Hogwarts: I'm taking my dad to find my mom.

Agas reached out and pushed the door, but it didn't budge.

He said with a cute smile, "Sir, can't we go in and talk?"

Crouch stared at Agas for a long time in thought.

Reach out and open the door.

He walked slowly to his desk and sat down.

He took the kettle on the table and took another sip.

"Mr. Grindelwald, can you tell me your story now?"

Agas curled the corners of his lips slightly and sat opposite him.

He pointed to his kettle and said, "I mean no harm, sir."

"I'm just curious, your kettle."

Crouch's expression changed slightly, and his gaze attacked Agas like a sharp sword.

"Kettle, what's wrong?" Crouch's office door slowly closed.

Agas seemed not to notice, "Your kettle..."

He moved closer to Crouch.

“It’s leaking.”

Agas pointed at the bottom of the kettle, where drops of water were falling.

"I will give a gift to every new comer to the school."

"Mr. Crouch, although you are not a professor, I will still prepare a gift for you."

Agas handed the bag he was carrying to Crouch.

Crouch almost crushed the kettle when he heard Agas's explanation under his heavy breath.

He breathed a sigh of relief, but did not accept Agas' gift.

"Thank you for your kindness, but I won't stay in school for long."

Crouch stood up, walked to the door, opened it, and it was obvious that he was trying to get rid of the person.

Agas was not upset because he didn't give the gift away. He just shrugged his shoulders.

With a regretful tone, he said, "Well, Mr. Crouch, you are still the first person who has not accepted my gift."

Crouch watched Agas leave, then slammed the door shut.

The two-sided mirror he placed on the table lit up, and a hoarse and low voice was heard saying, "Little Barty, don't underestimate this man. Don't touch his things."

"When I am resurrected, I will let them all know the consequences of going against me."

"Barty, bring Harry Potter to me as soon as possible. I can't wait."

Voldemort said this before turning off the communication on the two-way mirror.

Barty Crouch Jr., with his father's face against his, bowed respectfully into the two-way mirror.

"Yes, Master, I'll speed up!"

Agas didn't look very good when he left.

He had just seen a lot.

Many things no longer developed as he remembered, which meant that Agas could no longer act recklessly based on the known plot.

He would tell Albus and Gellert first.

Agas glanced at the surrounding environment, turned into a phoenix, and disappeared into the air.

This is the skill that Agas feels he is most proud of after becoming a phoenix.

Ignore the Anti-Apparition spell and travel directly to different places.

This time, Argas chose a perfect place to land without suddenly disturbing Albus and Gellert.

Nor would he allow himself to be glared at by Gellert!

He chose the handrail of the stairs leading to the attic.

"Chirp~"

Agas landed steadily on the stair railing.

it's dark?

Agas thought.

The lights in Dumbledore's office were never turned off.

Albus would always keep a light on because he was a person who was afraid of being alone.

But why, it's pitch black.

Agas thought so and then spit out a firework.

Fireworks can only illuminate everything in front of them.

The next second, the smell of burning cloth reached Agas' nose.

"Chu??"

When Agarth appeared, Grindelwald threw his robe over Agarth.

Then he hugged the person in his arms and dodged to the side to avoid the fireball spit out by Agas.

He took a deep breath and threw down another robe, covering Agas with it.

Then he quickly carried the person in his arms back to the room, closed the door, and rushed out with his wand in hand.

"Agas!"

Grindelwald lowered his voice.

The burning feathers on Agas' body burned the clothes he threw at him to ashes.

Knowing that he was up to something bad again, Agas shook off the dust on his body and prepared to slip away.

The next second, Grindelwald stopped him and said, "Oh, if you have the guts, just run and give it a try."

Agarth stood there in a daze, not quite understanding why Grindelwald would say such a thing.

He looked at Grindelwald who was getting closer and closer to him.

A soft cry.

He left a word and ran away.

"Of course I have guts. I'm not a girl."

Grindelwald watched Agas disappear in front of him, but he could do nothing about Agas.

He covered his chest, feeling the rapid beating of his heart.

Once again, he felt that Agas was truly his greatest rival in his life.

Agas did not go far.

He was just waiting for Grindelwald to calm down before appearing in front of him.

If he shows up now, Gellert will definitely give him a good beating.

After a long time.

Agas waited from day till night.

When he was hungry, he appeared at the door of the principal's office.

Agas knocks on the door.

There was no response from inside.

Just as he was considering whether to force his way through, the door opened.

"Come in, Agas, you are not a child who can go through the front door."

After resting for an afternoon, Dumbledore was puzzled by Agarth's behavior.

As soon as he finished speaking, Grindelwald's face behind him suddenly turned dark.

Agas saw how quickly Grindelwald's expression changed, and he looked at his right foot as it was about to step into the office.

After thinking about it, he withdrew his right foot.

Standing at the door of the office, he said, "Albus, I really really really, can you come in?"

Dumbledore looked back at Grindelwald, "Why not?"

"Come in."

Only then did Agas touch his belly with relief and swagger into the office.

He sat down in his own special seat and enjoyed the various snacks that Grindelwald had prepared for Dumbledore.

"Albus, why are the snacks in your office better than those in the Great Hall?"

"It's delicious! Albus!"

Dumbledore glanced inconspicuously at the food on the table, which had disappeared quickly since Agarth came in.

The corners of his mouth twitched slightly.

"You'll have to ask Gellert."

Agas, who was eating frantically, froze in his hands. He raised his face and bared his teeth at Grindelwald.

"Gellert, you are so kind."

"Huh." Grindelwald snorted.

He is good?

Ah.

He looked at his wand, trying to suppress the urge to beat the child, and chose to close his eyes and not look at Agas.

Dumbledore noticed the strange atmosphere between the two. He raised his eyebrows and looked at Grindelwald, but got no response from him. Instead, he heard him humming.

Agas had an expression that said, "I don't know how I made Gellert angry again," and looked at Dumbledore aggrievedly.