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

"Arthur!" Mrs. Weasley shouted for her husband.

"Merlin's beard, what on earth have you idiots done!"

Mrs. Weasley shouted, pulling out her wand: "Come on, broom."

"Swish!" A broom with a split bottom and few bristles flew in front of Mrs. Weasley.

Mrs. Weasley mounted her broom and flew off to the corner where the little rascals were huddled together.

"Fred, George! Give me your sister!"

The twins saw their furious mother flying in front of them, her red hair standing upright in the wind, and they hurriedly handed Ginny, who was in their arms, to Mrs. Weasley.

"You guys, I'll settle the score with you later!"

Mrs. Weasley shouted as she rode her overburdened broom, dodging the huge oak tree, which now had branches and was twisting wildly.

"Agas! Do you have any more of this potion?" George looked at his now unrecognizable courtyard, then looked at the oak tree with countless branches growing in the yard, and asked in a low voice.

Agas also imitated George's movements, crouched slightly, and whispered: "There are still many bottles. I thought that I couldn't waste the materials of the hair growth potion, so I made the rest into plant growth agents."

"Give it to me first." George glanced at Ron in Fred's arms and spoke in an even lower voice into Agas' ear.

"They're all here. They won't be lost. Don't worry." Agas waved his left hand, signaling George.

George was silent for a moment, looked at Agas, and said nothing.

How can this person be both smart and stupid?

With the yard in such a mess, Mom will definitely notify Professor Dumbledore. When Professor Dumbledore comes, it will be a question whether you can keep the bracelet.

"Ouch!" George was punched on the head by Agas.

"Agas, what are you doing? I haven't even said anything yet!"

"I forgot to tell you, I am proficient in Legilimency." Agas explained expressionlessly.

"What's Legilimency?" Fred pulled Ron closer to George and Agast.

He found that the tree roots under his feet seemed to stop moving only where Agas was standing.

Could it be that the tree knew that it was Agas who saved it? So it was grateful to Agas and did not harass him?

"Look at me." Agas looked into Fred's eyes.

"George, Fred pretended to be you and tricked Ron into giving him candy."

"Fred tore up Percy's book the day before yesterday, pretending to be Fred, not George, and making Percy mistakenly believe that he was George. That's why Mrs. Weasley woke you up yesterday morning and punished you to apologize to Percy."

"And Ron..." Before Agas could finish his words, his mouth was covered by Fred.

Fred pushed Ron into George's arms and looked at Agas with pleading eyes.

"Merlin's underwear, is this what you call Legilimency?"

"Hehe." Agas nodded.

"Stop talking, Fred. I'll settle the score with you when I get back! Agas, you better think of a solution."

George saw the ground began to rise and fall wildly, and he could imagine how astonishingly fast the tree roots underground were growing.

"I don't know either." Agas scratched the back of his head. He was only thinking about how to do it and never expected it to turn out like this.

After all, hair growth agents make hair grow, so isn’t plant growth agent the same?

"I think it hasn't grown up yet, so it keeps moving around." Agas nodded affirmatively.

"Let's just hide a little further back, and when it grows bigger, it will stop, right?"

"A, Agas, isn't this big enough?" Ron said in a trembling voice, pointing his little hand towards the giant tree in the courtyard.

In the time between the few people talking, the oak tree had grown to dozens of meters high. Its thick trunk, plus several huge forked branches, stretched across the entrance of the shabby dwelling and the courtyard.

It just happened to block Agas and others' way back to the Burrow.

In addition, branches suddenly grew out from the tree from time to time, making it difficult for Mrs. Weasley, who wanted to come on a broomstick, to find Agast and others.

"Molly! NO! Come back!" Mr. Weasley held his wand and emitted a beam of light to hit a branch that suddenly appeared behind Mrs. Weasley.

"Arthur! Quickly notify Professor Dumbledore!" Mrs. Weasley flew around, her vision blocked by the dense leaves, and she was also worried that the branches that suddenly popped out from time to time would attack her.

He could only point the magic wand at his throat and said in a loud voice: "You four, hide! None of you are allowed to come out!"

The furious lioness let out a roar with a tearing sound.

At the same time, the four people who were hiding in the corner shrank their heads at the same time and covered their ears with their hands tacitly.

Not everyone can bear this roar that comes with a loud voice.

At least, at present, it seems that none of the four Agas are capable of it.

How terrible. Agarth winked at the three Weasley brothers.

Although Agas didn't say anything, the three Weasley brothers suddenly wondered whether the red-haired boy in front of them had the blood of the Weasley family. Otherwise, why did they feel as if they could understand what this boy meant?

"Well, George." Agas thought for a moment and spoke in a low voice.

"Plant growth agent, do you want more?"

George and Fred's eyes lit up at the same time and they nodded frantically.

Of course I want something this fun, but the noise it caused was quite loud this time.

"Are you guys still going to play this? Mum's going to be mad!" Ron interrupted.

"There are only three of us and you now. If mom finds out, it's you who told it, little Ron. Are you going to tell on her?" Fred hooked his arm around Ron's neck and threatened.

Ron's face flushed red, but when he saw the three red-haired guys squinting in front of him, he could only shake his head frustratedly.

"Quick! Divide the loot before they find us!"

Agas took out two earrings from his bracelet and touched them reluctantly.

"These two are good babies, you must take good care of them."

After saying that, he quickly fastened the earrings on the twins' right ears.

"Quick, George, Fred, feel for the earrings and put these things inside them."

As Agas spoke, he kept taking out things and putting them in the two men's arms.

George and Fred put their things away while asking, "Agas, Mom knows we don't have earrings. It would be easy to find out."

"Don't worry, this earring can't be taken off once you put it on. Besides, just say it's a meeting gift from me." Agas said proudly.

If the things you added blood to could be snatched away so easily, you would no longer be able to survive.

Except for the bandit Grindelwald, of course.

"George, Fred, Agas, do you feel that the sky seems to be dark?"

The people squatting on the ground dividing the loot ignored what Ron said. Now the world is so big, and protecting the treasure is the most important thing.

"Little Ron, how could it be so in broad daylight..." It was dark.

George looked up.

"Oh my god." Agas uttered in dialect and looked up at the bushes that blocked out the sun.

He is definitely finished this time.