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

Godrej Hollow, Dumbledore's home, first floor restaurant.

Agas ate the food in his bowl, his eyes constantly glancing upstairs.

It's already the second day, why haven't they come downstairs yet? Aren't they hungry?

Agas simply put down the chopsticks in his hand and supported his chin with both hands, "Kaka."

"Little master?" Kaka appeared beside the dining table.

"Go and see why they haven't come down yet?"

"I dare not." Kaka grabbed his hands, "You can't enter the master's room without his order."

"Forget it." Agas stood up, "I'll go by myself."

"Where are you going?" Grindelwald's voice rang out as he came down from upstairs in a dark blue bathrobe.

After hearing the sound, Agas scratched the back of his head and sat down immediately.

"nothing."

"Why you, Albus?"

Grindelwald said calmly, "Not awake yet."

Agas' eyes widened. He suddenly stretched out his hand, "One, two, three, four, five...fifteen hours!"

"Fifteen hours!"

"you..."

He looked at Grindelwald with disbelief in his eyes.

Grindelwald sat opposite Agarth and took a deep breath: "......"

"So." He said through gritted teeth.

"You are awesome!" Agas praised sincerely.

"You can, you don't have to say it." Grindelwald picked up the potato in front of him and stuffed it into Agarth's mouth.

Agas supported his chin and watched Grindelwald finish his breakfast, then suddenly said, "Gellert, he will find a chance to enter the school."

"You want to start the war early?"

Just by hearing Agarth say this, Grindelwald guessed what he was thinking.

"I'm just tired of having to worry all the time that I or someone around me is going to die."

Agas's expression was gloomy.

Grindelwald suddenly reached out and touched Agas' head, "Don't worry, I'm here."

"It's because of you that I'm so worried."

Agas turned his head away sheepishly, his ears hidden in his hair turning slightly red.

"Little brat, you worry so much, be careful not to grow tall."

Grindelwald, who had eaten and drunk his fill, stood up and looked down at Agarth. "Albus and I are not short."

"I will grow taller!!" Agas said angrily.

*

"Agas, Rolf, you have no idea how difficult it was on our way to the station."

Fred and George walked into the carriage weakly and collapsed directly on their seats.

"How difficult is it?"

Rolf hugged his Niffler tightly, controlling him from jumping on Fred and George.

"The Death Eaters wanted to capture Harry, but Harry got to school through the fireplace."

"Our family is attracting fire at the station."

“Those guys are really crazy!”

"If Professor Dumbledore hadn't arrived in time, we wouldn't have been able to guarantee that we would have been able to get on the train before the platform closed."

"Knock knock." Someone knocked on the door of the box.

"Agas."

It's Malfoy.

However, his face did not look good.

Malfoy noticed that Weasley, whom he hated the most, was in the carriage.

However, his eyes were on Agas.

"Are you looking for me?"

"I have something to tell you." Malfoy walked into the carriage and glanced at everyone in the carriage except Agas.

"Then let's go out first." Rolf called Fred and George, who had just sat down, to leave the car.

Agas did not stop them from leaving. He really did not expect Draco Malfoy to come to him.

"You must know." Draco's eyes were gray and he sat decadently opposite Agas.

"He's at our house."

"So," Agas shrugged, "He thinks so highly of your family, doesn't he?"

"No!" Draco let out a low roar from his thin body.

"He just helped us see him as a dog crawling under him."

“He never treated us as human beings.”

"Your family regrets it." Agas looked at him and raised his eyebrows.

"But how can I help?"

"He gave me a task." Draco looked out the window.

But no matter how beautiful the scenery outside the window is, it cannot stay in his handsome eyes.

"Aren't you curious?"

Agas shook his head. "I'm not curious."

"He is no longer a threat, except for the dogs that come out to bite people from time to time."

Draco chuckled. In the eyes of Grindelwald's heir, they were just dogs without any dignity.

"I am the Draco Malfoy in the car. He wants to use my identity to get into the school."

Draco stood up, "I am different from my father. I don't want to be a dog. I just want my family to be safe."

"Agarth, the Malfoys won't help him if I disappear."

"I still remember you a few years ago." Agas said coldly before he walked out of the car.

"A proud Malfoy."

"Hide." Agas gave his final advice.

Draco turned and looked at him. "Is that what I understood?"

Agas nodded slightly.

George and the other two who had been standing outside the carriage rushed back into the carriage after Draco left, and asked curiously:

"Agas, what does he want from you?"

"Come for help."

"Also, if you run into him at school this year, remember this: don't get close to him."

Agast looked deliberately at George and Fred.

He was afraid that these two people would deliberately provoke Malfoy because of what he said.

"Agas, you don't trust us?"

"I say this because I trust you."

Agas looked very serious. Fred and George rarely saw Agas' expression, so they nodded.

"George, Fred!" The door of the carriage was opened again.

"Have you seen Ron and Harry?"

Hermione searched the entire train but didn't see Harry and Ron.

"You didn't tell Hermione?"

Agas asked them the same question.

"Ouch." George clapped his hands.

"We forgot!" cried Fred.

"But Hermione, now you know, it's okay."

"So why didn't they write to me during the holiday? They didn't even tell me why they didn't take the train."

Hermione sat down next to Agarth angrily and questioned the brothers.

"Rolf, when I opened the door just now, look at your Niffler running out."

After hearing what Hermione said, Rolf stood up suddenly and said, "You guys chat, I have to go get it back!"

"Hermione, Dumbledore won't allow us to communicate with the outside world."

Fred opened his hands and spoke helplessly.