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

"Agas, I think Severus told you that you were coming here today?"

Professor McGonagall put down the quill in her hand and looked up to ask Agas.

Agas nodded, pretending to be very well behaved.

After all, this was a woman that even Albus was afraid of.

Professor McGonagall's eyes showed a feeling of disappointment. She pointed to a pile of papers on the right side of the desk and said:

"These are the homework assignments for Astronomy, History of Magic, and Defense Against the Dark Arts that I collected from the classes you skipped, Agas. I hope to see these assignments appear in my office before the final exams next week."

Agas' eyes widened and he walked forward to flip through the stack of homework.

"Professor, are there so many?"

"Of course." The lenses on Professor McGonagall's nose flashed, "These are all provided to me by your professors."

"You didn't attend class, so of course you don't know how many there are."

This is their revenge!

There simply isn't that much homework.

You know, he was a well-behaved child in class when he was in the first grade.

It was only after the second grade that I started skipping classes every day.

"Do you think the professors will deliberately increase your homework?" Professor McGonagall asked with narrowed eyes.

Agas shook his head and picked up the stack of homework papers resignedly, "No! No! How could I possibly think that."

"Very good, you can go back to your homework first."

"Also, Agas, I don't think I'll see someone else's handwriting or other people's homework content on your homework, right?"

"Of course not!" Agas said firmly!

Then, with a bitter face, he came out of Professor McGonagall's office.

After walking a few steps, I saw the two Weasley brothers waiting at the corner.

"Hi, George, Fred."

Agas greeted weakly.

"Look at our little genius, what happened?"

"Agas, look, I told you not to skip class."

The two men, one on the left and one on the right, put their arms around Agas' neck and led him out.

Since the beginning of this semester, Agas' growth rate has been amazing, and now his body is taller than before he turned into a phoenix.

The Weasley twins, who were originally shorter than Agast, grew extremely tall this semester due to something they ate.

Among the people who played well with Agas, only Rolf had never grown taller. When he followed the others, he often had to jog to catch up because of his short legs and small steps.

"You speak as if you were listening carefully to the class."

"Oh, of course not," said George.

"But we didn't skip class." Fred winked at George. "Did Professor McGonagall make you do work?"

"No." Agas thought it would be better to punish himself by doing some work.

"Then why do you look like you're living a life worse than death?"

"Here." Agas divided the homework in his arms between the two of them, "You have to give the professor the homework before the exam next week."

The two took the homework from Agas' hand and looked through it.

Then they handed it back to Agas's hand in unison, and at the same time, they stopped and waved at Agas: "Agas, we still have to participate in Quidditch training."

"You know, Charlie has gone crazy since he became the captain. He makes us train every day."

"We're leaving, see you later~"

The two of them walked away arm in arm.

They were afraid that if they walked any slower, they would have to help Agas with his homework. What a joke! They had to work very hard to finish their homework.

How terrible, George thought as he ran.

Don't skip class next time. Fred warned himself with Agas' experience.

You know, seeing Agas skipping classes every day, they were really envious of him.

Sure enough, it was retribution.

The two brothers looked at each other and then burst into laughter.

Agas, who was not far from them, looked at their receding backs and heard their loud laughter, and his face darkened.

"How disloyal."

"Agas!!"

As soon as Agas reached the first floor, he saw Hagrid, who was furious, calling out to him.

No way, Brewster made Hagrid angry again?

Hagrid first glanced sheepishly at the students around him who were frightened by him, and then looked at Agas angrily, "Agas, come with me!"

"Hagrid, what's wrong?" Agas followed him resignedly and walked to the door of Hagrid's hut.

"Belita's estrus is coming soon, take Brewster away quickly."

Agas pointed his finger at his nose, "Me? Pull it away?"

"Brewster, that lecherous dragon, sticks to Belita every day and can't be driven away!"

"My poor Belita, she has to hide from Brewster every day."

Hagrid was furious. Every day when he delivered food to Belitta, the stinky dragon stared at him as if he was trying to steal his wife.

You know, Belita! It's a male!

Although it's called Belita.

"But, Hagrid."

Argas patted Hagrid gently, trying to calm him down.

"I remember that you told me you wanted to see my dragon. I brought it to you. You can't just ignore it."

When Hagrid heard Agast say this, his eyes dodged for a moment. He had no idea at that time that he would hate Brewster so much.

Besides, he has a dragon now!

"Let's go, let's go see Brewster first."

Look how shameless he is, even the good-tempered Hagrid hates him.

Hagrid nodded and took Agas towards Belitta's lair.

"By the way, Agas, don't tell me that I brought you into the Forbidden Forest. Professor McGonagall caught George and Fred outside the Forbidden Forest two days ago and punished them to clean the toilets for a whole week."

Agas nodded, a look of gloating in his eyes.

The two of them took big steps and soon arrived at the outskirts of the igloo that Hagrid had carefully built.

"Roar~" This was Belitta's angry roar.

"Bang!" This was the sound of a giant object falling to the ground.

"Roar!!" This was Brewster's voice begging for mercy.

Agas swallowed.

"Hagrid." Agas pointed at Brewster, who was being beaten and thrown on the ground, and said, "Belita is hiding from Brewster?"

Then watch as he flies through the air, landing again from time to time and hitting Brewster's Belita hard.

"Brewster sticks to Belita every day?"

Hagrid scratched the hair on the back of his head. Why was this different from what he saw when he came here?

Every time he came, Brewster would stare at him and roar from time to time.

Brewster on the ground heard Agas' voice. He whimpered, got up from the ground, flapped his wings, and when he found that he could not fly, he staggered towards Agas.

He muttered, "Agas! Agas!"

"You finally came!"

"Woo, woo, woo, if you don't come soon, I'm going to be beaten to death."