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

"Agas, aren't you leaving yet?" Rolf looked at the twins who left without even turning their heads, and looked down at Agas who was squatting on the ground counting ants.

"No, I haven't got my things back yet."

Agas didn't look up and continued to point at the army of ants crawling on the ground.

"Then I'll go." Rolf took Vincent back from his shoulder.

"Wait a minute."

Agas suddenly grabbed Rolf and said, "I remember you brought a box."

"What box? I don't have one. Where is the box?"

Rolf denied the three counts and turned and ran.

But I can't let Agas know that I brought the box, otherwise he will open the things in the box.

"Ouch." Rolf pulled the clothes that were pulling at his neck, forced to take a few steps back, and looked back at Agas helplessly.

"You brought it." Agas forced a kind smile and looked at him.

"I do not have."

"Meow~" He brought it.

Venkit licked his fur and squinted at Agas.

Agas clapped his hands and pointed at Venkate.

"Venquit told me."

"Traitor!" Rolf pinched the fat on Wenqit's body and said angrily.

"Let's go. You just want to see what I left here."

"I brought them all."

Rolf led Agarth to the Hufflepuff common room.

The entrance to the Hufflepuff common room is in a corner on the right hand side of the Hogwarts kitchen corridor.

At the entrance door of the lounge, wooden barrels of various sizes are piled on the door.

Unlike the entrances to other college lounges, the Hufflepuff lounge entrance does not require a password.

Rolf took out his magic wand and tapped the bottom of a wooden barrel rhythmically.

After the knocking, the lid of the barrel automatically opened, revealing a passage leading downwards.

"Come on." He waved to Agas and walked in first.

"I brought this box without telling grandma."

Rolf moved a slightly worn-out box from under his bed.

"Grandpa did this for me secretly. Don't tell Headmaster Dumbledore about it."

Before he walked into the box, he gave Agas a word of advice.

"Don't worry, I definitely won't."

Agas couldn't wait to get into the box first and pushed the talkative Rolf behind him.

As soon as he walked in, a Niffler pounced on him in the face.

The Niffler stepped on Agas' face several times, then jumped all over his body, and finally jumped onto the table next to him.

It tilted its head and looked at Agas from head to toe.

Then he took out money from his little belly bag.

He took out a golden ring, put it under his eye to observe, and put it back into his bellyband. Then he took out a silver earring, observed it, and put it back into his bellyband.

He repeated this process over and over again, and finally, with a look of reluctance, he placed a gray silver chain on Agas' hand.

It discovered that this person had no treasures on him and was very poor.

I "found" this chain from Newt, so I'll give it to this person.

We are so poor that we don’t have any treasures.

The Niffler sniffed Agas's scent, gathered up his little bellyband, and climbed up on all fours.

Although this human is poor, he smells really good.

"Guji?" Rolf glanced at the sniffing Guji clinging to Agas and reached out to pick it up.

"Quick! Agas, check yourself first to see if you have lost anything."

Agas looked at the chain on his hand and then at the nervous Rolf.

He held his breath and said slowly, "Do you think I have anything valuable on me?"

Rolf thought for a moment, then looked at the box of wooden utensils he had just seen on the desk in the principal's office, and then looked at Agas.

I guess there are no treasures left. The things in the box look very familiar.

"What about this?" He pointed at the chain in Agas' hand.

"Your family sniffs for charity."

Agas thought about it and decided to put the chain into his trouser pocket. It is better to have it than not to have it.

"Your place is so simple." Agas crossed his hands behind his back and inspected the surrounding scene.

"What I have here is nothing like my grandfather's box." Rolf shrugged, picked up a bucket full of meat from the ground, walked out of the small room and went to the right side of the box.

"All your stuff is there, look for it. I'm going to go feed some of the little guys first."

He pointed to a floor-standing shelf on the left side of the room and turned away.

Agas nodded, waved to Rawl to indicate that he understood, then turned and ran towards the shelf.

A few years ago, because he left in a hurry, he left a bunch of things with Rolf. He thought Rolf did not bring them to Hogwarts.

Looking at the wood and tools in front of him, I was afraid that Rolf had moved them all to school.

He is indeed my right-hand man.

Agas stood in front of the shelf and began to search through the shelves one by one.

He remembered that he had made a set of sharp blades for himself before, but he didn't know where he put them.

Suddenly, he saw a gilded box on the shelf. He took the box down and sat on the ground to look through it.

However, after opening the box, the tools inside were not his own.

But it's a bunch of bottles and jars.

"what is this?"

Agas picked up a bottle and shook it. He heard the sound of liquid flowing inside, but he couldn't tell what it was from the outside.

He casually opened a bottle, and suddenly a strong smell of blood came out from the bottle.

This is?

blood?

Suddenly, he seemed to remember something.

A sentence I said a few years ago flashed through my mind.

"Rolf, remember to help me collect the blood of the small animals."

"As long as grandpa doesn't find out, it's fine."

He moved his fingers, stood up, and saw several boxes exactly like the one in his hand on the shelf nearby.

Agas walked forward and opened the boxes one by one.

Rows and rows of bottles lay neatly in the box.

Did he remember everything I said casually?

Agas' hands hung naturally at his sides.

"Didn't find it?"

Rolf, with beads of sweat on his forehead, appeared from behind Agas, patted Agas' shoulder and asked.

Agas shook his head.

"found it."

"And thank you, Rawl."

Rolf was stunned for a moment, then he saw the boxes being opened one by one and smiled.

"I promised you, didn't I?"

After he finished speaking, Agas was even more moved. He pulled Rolf's head hard onto his shoulder, hugged him and patted his back.

"Good brothers, let's walk together for life!"