Garleon Crocodile: Loan Lao Fu, Bankrupt Gringotts

Hogwarts has received a large number of letters recently: I am Lord Voldemort. I am actually not dead. I have 1 million Galleons in Gringotts. Now I need 2,000 Galleons to be transferred to another account. Please transfer it to the designated account. I will return to London in six months and I will accept you as my disciple. A year later, Gringotts had a long queue of people to get Galleons and was on the verge of bankruptcy. The goblins had no choice but to package up and sell Gringotts shares to Gavin! Then, carrying a huge capital and exchange rate difference, Gavin knocked on the Nurmengard Tower. Three generations of Dark Lords have restarted the process of breaking the wizarding law of secrecy! That day was also called the dawn of the magic industry by later generations. Since then, the little wizards have taken many more classes, including finance, mathematics, programming... It all started that year in the forests of Albania Young Gavin said to a lump of Voldemort: Money cannot conquer death, but everything under the blue sky is the pasture of money. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.