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

Godrej Hollow, Dumbledore's home.

The loud shouting sound reached the ears of Agas who was sleeping from downstairs.

"Agas! Agas! Agas!"

Agas frowned and buried his head in the pillow in his arms, trying to block out the shouting.

However, the sound was getting closer and closer to Agas' ears, and it came one after another, carrying the visitor's cheerful mood.

Agas raised his head angrily, glanced at the door, then rubbed his grown hair, and the moment he turned over and got out of bed, he turned into a phoenix.

The phoenix was covered in gorgeous golden-red feathers, which were plump and gorgeous, and sparkling like a burning flame. Its azure eyes were like deep sapphires, crystal clear, and emitting a mysterious and charming light.

Agas tilted his head, stretched his body, then jumped out of the window and flew away.

Before flying away, Dumbledore's voice came into Agarth's ears through the crack in the door.

"Kids, it's great to see you on vacation!"

"Knock, knock!" There was a gentle knock on the door.

Dumbledore smiled at the group of boys next to him and knocked on the door again.

Unfortunately, Agas was no longer indoors.

"Agas, I'm giving you a chance to open the door." Although Dumbledore had a smile on his face, his eyes were full of threats.

No wonder Agas wrote SOS in his reply letters to us every day. George and his friends who were waiting nearby looked at each other and thought to themselves.

After all, as the greatest and most outstanding wizard, his child's second-grade final exam results were all "A" grades, and there was one course, History of Magic, that got a "T".

You know, George and Fred, no matter how little they studied, never passed the "T" test.

"Professor, we can go in by ourselves." Rolf took a few steps forward, blocked the door, and said with a smile.

Dumbledore shook his head with a warm smile on his face: "Let me do it, otherwise you will all have to watch Agarth sleep."

Then, he raised his wand and waved it at the door. The wooden door instantly disappeared from their sight, leaving only a large empty hole.

"Okay, we can go in now." Dumbledore walked in first, saying as he walked, "Watch your step, I may have changed the floor."

"I'm still not very proficient in the Vanishing Charm."

Rolf, George, and Fred all shuddered.

The three of them looked at each other, wondering whether to go in, when they heard Dumbledore roaring out of control: "Agarth Albus Grindelwald!!"

They hurried into the room, but all they saw was a large bed with a messy quilt, a gentle breeze blowing open the curtains, and the windows were wide open.

"..." The three of them retreated dozens of steps together, leaned against the wall, and looked at Dumbledore who was leaning against the window.

"Fred, it turns out that mom isn't the only one whose hair stands up when she's angry." George leaned close to his brother's ear and spoke in a muffled voice.

"That's not standing up, it's the wind blowing." Rolf pointed to the wind blowing and the open window.

"Haha." Dumbledore turned around, smoothed his flying hair, and smiled at the three brothers sticking to the wall: "Very naughty, aren't they?"

“Kaka.”

"Kaka is here!" Kaka came out from the corner, licked his lips, and then looked at Dumbledore.

"How about taking these guys to the restaurant to have something to eat? I think I'll need some time to find Agas."

Kaka nervously put his hands behind his back. He nodded, looked at Rolf and the other two who were leaning against the wall, then glanced out the window with his big eyes.

"Friends of the young master, please follow Kaka."

It’s a pity that Kaka thought his movements were very natural, but the direction in which his big eyes turned made it clear to the people who were staring at him.

Seeing Dumbledore looking thoughtfully at the window, George immediately shouted, "Professor! Come with us!"

"Agas will definitely be back soon. He hasn't even eaten yet."

Fred and Rolf glanced out the window and echoed the sentiment.

Dumbledore narrowed his eyes, "Very well then."

Then he pretended to follow the others. The next second, he put his right hand holding the wand behind his back and said to the eye outside the window: "Imprison quickly!"

"Chirp!! Chirp!!" a shrill sound was heard.

Then, a loud "bang" was heard from the garden on the first floor to the second floor.

Dumbledore took a few quick steps to the window and stuck his head out to look.

Then, he withdrew his body and called Rolf and the other two to go downstairs: "It seems that you are right. Agas has returned by himself."

"It's a pity that I didn't come back looking good. I fell so ugly."

He sighed regretfully, then put on a gentle smile again.

"Little master!" Kaka appeared quickly in the garden when Agas' cry sounded. He looked worriedly at Agas, who had turned back into a human, fell on his butt, grimaced and cried out in pain.

"Didn't Dad say that Professor Dumbledore is the best person?" Fred looked at Dumbledore's back and murmured in doubt.

"You must have heard it wrong."

Rolf grew up listening to stories told by his grandfather. In his grandfather's stories, Professor Dumbledore was not only a resourceful person, but also loved to joke.

Maybe, now, Professor Dumbledore was joking with Agarth?

However, the next second, after seeing Agas with a bruised nose and swollen eyes, Rolf denied his idea.

Grandpa is right, Dumbledore is resourceful.

"Agas, are you okay?" The three men came to Agas' side, greeting him with concern. If you ignore the way they pressed the bruises on Agas' face, the scene would seem very harmonious.

"Hiss~ It hurts just looking at it." George stretched out a finger and pressed the bruise on Agas's forehead, making a hissing sound.

"Nonsense, come down from the building and see for yourself."

Agarth rolled his eyes and looked at Dumbledore plaintively.

"Albus, you're not afraid of hurting me."

Dumbledore leaned against the door and squinted at Agas: "I hope I hurt you and you will learn your lesson."

The daily plot of this holiday is that Dumbledore calls Agast to get up, Agast turns into a phoenix and escapes, and then is caught by Dumbledore, who gives him crazy tutoring.

Dumbledore really couldn't believe it. He was already an old man, and the letters he received every day were mocking his juniors, who actually got a "T" in the exam.

Thinking of this, Dumbledore looked at Agas with green eyes.

"Okay, I'll give you a day off today and have some fun with your friends." He turned back to the living room and looked at Grindelwald who was reading a newspaper on the sofa.

"You don't care."