Hogwarts: The Founder Reborn

I don't know if Salazar's troubles played a role. Godric, who usually sleeps for at least ten hours, woke up a little early today.

Salazar sat on the side and cut an apple for Godric. He sat on the edge of the bed in a great mood, dangling his feet, then cut the apples in his hand into bite-sized pieces, inserted them into silver sign.

Looking at Salazar like this, Godric found it rare, he had never seen him so considerate.

"Why did you come here? Professor Dumbledore allowed you to come out? I thought you would be locked up for a summer vacation."

Salazar said happily: "Harry saved me."

"Harry?"

Salazar put an apple on a stick and fed it to Godric. Godric had been lying down for a long time, and his body was much weaker. Due to the long-term sleep, his appetite was much worse than before.

Come to think of it, it's really a bad thing.

The most important thing is that other people also have their own busy times, even if Harry comes here from time to time, but Harry himself doesn't know anything, the news is severely blocked, and Godric naturally doesn't know what's going on outside.

"What happened to Harry?"

Salazar briefly recounted Harry's encounter with the Dementor, and then the Ministry's treatment of Harry.

"So, Dumbledore can't sit still anymore, so he is going to the Ministry of Magic to help Harry investigate this matter. If he wants to leave, he will send me here to accompany you."

Listening to Salazar's happy tone, Godric couldn't laugh or cry: "Are you happy?"

"Of course!" Salazar nodded affirmatively. "It's hard for me to go out."

"Talk to Professor Dumbledore, he can't keep restricting you regardless of your wishes." Godric said patiently.

"Forget it, I don't want to talk anymore when I see him, he is really, really nagging!"

Salazar had a bitter face, it seemed that he really couldn't stand Dumbledore's long-winded words.

"Where is Mr. Grindelwald?"

"It's okay, he couldn't stand it and started mailing letters to Dumbledore, and then..." Salazar paused, coughed twice, and continued. "I accidentally overheard the first letter. Dumbledore blew up the letter and warned me to forget about Grindelwald's nonsense."

"Huh?" Godric was aroused by Salazar's words. "What's in Mr. Grindelwald's letter?"

"Hmm..." Salazar murmured awkwardly. "They went to the river to play together. Anyway, I heard them go to the river, then took off their clothes, and Dumbledore blew up the letter after he reacted."

"Take off... take off your clothes?!" Godric looked at Salazar in shock, and from his expression, he seemed to understand how Mr. Grindelwald took revenge with the roaring letter.So, Godric rubbed his chin and asked curiously, "Did Professor Dumbledore just blow up the letter?"

Salazar blinked and whispered: "No, he took me to Nurmengard and asked me to wait outside for 10 minutes. He went in and stayed for 10 minutes before coming out. I didn't see anything. did not hear!"

Salazar emphasized.

Godric felt a little regretful, did he not let Salazar know?

Seeing Godric's regret, Salazar whispered, "But after Dumbledore left, Grindelwald was quietly taken to the hospital that day."

Godric: "..."

Salazar talked about how Dumbledore tossed himself and Grindelwald when he was at Hogwarts, and explained to Grindelwald: "Actually, I don't blame him for teasing Dumbledore so much. If it were him, I couldn't hold back my revenge, and after that, Dumbledore stopped asking me to write to Grindelwald, and he also unilaterally banned all letters from Nurmengard."

Godric said with great emotion: "The two old men are also very good at playing, aren't they?"

Salazar threw away the things in his hands, leaned over, and asked shyly, expectantly: "When you recover, shall we go to the river to play?"

Godric: "..."

When Dumbledore and Sirius came back from the Ministry of Magic, they saw Salazar squatting at the door of the ward with an aggrieved expression on their face. When they saw the two of them, they just looked up and continued squatting there, drawing circles on the floor with their fingers. lock up.

Sirius walked over and asked, "What's the matter? You're still outside the room, can't you stay inside?"

Salazar said nothing, with a dejected expression on his face.

Dumbledore looked at Salazar, wondering if he had been in trouble again.

"Sal, what did you do?"

Salazar looked up at Dumbledore, thought for a while, and replied: "I just told Finny that when he recovers, I will take him to play by the river in Godric's Hollow. The scenery over there is beautiful." Well, isn't it?"

"Oh, and then?" Sirius didn't know what was wrong, so he continued to ask.

Salazar lowered his head and continued to draw circles on the floor: "He made me disappear from his eyes."

Sirius looked bewildered: "Why?"

Dumbledore, who understood, couldn't hold his old face anymore.

"I took Sachs back, and I will come back when the hearing starts."

Dumbledore stepped forward, grabbed Salazar's arm, and led them away in strides, as if he was being chased by something behind him, feeling like he was running away.

Sirius entered the room in a daze, and seeing Godric sitting by the bed leisurely eating sliced ​​apples, he asked inexplicably, "Did you quarrel with that child?"

Godric gave Sirius a blank look: "No."

How could Sirius believe it, pointed to the door and said, "Isn't this a quarrel?"

Godric replied: "I just think he needs to go outside and clear his head, and stop thinking about a lot of things."

Sirius was full of doubts, and Godric turned to ask about Harry's situation, so that Sirius would not worry about the conflict between him and Salazar.

On the other side, Dumbledore, who never beat a child, physically punished Salazar for the first time.

In the middle of the night, Dumbledore brought Grindelwald out from St. Mungo, Austria, and pushed both Salazar and Grindelwald into the small river in Godric's Hollow.

Grindelwald looked at the starry sky above his head, and then at Salazar beside him.

"Can I know what you did, that I was implicated in the water?"

Dumbledore on the shore snorted loudly.

Salazar sighed and said: "I just want to invite my loved ones to come and see the river together."

Grindelwald: "..."

At this moment, he didn't even have the courage to turn his head to see Dumbledore's expression.

So he asked, "Then the boy you love agrees?"

Salazar curled his lips: "No, he said he hated the river, and asked me if I forgot that he didn't dare to go near the river when he drowned."

"..."

Salazar couldn't hide his regret: "I really forgot, I just remember the riverside in your letter..."

Grindelwald quickly covered his mouth.

"Master! Ancestor! Shut up!"