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

"Agas."

Dumbledore, who was walking in Hogsmeade village with Agarth, was silent for a long time, then stopped and looked at him sideways.

"What's wrong?" Agas also stopped.

"Severus and I will give you an explanation for this matter." Dumbledore clasped his hands and placed them on his waist.

"Gellert is very angry."

Having said this, Dumbledore lowered his eyes, not daring to look at Agarth.

Grindelwald did promise him that he would not disrupt the peace of the wizarding world again, but that was also based on the premise that no one took the initiative to provoke trouble.

However, when he thought of Grindelwald's expression in the morning, he felt a sense of anxiety.

Agarth nodded, not quite understanding why Albus suddenly mentioned this, and looked at Dumbledore with a questioning look.

Forget it.

Dumbledore saw Agarth's puzzled expression and sighed inwardly.

Forget it, let Gellert vent his anger. Those people from pure-blood families are really too arrogant.

Dumbledore escorted Agarth all the way into the Slytherin common room, and then turned and left as a group of Slytherins looked at him.

He was indeed old, just as Gellert said, so it was right to turn a blind eye to some things.

After returning to school from Agastya, Professor Snape immediately came out of his office and came to the lounge.

He looked Agas up and down, called the class leaders, and gathered all the first-year students in the lounge.

"The thing Hogwarts has the most is portraits."

"The portrait is the principal's eyes."

As Snape spoke, he stared into Warrington's eyes, until he saw his evasive gaze, and a hint of sarcasm flashed in his eyes.

"It is right to protect yourself and put your own interests first. I hope you can remember this in the future."

Snape's voice grew colder.

When a group of Slytherins heard their head of house talking about portraits, they inevitably thought of the portraits hanging in the corridor.

Obviously, several Slytherins' faces suddenly turned pale.

Not to mention, Warrington was only eleven years old and couldn't hide his expression.

I just saw Agas, who was brought back from the Albanian forest by Dumbledore in perfect condition.

"Take care of yourself."

Snape flicked his sleeves, took one last look at Warrington and Parkinson who suddenly walked out of the dormitory, then turned and left.

On the other side, Carl, who had been sitting in a chair with his head down since he saw Agas, also glanced at Parkinson.

Agas followed their gaze and looked at Parkinson.

He just smiled at Parkinson.

He suddenly repeated Snape's words.

"Take care of yourself."

He finally understood why Warrington suddenly became smart.

"Linger!"

Carl called out to Agas who was walking towards the dormitory.

Agas stopped and looked back at the short female prefect in front of him.

"I'm very sorry."

As she said this, her hands were constantly clasping, but her eyes were fixed on Agas.

Agas tilted his head and looked at the dimples that appeared on her face due to her nervousness.

"You really don't look like her."

Agas's irrelevant words left Carl confused.

"No need to apologize, you are indeed a qualified Slytherin."

Agas praised her in a neutral tone.

He turned around and strode away.

He has been really tired these past two days. He needs to go back and eat something good and have a good sleep.

The Slytherins who stayed around looked at each other. Although they were a little scared of their headmaster's words "take care of yourself", most of them were still watching Warrington and others with a mentality of watching the fun.

They suddenly received a notification of a password change yesterday, but the password is changed every two weeks, and the prefects will write the changed password on the bulletin board.

But, yesterday, by coincidence, the password was suddenly changed, and there was no notification on the bulletin board, so it all depended on word of mouth.

In addition, when Agas came back today, his clothes were covered with mud, so it was not difficult to see that someone was trying to make trouble for him on purpose.

"Prefect Parkinson." Warrington walked to Parkinson with a pale face and spoke in a low voice.

"What does the dean mean?"

Parkinson didn't say anything, but just looked at Warrington. Suddenly, a trace of regret flashed in his eyes. He shouldn't have chosen to cooperate with such a stupid guy.

Facing Agas's cold look, Carl suddenly gritted his teeth and said sarcastically, "Dumbledore was able to bring him back and send him to the dormitory. What do you think the dean meant by that?"

"Just take care of yourself."

After saying that, Karl turned and left.

She had to send a letter home, telling her she shouldn't have helped Parkinson.

How do the Slytherins spread the change of passwords by word of mouth? The prefects notify the heads of each grade, and then the heads inform the students.

The chief dancer of this session of Agas is Karl Margaret.

After returning to the room, Agas lay down on the rocking chair, crossed his legs, and swung his calves while shouting, "Kaka, is there anything to eat? I'm so hungry."

While wiping her tears, Kaka used the magic of the house-elf to teleport sumptuous meals to the table.

"My little master, it's all Kaka's fault for not noticing your absence in time."

Agas shook his hand.

"It has nothing to do with you."

After saying that, he took out a two-sided mirror from the desk, placed it on the table, and stuffed food into his mouth while calling the person on the other side of the mirror.

"dad."

"Agas." As soon as the two-way mirror lit up, the person on the other end answered the call.

Grindelwald was seen holding a mirror in one hand, sitting in a beautiful, extremely prosperous and luxurious manor.

"where is this?"

Grindelwald smiled, and the wand in his other hand suddenly flashed a red light and hit the man lying on the ground with a bruised nose and eyes.

In an instant, flames rose from the man's robe, and the hot red light shone into Grindelwald's eyes, making him look even more evil.

The man on the ground wailed and begged for mercy.

"Let me go, let me go!"

"Agas, what do you think?"

Grindelwald put the choice back into Agas' hands and stared at Agas in the mirror.

Agas touched his chin and thought for a while, then suddenly said, "Give me the money, and I'll let him go."

"I'll give it! I'll give it!"

The wailing man shouted, took out a key from his body, crawled to Grindelwald's feet, and handed him his family's token from Gringotts.

Grindelwald didn't say anything, but looked at Agass seriously, as if saying, are you sure?

And Agas nodded seriously, I'm sure.

He didn't want to make things difficult for Dumbledore, nor did he want the two people whose relationship had improved to become estranged again because of someone else.