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

"Of course." Snape curled the corners of his lips slightly and looked at Agas with satisfaction, who was alone.

"Follow."

After he finished speaking, he strode towards his office.

As soon as he entered the door, he extended his hand to Agas.

"The Resurrection Stone."

"Professor, why don't I just leave it here with you? You have to borrow it every few days, and it's annoying even if you're not."

I don’t know what’s wrong with Snape. He has to use the Resurrection Stone every few days and then give it back to himself. Doesn’t he find it troublesome?

Snape looked at Agas, who obediently took off the necklace and handed it to him, thought for a moment, and told the truth.

"I discovered that the soul summoned within half an hour of the Resurrection Stone being taken from you was awake."

Agas suddenly raised his head and withdrew his hand that was holding the necklace.

"Have you discovered it a long time ago?"

"I just confirmed it last time."

Snape sat down in his chair and looked at Argas, his outstretched hand still open.

Agas glanced at him and placed the necklace in his hands.

"This time, can you let me take a look?"

Snape looked at Agas in disbelief: "You've never used it?"

Agas shook his head.

Agas, in this world, there are no dead people I want to see.

Snape stroked the black gem and murmured something. The next second, a transparent and whitish figure appeared beside the two of them.

"Severus?" Lily looked at Snape, then at Agast who was standing next to her.

"Professor Dumbledore?"

"No." Snape looked at Lily, then pointed at Argas and said, "This is Dumbledore's child, Argas."

This was the first time Agas heard Snape call him that.

Agas looked at the woman in front of him with interest. She was indeed very bright and beautiful. Then he looked at Snape again.

Well, no wonder he looked down on Snape. If he were a woman, he would also look down on Snape.

"You guys chat, I'm going out."

Agas shrugged and was about to leave, but was stopped by Lily.

"I want to see you." Lily smiled and stood in front of Agas.

"I've always heard about you from Severus, but never met you."

"I want to see you and ask you for a favor."

Agas glanced at Snape, and seeing Lily, who was blocking his way and smiling embarrassedly, he nodded and sat on the chair next to him.

No wonder Snape didn't refuse me just now, it turns out he had this plan a long time ago.

"I would like to ask you to take me to see Professor Dumbledore."

Agas frowned, "I can't do that."

"The Resurrection Stone can only be used by those who need it."

"It is not for my use."

The light in Lily's eyes dimmed noticeably.

"Severus said that you didn't want Professor Dumbledore to know that you had the Resurrection Stone."

"But I really want to know, how is Harry doing?"

"But these are only known by Professor Dumbledore."

She talked to herself, and after a while, her eyes turned cold and she looked at the two of them without saying anything.

Snape put down the necklace in his hand with a depressed look, muttered an ancient spell, and Lily's figure disappeared from the room.

"She is now awake for shorter and shorter periods of time. I don't dare to summon her often. Lily wants to stay in a sober mood to see Potter."

Agas stood up, took the necklace back, and turned to walk towards the door.

However, when he was almost at the door, he suddenly asked, "Is it worth it?"

"You'll know when you find someone you want to meet."

Agas thought of Gellert, of Albus.

Agas has no one he misses, but he cannot accept that these two people have disappeared from his world.

Then, he grabbed the necklace in his hand and ran to the principal's office.

Gellert, thank me.

Help you untie Albus's knot.

"Click." The door of the principal's office was violently pushed open by Agas.

The two people standing in front of the French window turned around at the same time and looked at Agas.

"In trouble again?" asked Dumbledore.

"It doesn't look like it."

Grindelwald looked at Agarth who appeared triumphantly before them.

Agas took a breath and closed the door.

Then, he waved his wand and hung the black cloth on the ground back on the wall to block the curious gazes of the portraits.

Argas approached the two men, pointed to the wand in Dumbledore's hand and said, "The Elder Wand."

Then he opened the drawer next to the desk and pointed to the box inside: "Invisibility cloak."

Finally, he walked over to the two of them, raised the necklace in his hand, and whispered, "Resurrection Stone."

The two people in front of him, Dumbledore and Grindelwald, who had been searching for the Three Deathly Hallows since they were young, stood there in a daze.

Grindelwald came back to his senses and looked at the string of black gems in Agast's hand.

A low laugh came out of his mouth, and finally the laugh became louder and louder.

He looked at Dumbledore with red eyes.

"Albus, you see, what we pursue all our lives appears when we don't want it."

"Perhaps this is fate." Dumbledore looked back at him and took the necklace handed to him by Agast with his right hand.

"Snape said that the soul summoned back within half an hour of the Resurrection Stone leaving me was awake."

Argas looked at them, "Albus, Gellert, I think you and Aberforth need to come to an end."

"I mean, about Ariana, about Aurelius."

Agas had a good impression of Aberforth, who was abusive but soft-hearted.

"You are right." Dumbledore smiled, straddled Grindelwald's right arm, and the two disappeared in front of Agarth.

After watching the two leave, Agas sat down in Dumbledore's seat, resting his hands on the table and supporting his chin.

He said to Fox and Abu who were standing next to him, "Let me tell you, without me, this family will fall apart sooner or later."

"Chirp~" the two phoenixes responded in unison.

Half an hour later, Grindelwald suddenly appeared, grabbed Agast by the collar, disappeared into the room again, and Apparated to the second floor of the Hog's Head Inn.

"Ugh~" As expected, Agas, who was experiencing Apparition for the first time, vomited all over the floor.

Being Apparated was more uncomfortable than using a portkey.

On the other side, Aberforth rushed up without waiting for Agas to recover, hugged Agas and patted his back.

"You little brat, even though you look like Albus, your personality is really like me." As he spoke, he suddenly buried his head in Agast's shoulder.

"Thank you for letting me see my sister and my child."

Agarth had his arms open, held by Aberforth, not daring to move. His eyes were on Dumbledore and Grindelwald.

The two men placed their hands on Agas' open hands, one on the left and one on the right.

The Pig's Head Bar hasn't had such a harmonious atmosphere for a long time.