svetikya Chapter 178 I've Seen Too Much
Chapter 178 I've Seen Too Much
Early the next morning, Agas returned to Godri Valley.
As soon as he walked into the living room, he saw Dumbledore sitting on the sofa with his eyes closed and resting.
Agarth paused, opened his mouth and wanted to say something, but when he thought of Grindelwald lying on the bed, he closed his mouth again.
"Agas." Dumbledore patted the seat next to him and motioned for Agas to sit over.
Agas smiled and walked over to him and sat down.
"Albus, when did you get back?"
"Yesterday, after I dropped you off in the car, I returned."
Dumbledore took off his glasses and stared at Agarth.
"Agas, can you tell me where you went one night?"
Dumbledore put his hand on Agas's shoulder, "Agas, don't lie to me."
"Don't let the last situation happen again, when you and Gellert went to destroy the Horcruxes alone."
"We can do it together."
Agarth turned his face to the side, not daring to look Dumbledore in the eye.
At this moment, the brain occlusion technique showed signs of collapse.
"Albus, because of my existence, I have harmed Gellert. Will you still like me?"
"Of course!" Dumbledore said firmly.
"It has nothing to do with Gellert. Your presence has helped me gain a lot, Agas. Don't think of yourself as a burden."
Agarth looked at the person in front of him and suddenly told the address of the Hogsmeade manor.
"31 Hogsmeade, Albus, go see him."
Agas stood up, his hands hanging at his sides, "Gellert wanted me to help keep it a secret from you, but I think you should know everything he did."
"For you, he..." Agas didn't finish his words, turned around and went back to his room silently.
Now he just wanted to contact Margaret's family and find out how her grandmother saved Grindelwald as she said.
Let’s leave the warmth and tenderness among the elderly to them.
Dumbledore left, and after Argarth had returned to his room, headed for Hogsmeade.
Wenda opened the door that was knocked, and as expected, saw Dumbledore standing at the door.
She sighed softly in her heart.
Gellert, you guessed it right again.
Agas will not help you hide the truth from Dumbledore, but will speak for you in front of Dumbledore.
"Please, Gellert knew you would come."
Wenda opened the door, stretched out his hand towards the living room, and led Dumbledore through the living room to Grindelwald's room.
Dumbledore slowly approached the large bed.
The man on the bed was as thin as a skeleton, and his breathing was shallow, as if something could fall on him at any time, killing him silently.
"No, is there any medicine?" Dumbledore murmured softly.
He sat down on the bed, reached out his hand and gently stroked Grindelwald's eyebrows.
He had never said a thing to Gellert.
After meeting Ariana and the spirits of his parents, that night he dreamed of a Grindelwald who was as old as he could be.
In the dream, Grindelwald was still in Nurmengard. He was very old and thin.
Voldemort, the man nicknamed the noseless monster by Agarth, went to Nurmengard and questioned Grindelwald about the whereabouts of the Elder Wand.
But the old Grindelwald just smiled at Voldemort and never revealed the whereabouts of the Elder Wand.
Now Grindelwald, lying on the bed, looked even more miserable than in the dream.
"Why?" Dumbledore pulled up the quilt and put Grindelwald's cold hand into it.
"Because of Agas." Wenda stood behind him and watched all his movements.
"Agas?"
"Agas shouldn't have been here. Because of him, the rules and fate of this world have changed."
“Someone has to take responsibility for all this.”
"So, he is like this now because he took on the consequences of changing his fate?"
Dumbledore shook his head ridiculously.
"What is the original destiny?"
Even someone as powerful as Dumbledore found the concept of fate ridiculous.
If everything moves according to the trajectory of fate, then what does everything they do mean?
"Many people should have died." Wenda had seen Grindelwald's prophecy. She looked at Dumbledore and spoke slowly.
"For example, you."
“But you are living well now.”
Dumbledore stood up and said, "Miss Rosier, please take care of him."
Dumbledore thought that perhaps many people had forgotten that he was from Gryffindor.
What Gryffindor never lacks is courage.
"I will find a way to save him."
With that, he walked out of the room and Apparated away.
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On the other side, Agas returned to the room and received a reply from Margaret. He touched Abu's head.
"Abu, I'm sorry to bother you taking me on this trip again. Just wait until I'm an adult and have learned how to Apparate."
A smile flashed in Abu's clear eyes, and she shouted in agreement with Agas.
Then, he landed on Agas's shoulders and brought Agas to the gate of Margaret's Manor.
Carl, who had been waiting at the gate of the manor, hurried over and led Agas into the manor.
It was obvious that the manor in front of us was in a state of disrepair due to poor maintenance. The gate, walls, and even the garden passing by showed signs of decay.
"Don't worry about it. This place has become like this since my father gave up the position of the head of the family."
Karl didn't care about what her family had become like. What she cared about was the harm done to them by the collateral relatives.
"As long as I get my answer, your family will return to the beginning."
Agas gently stroked Abu's feathers and followed Carl into the living room.
In the middle of the living room, an elderly woman with gray hair and eyes closed sat in the middle of the sofa.
After hearing the sound, she slowly stood up. Her tightly closed eyes were still not opened, but she could accurately capture Agas's position.
She spoke with a smile, and the sound was extremely special, as if there was a cylinder placed next to her lips, and the hollow sound passed through the cylinder and reached Agas' ears.
"Mr. Grindelwald, we finally meet."
"Mrs. Margaret, I am very happy to meet you."
Agas walked up to her without any hesitation and stretched out his right hand.
At the same time, Lady Margaret extended her hand and politely shook Agas's right hand.
"Karl, you go out first." Mrs. Margaret drove her granddaughter out.
After “seeing” Karl go out, she pointed to her eyes and said, “I saw too much, and gradually I couldn’t see anymore.”
"Mr. Grindelwald, before I tell you, I have only one request. Please, bring my children to Germany safely."