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

"The Resurrection Stone."

Agas stopped smiling and looked at Snape.

"I have the Resurrection Stone."

"That legendary thing that can call back the souls of the dead."

"Professor, I never do business at a loss."

Agas folded his hands on the table. He was a small man with a calm demeanor.

Snape looked at Agarth and sneered: "Perhaps only Dumbledore would think that you belong to Gryffindor."

"what do you want."

Agas lowered his eyes and looked at the bottle of medicine on the table.

Slowly he spoke: "What can you give me, Professor?"

"If I'm not mistaken, this potion was taken by Dumbledore and Grindelwald."

Snape waved his hand, and the chair jumped back to its original position. He sat on it, leaning his back against the chair, and looked relaxed.

"If the herbs are complete, I can make something better, and there won't be any side effects."

Agas tilted his head and looked at him, "Not enough."

"I will no longer interfere with what you do to Slytherin."

Snape closed his eyes, then slowly opened them again.

This young Mr. Grindelwald is even more cruel than Dumbledore.

Since the last time this person disappeared from the college, he had filled his entire locker with the things he had collected from the common room.

Each one of them is something that can cause people extreme pain.

He used all the rats in the school as test subjects for Agas powder and black magic props.

Those mice did not die immediately, but suddenly died in the cages one day, and no reason could be found.

If he hadn't fed the powder himself, he might have thought it was just an accident.

When Agas heard him say this, he was obviously stunned.

As he casually threw the powder and placed the wooden products, he wondered which unlucky people would be affected.

But after waiting for a long time, no one was injured.

And Snape never revealed this to Albus.

Agas noticed the fear and disgust deep in Snape's eyes, and suddenly said: "You don't think that my powder can really kill people."

"No matter how much I hold a grudge, I will never let someone die casually."

Then, Agas pulled Snape and stared at him, his left eye lighting up slightly.

I saw a box of dead rats.

Agas snorted.

"The body of a mouse cannot be compared to the body of a wizard."

"Ah, those things will at most make wizards feel uncomfortable, but they won't kill them."

Snape's face darkened as he watched Agas skillfully flipping through his memories.

Moreover, even the Dark Lord couldn't see through his own Occlumency.

"Your eyes..."

"Let's get back to the topic." Agas interrupted him and didn't even want to wait for Snape's answer.

For a suspicious person, they only believe what they see.

"Dark Mark, I want to see this thing."

Agas set his eyes on Snape's left arm.

Snape snorted, "Dumbledore even told you this?"

"Isn't he afraid that one day the Dark Lord will look directly into your mind?"

As he spoke, he unbuttoned his tightly buttoned sleeves and rolled them up.

On the left arm, there was a disgusting skull with its mouth arrogantly opened, and a huge python emerged from the skull's mouth.

However, the Dark Mark now appeared dim in color, and the snake on the mark also looked dying.

Agas wrinkled his face in disgust, then produced a sharp scalpel.

Holding the knife, he said to Snape: "Professor, I want this piece of skin."

"What?" Snape was shocked.

He thought the kid was just curious about what he looked like, but he didn't know he actually wanted this mark.

He pondered for a moment.

"Tomorrow I'll cut someone else's and give it to you."

Agas didn't care who it belonged to, as long as he could get the skin.

Then he took off a necklace inlaid with black gems from around his neck and threw it into Snape's arms.

"Don't say I didn't tell you."

"The resurrection stone brings back souls with great pain."

"Every time you summon him, it will cause him extreme pain, and the soul pulled back from the arms of death is pessimistic."

Snape stared at the necklace in front of him with fanatical eyes and did not listen carefully to what Agas said.

He put the necklace around his neck with trembling hands.

A pair of fingers that have been stained by the herbs from frequently touching them have turned a slightly yellowish color.

He gently stroked a black stone that looked different from the other black gems. Without looking up, he asked, "Resurrection Stone?"

"Correct."

"You get out." At the same time, the door of Snape's office opened with a "bang".

Agas shook his head and turned to go out.

However, before he went out, he stopped at the door and glanced at Snape.

Guilt flashed in his eyes.

He had decided early on to lend the Resurrection Stone to Snape.

The purpose is just to observe how much pain the resurrected spirit is in.

If even a man with such strong willpower as Snape cannot bear the grief of the people he loves, then the Resurrection Stone is of no use to him.

Albus probably couldn't bear the pain of losing his sister again, and he also couldn't ignore the grief of Ariana who was summoned back from the brink of death.

Agas left the office without noticing Snape lowering his head and tears streaming down his face.

"Lily." He whispered softly, holding the necklace.

Agas was walking on the corridor, and Kaka, who appeared from nowhere, followed him.

"Young Master, tell Kaka to clean up the disappearing room on the eighth floor."

"Kaka found the crown that the young master mentioned."

Agas stopped.

"Kaka listened to the young master and didn't go near that place."

"Kaka, I'll give you one thing."

"You take Albus and Gellert to that place."

Kaka nodded, snapped his fingers, and disappeared in front of Agas.

Agas turned into a phoenix and flew to the eighth floor, where the tapestry of a giant beating a fool with a club was hung.

This time, he wanted to verify his guess.

Some, there were speculations about what he could do but couldn't say, and some speculations that Gellert kept from himself.

When Agarth rushed to the eighth floor, he saw Dumbledore and Grindelwald opening the Room of Requirement.

While the door was not closed, Agas flew in, flew to the top of a huge cabinet where he could see the whole process, and stayed there quietly.

"Kaka, you said that Agas asked you to bring us here?"

"The young master found a crown, but he won't let Kaka get close to it. He asked you to come over."

Kaka pointed to the room, where an ugly old wizard sculpture had a gray crown worn crookedly on its head.