Ragnock was furious that one of the clients here had hidden a horcrux in the bank. He quickly wrote to the Lestrange account manager to hand over the horcrux to be destroyed or face execution in case of a refusal. As a response, he received that it would be arranged. Then, he went over to the other horcruxes. He could trust that Lord Prince would find the horcrux in Hogwarts since that old fool had never allowed goblins apart from Filius Flitwick in the school. But the horcrux in the shack could only be taken and be destroyed, when someone with the Slytherin titles allows them to enter, but in the records, it was stated that John Potter wasn’t the one, who would inherit the title, which also had proved that the Potter boy was not the boy-who-lived, but an Akira Kurusu, who was formally known as Harry Potter, could become the new head of the house of Slytherin and was the real boy-who-lived. Ragnock explained them and vowed them to secrecy that they shouldn’t tell anyone, because the boy’s safety would be at risk. Lucius and Narcissa were both shocked, but they quickly recovered from their shocks and accepted the secrecy vow, especially Narcissa, who didn’t want to have a child soldier that was made by Dumbledore. Ragnock received the information of the Lestrange account manager that the horcrux had been destroyed. There were still two other horcruxes that needed to be destroyed, but they needed to be patient.