the sight of many interested people.

The earliest report came from the Daily Prophet. From the photos published in the Daily Prophet, we can clearly see that Dumbledore led Wentworth into Gringotts under the guidance of goblins, and behind the two of them was a group of Aurors who were blocked outside the door of Gringotts.

But soon, The Quibbler stood up and refuted: As the headmaster of Hogwarts, Dumbledore's education of students is better than those guys who can only write articles in newspapers! Dumbledore 's move can only prove one thing, that is, other professors at Hogwarts can hardly meet Wentworth's needs, so Dumbledore has to take him with him and educate him personally.

This is a good thing for the entire wizarding world. After all, Dumbledore is old, and the wizarding world needs someone who can still lead everyone to fight against evil wizards after Dumbledore! Then, following last year, The Daily Prophet and The Quibbler started a new round of confrontation in their respective newspapers.

However, what the outside world does not know is that these two articles were actually written by Rita Skeeter.

As the confrontation between the two newspapers attracted more and more attention from wizards, the sales of The Daily Prophet and The Quibbler increased significantly at the same time.

And Wentworth's name became known to wizards again and appeared in front of many people.

Rufus Scrimgeour looked at Wentworth in the newspaper, frowning thoughtfully.

Behind him, there is a white board with the following words written on it:

Dumbledore and Wentworth are attacked - the Witch Party takes action to deal with the attackers.

The Wizarding Party besieged the Ministry of Magic - Cedric suddenly appeared (he was from the same Hufflepuff house as Wentworth). In another office in the Ministry of Magic, Thomas Revaux looked at the report in the newspaper, a sneer appeared at the corner of his mouth, then he put the newspaper aside and continued to rummage through a pile of documents.

As Thomas Revo put a stack of documents aside, the file name clearly read - British Wizarding Family (Top Secret).

However, the disturbances in the outside world had nothing to do with Wentworth. Although it appeared in the newspapers again, after the experience of last semester, except for the first-year students of Hogwarts, other Hogwarts students were very calm about it.

Some Hogwarts freshmen were excited when they saw their classmates appearing on the Daily Prophet, but they were quickly educated by their classmates, who said that this was just basic operation for Wentworth, and then they gave them a popular science lecture about Wentworth.

He received the house introduction on the first day of school, and on the second day he conquered the stomachs of all the students in Hufflepuff House... and then led Hufflepuff to defeat Slytherin in a duel, appeared on the Quidditch World Cup final stage, became the youngest seeker in the history of Hogwarts, and so on.

It was at this time that Harry Potter realized that the senior who saved him from dire straits was actually such a powerful wizard.

However, because everyone's attention was attracted by the debate between The Daily Prophet and The Quibbler, the students of Hogwarts did not notice that their headmaster had disappeared for several days.

(End of this chapter)