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

"Agas, what elective courses did you choose?" Rheino looked at the form in his hand and fell into deep thought.

Agas tilted his head to glance at his form and fell silent.

Ancient Magical Writing Lesson (√, crossed out, √, crossed out)

Arithmancy lesson (cross out, √, cross out, √)

Care of Magical Creatures (√, crossed out, √)

Divination class (√)

Muggle Studies (crossed out)

"Did the teacher of Ancient Magic and Arithmetic Divination offend you?"

Agas looked at the series of changes that followed the course.

"Stop talking. I'm so confused." Lineno put his hands on his temples and massaged them, then leaned over to take a look at Agas's form.

The form is blank.

"No way, it's fine if you don't want to take the required courses, but you won't take any of the elective courses?"

Agas rolled his eyes, then ticked the ancient magic rune, filled in his name and handed it to Rheino.

"After you've chosen, please help me hand it in."

Rheino nodded, then looked at his form and changed the word "√" after the ancient magic rune.

"My grandfather told me to get more 'O's. I heard that Divination is the easiest to get."

"If you want to get an 'O', don't choose Ancient Runes. This course is not easy." Agas glanced at his course selection. He chose all of them except Muggle Studies.

"Besides, who told you that Divination class is the easiest?"

"George and Fred."

After Leinno finished speaking, he felt something was wrong. After looking at the courses he had chosen, he looked up at Agas seriously and said, "They won't lie to me, will they?"

"It's hard to say." Agas shrugged.

Then, he saw Rheino holding a quill and adjusting his elective courses to Divination and Care of Magical Creatures.

"Just pick these two!"

As they were talking, two red heads popped up behind them.

"Brothers, what did you choose?"

George and Fred squeezed in between the two of them and immediately saw the form in Reino's hand.

"You have good vision, Leino. Our George is also planning to take these two courses."

Fred showed the form in his hand.

George turned over another list on the table, "Agas, you only want to choose one?"

"Yeah, you didn't say no, did you?"

"No, but I thought you would choose all of them like Bill and Charlie."

“That’s going to be exhausting.”

Agas didn't want to be a top student, and he didn't have the energy to learn all the courses in Hogwarts. He just needed to learn what was useful to him.

"It would be nice if Percy thought the same as you." George patted Agas' shoulder.

"You know, when we were on vacation, we didn't dare to make any noise at home."

"Because making noises will disturb Percy's studies and Mom will be angry."

"You are all here." Rolf ran to their table and sat down. There were not many people in the auditorium at the moment, and everyone was not sitting according to their college.

"What did you choose?" Rheino asked Rolf first.

Rolf pulled out the form from his pocket and said, "I was just about to ask Agas."

"What should I choose?"

"Care of Magical Creatures." The four of them spoke to Rolf together.

"Well, I mean, besides this."

"Rolf, you know." George said, "We don't like doing homework, and our grades are not as good as Cedric's."

"So what?" asked the studious Rolf.

"So Divination class is our best choice."

"Hey! I'm not like you. I love to study. I chose Ancient Magic Runes."

Agas raised his hand to refute. He still loves to study. You know, he is a good boy who can get E in all courses.

Much better than George and Fred, who can only get A in some classes.

"My heart ached when you said this." Leinno comforted his guilty heart. He was so shameless.

A person who skips classes on a daily basis actually says he loves studying.

Rolf walked around in front of them, looked at their elective lists one by one, and then chose an additional divination class.

"Just choose two. I can't take four courses."

“Who has chosen all four courses?”

"Cedric."

"Agas." Across the long table, Carl sat down with a book in his arms, then handed Agas a letter.

After she spoke, Agas's face turned gloomy and he glanced at Rheino and the others beside him.

Several people were very conscious and packed up their things and sat at the table next door.

Argas took the letter and opened it:

Dear Mr. Grindelwald:

Margaret and her family look forward to meeting you. 】

"I will come to your house in person on July 30th." Agas destroyed the letter and said to Carl, "I hope what you show me is useful."

Agas wanted to save Grindelwald more than anyone else, but Grindelwald didn't care about his own life at all.

This semester, Agarth had seen Grindelwald very rarely.

This person was afraid that Agas would discover something, so he rarely appeared in front of Agas.

Carl nodded, then glanced at the four people who were listening next door, then stood up and left.

If I had not fanned the flames at that time and had just accepted it, would I have become friends with Agas like them?

Carl shook his head.

No, she knew herself very well. At that time, she could not afford to offend the Warrington and Parkinson families, so the best outcome was to do nothing.

But, I ended up on the wrong side.

"Agas, if you find her annoying, I'll help you." Lineno frowned and sat back next to Agas.

"Help him with what?" Fred asked.

There were also George and Rolf who looked curious.

Agas smiled softly.

Children who live in love and those who live in family conflicts are indeed different.

Rheino glanced at Agas and shut his mouth.

Rheino couldn't say he understood everything about the young leader in front of him, but he knew a little bit.

The three people in front of him were very much to Agas's liking.

Therefore, during the more than one year of getting along with each other, Leino also learned what should be said and what should not be said.

"Help him stop that woman and prevent her from getting close to Agas."

"Young Mr. Grindelwald."

A deep and faint voice with a unique accent came from behind them.

Of the five people who were originally gathered at the table, only Agas stood up.

The other four people, all with their heads buried in the table, moved their buttocks away from Agas.

In less than a moment, the five people who were originally huddled together for discussion dispersed.

"Professor, are you looking for me?" Agas stood up and looked back at Snape.