Hogwarts' Niffler: All I Need Is Galleons

On the third day, after a long wait, the anxious Vita Rosier finally discovered the exact location of Grindelwald and the Nurmengard Castle.

The information came from a distant relative of the Rosier family, a platinum-haired man obsessed with making money, who was recently opening up the international wizarding market.

Dumbledore was at the school those days to hold a board of governors meeting.

He had to handle various board matters, including next year's teacher arrangements and funding applications, and also face a more challenging task—how to conceal Nurmengard Castle.

As one of the governors of Hogwarts, Mr. Malfoy naturally attended the board meeting, and he unexpectedly discovered the existence of the castle.

Dumbledore planned to hide Nurmengard first and deal with the issue after the board meeting.

But hiding such a massive castle was no easy task, even for a wizard as powerful as Dumbledore.

Therefore, he agreed to Hoare's suggestion to use a magic array to conceal Nurmengard.

However, drawing the magic array required time.

It was precisely this time gap that gave Mr. Malfoy, who arrived at the school early, an unexpected "discovery."

His eyes sparkled with excitement, as if he had found some precious treasure.

Upon returning to Malfoy Manor, he eagerly picked up a pen and wrote a letter to his long-uncontacted distant relative—Vita Rosier, the current head of the Rosier family.

The Rosier family, a long-standing pure-blood family in the wizarding world.

Prominent status, one of the Sacred Twenty-Eight.

And Vita Rosier, as the leader of this family, was renowned for her astonishing wealth and influence.