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

He watched the carriage flying farther and farther in the sky, gradually disappearing in front of him and others.

Newt then hugged Tina, looked at Rolf who looked sad, and sighed.

He was not a fool. To have a woman like Wenda Rozier come to pick him up personally, Agas must have a close relationship with the Witch Party in Germany.

Add to that Agas's strange and powerful magic, and what the elf said, Muggle technology?

No, I still need to talk to Albus about this.

Thinking of this, Newt quickly walked to the study, wrote a letter, and called Sally.

Newt stroked Sally's wings and said, "Good girl, please help me deliver this letter to Dumbledore."

Sally flapped her wings, ate the food Newt handed her, and then flew out from the windowsill.

On the other side, Agas, who had just gotten into the carriage, restrained his smile and sat in the booth with a gloomy face.

Kaka, who was standing by, nervously looked at the little master and Ms. Rozier, who had not spoken a word since entering the carriage. He could only carry the suitcase and stay in a small corner near the door of the carriage.

No wonder Grindelwald suddenly felt comfortable coming to England on his own.

"Agas, don't be angry with Gellert. He originally wanted to pick you up the day after you arrived in England," Wenda said.

But, she lied.

When Gellert knew that Agarth was going to follow Newt back to England, he asked himself to take a group of people to Germany and France to lure Dumbledore to appear.

However, Dumbledore did not show up, as if he was unaware of the actions of the remnants of the Wizarding Party and did not leave Britain.

Unexpectedly, Dumbledore suddenly went to Albania, which just happened to suit Gellert's wishes.

"Why?" Agarth had never asked. He used to think that Grindelwald was afraid that Dumbledore would know him, but now seeing that Grindelwald had to hide himself and not see anyone, he really didn't understand why.

"Agas, Gellert won't hurt you. He's doing this for your own good," Wenda explained.

I have been with Gellert for so many years, and although I still can't guess what Gellert is thinking, Gellert's feelings for Agas are not fake.

"If this is the explanation, I accept it." Agas nodded. No matter what his father wanted to do, if this was the reason, Agas could accept it.

Not everyone can meet all of Agas' unreasonable demands over the years.

But Grindelwald can.

"By the way, Aunt Wenda, I need the blood of various magical animals, a lot." The wooden ring given to Rolf was filled with Agas' blood and slowly seeped into the runes engraved by Agas.

For the first time, Agas felt that the books he read and the things he learned in his previous life were not useless.

However, it is impossible for Agas to use his own blood every time he makes something, so he still has to use some animal blood to test the effect.

"It's very simple. I'll ask my men to do it and it will be delivered to you in two days." Wenda agreed to Agas' requests one by one.

The carriage flew very fast. It took three days to get to the UK by boat, but when we returned to Austria, the sun had just set and the orange afterglow was still in the sky.

After the carriage landed, Agas calmed down and thought about his greatly changed height and appearance, then he walked into the living room on the second floor of the castle with a smile.

"I'm back, Dad."

Grindelwald looked at the child in front of him who had taken off his hat, revealing his long red hair. With a smile on his childish face, he suddenly pounced in front of him.

Looks like Albus, but not like Albus.

"You've definitely grown up." He looked more like Albus than what I saw through the two-way mirror.

"Don't blame me for lying to you?" Grindelwald looked at Agas's face and asked with a raised eyebrow.

"I was still blaming you when I got on the carriage." Agarth said truthfully. After all, when they were talking on the phone in front of the mirror, Grindelwald clearly said that Venda would come to pick him up tomorrow.

"Agas, if you don't want to leave today, Wenda will only come to pick you up again tomorrow." Grindelwald was annoyed by Agas's attitude of "I will do whatever you say."

"Why don't you resist my idea?"

Grindelwald couldn't understand it. Agas was obviously a wolf cub, but he just put away all his edge and did whatever he said, even if he was reluctant or didn't like it.

Agas was silent for a moment.

Why not resist Grindelwald's ideas? Even if they are wrong, the old man in front of you will not hurt you.

Agas was really tired of the days of intrigue and guesswork, and just wanted to live a simpler life.

"You don't know why I don't like Scamander, but I still let you contact him; you don't know why I am afraid of you meeting Dumbledore, but I still let you go to England."

Grindelwald sighed at the child in front of him, who, even with his past and present lives combined, was not even a fraction of his own age.

"Scamander's research on magical creatures is indeed better than anyone else's, and he has found a solution to your physical problem."

"I don't want Dumbledore to see you now because he will definitely not allow any child with Dumbledore's blood to follow me."

"Because of Aurelius?"

Agarth only thought it was because of the Obscurus in his body, but Aurelius Dumbledore, the son of Aberforth Dumbledore, lived to adulthood.

The man who only wanted to find out his true life experience but was used to death by Grindelwald.

"No, because of the love he speaks of." At this point, Grindelwald let out a sarcastic laugh.

"He wouldn't want you to be like me."

"But when I was eleven years old, he still knew of my existence." Agas was even more confused.

Is this the love-hate relationship between them? Isn't it because he loves him, but he loves the world more, and then betrays him, and he uses the child to take revenge.

Why does this scene look so familiar? It seems like the story I saw in my previous life where the wife of a CEO was betrayed by the CEO and ran away with the baby in anger. Ten years later, the child grew up and avenged his mother.

Agas stroked his chin and thought for a moment.

So, Grindelwald wanted to use my presence to provoke Dumbledore? Or did he want me to help him get revenge?

"Bang!" Grindelwald looked at Agas, and instantly became furious, and slapped Agas on the head.

What kind of weird books did this kid read in his previous life?

"I just want to prove to him that it's him who doesn't understand love, not me." After Grindelwald patted Agas' head, he touched it gently again.

If I really didn't understand love, I wouldn't give up so easily and stay in this empty castle.

I just wanted to tell Albus that he was the one who was talking nonsense.