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

Snape was not as calm as Agarth saw.

After Agas left the office with the Resurrection Stone, he put the feather on the table into the lining of his clothes.

He doesn't have many clothes, but each one is very slim-fitting.

It allows him to make potions at any time, or enter combat mode at any time.

Agas, who left with the Resurrection Stone necklace, was considering whether to let Harry meet his mother.

After all, this guy hasn't learned the art of brain occlusion yet.

Snape was willing to let Harry know the existence of the Resurrection Stone because he felt Harry's maturity.

But he didn't know that Harry's brain was as naked as a girl in front of Voldemort.

Agas touched his chin in distress, and the next second, a hand suddenly reached out to him.

Agas turned his body swiftly, and the wand in his hand pointed at the neck of the person behind him.

"Is it you?" Agas put down the wand in his hand and looked at the person who came in silence.

"Sirius, did anyone tell you that this is dangerous?"

Agas was almost torn to pieces just now.

After all, there is still a Death Eater in the school now.

Sirius shrugged nonchalantly, not surprised by Agas's behavior just now.

When he was a child, he was also trained as an heir by his family and had a lot to learn.

Agas's reaction did not shock him.

"Agas, I saw you coming out of that snotty guy's office."

Agas's face didn't look good after he said this, and he frowned.

"Sirius, if you're here to insult Snape, I don't want to talk to you."

After saying this, Agas turned around and strode forward.

Sirius followed Agas, "I'm just curious why you're helping Harry."

Sirius was referring to the time when Agarth taught Harry the Summoning Charm.

"Why?" Agas stopped.

"Isn't the reason of wanting Hogwarts to win enough to convince you?"

Sirius pursed his lips: "Come on, no one knows Slytherin better than me."

"Why would they do something that has no benefits?"

Agas looked into Sirius' eyes. At this moment, he had long shed the thinness he had when they first met. His delicate appearance quickly made him popular among the students after he entered the school.

However, the depression and irritability between Sirius's eyebrows could not be suppressed even by his handsome face.

"Sirius." The coldness in Agas' eyes increased a bit.

"Regulus, is there any profit in hiding and destroying Voldemort's Horcruxes?"

After saying this, Agas saw his dazed look, sneered and left.

No wonder Snape hated this group of people so much when he was studying.

A group of arrogant, proud heroes, the Gryffindors.

What Snape said was not wrong. People who rely on their good birth and family background to bully others at will, why can they stand on the moral high ground and point fingers at others?

Sirius looked at Agas's back as he left with a cold look on his face, and returned to his office dejectedly.

"Sirius, where have you been?" After the Gryffindor celebration, Harry and the other two came to Sirius' office, but did not see him.

Sirius slumped down on the sofa, hunched over.

"I saw Agassi outside Snape's office."

"I was just going to ask him why he helped Harry."

"But he suddenly got angry."

Harry and Ron looked at each other, but Hermione frowned and asked, "Agarth is not someone who gets angry suddenly."

"Sirius, did you say something to make him angry?"

"Yes, Sirius, I never saw Argast angry when he was a guest in our house."

Ron threw the snack in his hand into his mouth and finished it, and the three of them sat down next to Sirius.

"Okay, okay." Looking at the three of them, Sirius stood up and said, "I just mocked the Slytherins, a group of people who put profit above all else."

"Sirius." Hermione shook her head with complicated eyes, "In the process of getting along with Agas, we never felt that he was taking advantage of us."

"And even though he's a Slytherin, he's Dumbledore's child," Harry added.

He didn't think that Agas was getting along with him and helping him just for some benefit.

"Sirius, even though the three of us suspected that Agas was a bad guy, after going through so much, we found that Agas is a really good person."

These were the words spoken by Ron, who always hated Slytherin.

Sirius rolled his eyes in annoyance, "You're already contradicting me now."

"You guys have been telling me that Agas is suspicious."

"Besides, who made him get so close to that snotty guy?"

Okay, to put it bluntly, Sirius actually had a grudge against Snape, and he also had a grudge against Agast who was close to him.

"Sirius, you wouldn't call Snape that in front of Agarth, would you?"

Harry looked at him in disbelief.

"Sure, why not!" Sirius didn't think there was anything wrong with it.

Moreover, this name has been used to call Snape since his student days.

"That guy called me a stinky dog." He muttered and complained.

"And, Harry, did you see the golden egg?"

"What's inside?"

Sirius changed the subject, staring at the egg in Harry's hand.

"Oh, don't mention it!" Ron covered his ears subconsciously.

"Harry opened the thing and it made a jarring sound. There was nothing else in it except the sound it made."

Hermione took the golden egg from Harry's hand and carefully observed the patterns on the surface, but saw nothing.

"The three of us couldn't figure out the reason, so we came to ask you."

Harry pointed to the golden egg.

Hearing them describe it this way, Sirius became curious instead. He picked up the golden egg and opened it so fast that the three couldn't stop him.

In an instant, a shrill cry filled the room, the sound was very sharp.

"Sirius!" Hermione quickly snatched the golden egg and closed it, shutting out the annoying voice.

"We'd better not open it until we find a solution."

Ron rubbed his injured ear and said, "Do you think Agas knows some secrets?"

"But I think that even if he knew, he probably wouldn't tell me." Harry said gloomily.

Sirius subconsciously asked, "Why?"

Harry and the other two looked at him for a long time without saying anything.