Sunflower Parrot?
Abufosi felt some unpleasant memories surfacing in his mind.
He remembered that bastard named Gellert Grindelwald.
Arrogant, domineering, presumptuous...
Yes.
That bastard Albus, he calls him Gael...
Could it be that bastard Albus is trying some sunset romance, so he brought him to the school, changed his identity to become an assistant, to fulfill some unspeakable desires?
The more Abufosi thought about it, the more he believed it to be true.
At this moment, he had already completed the loop in his mind.
However, the two Hufflepuff students in front of him made him a bit uncertain.
He remembered that Gellert didn't like Hufflepuff very much.
Now this Hufflepuff kid said that "Assistant Gael" would actually teach him?
"Can you tell me about this Assistant Gael?"
Abufosi feigned curiosity, planning to confirm things with these two Hufflepuff students.
Cedric had never seen Abufosi so interested in someone before, and he didn't think there was anything that couldn't be shared with Mr. Dumbledore, so he didn't refuse to talk about Assistant Scamander.
"Assistant Gael should be a relative of Professor Scamander, but we don't know the specifics, we only know he's called Gael Scamander," he said.
Scamander?
Abufosi's suspicion lowered a bit more.
Would that kid Grindelwald pretend to have the Scamander surname?
Clearly not.
If you ask who Grindelwald most likes in the world, it might be hard to say; but if you ask who Grindelwald most despises, it would definitely be Newt Scamander.
Even in his dreams, Abufosi never imagined that Gellert would mix into Hogwarts using the Scamander surname.
"But I noticed that Assistant Gael has a good relationship with Principal Dumbledore," Megan said with a smile. "During meals, Assistant Gael always sits next to Principal Dumbledore, and they're often chatting... Mr. Dumbledore, you must know Principal Dumbledore's good friend, right?"
"No, I don't," Abufosi pretended to be nonchalant, though his mind was roaring.
Albus! What the hell are you thinking!
How can you let such a dangerous person into the school!
Megan and Cedric of course wouldn't know about the grudges between Grindelwald and the three Dumbledores, they just thought the Pig Head Bar's porridge was quite tasty.
When they returned to school, Cedric handed candies to Ron and mentioned Abufosi's cooking.
"I really couldn't imagine before how the appearance of food could be so bad—yet I never thought food that looked so bad could taste so good."
As Cedric said this, he was all smiles—it was evident he genuinely liked Abufosi's cooking.
Hearing Cedric's description left Ron dumbfounded, and after a while, he slowly said, "You must have been starving."
Instead, Hermione was curious about Abufosi's matters.
"Does Professor Dumbledore really have a brother?" she asked curiously, "I've never heard anyone mention that."
"Yes, Mr. Dumbledore runs the Pig Head Bar," Cedric cheerfully explained to Hermione, "He has the same blue eyes as Principal Dumbledore, but his temperament is quite grumpy. If my father hadn't mentioned it, I'd never have believed they are blood siblings."
"Many people who come to the Pig Head Bar like to cover their faces, I don't know why," Megan added, "But Mr. Dumbledore is impressive, he manages to control this crowd, at least I've never seen anyone dare to cause trouble in the Pig Head Bar."
At this moment, Harry suddenly remembered where he'd heard the name before.
"I know now, do you remember Fluffy from our first year that guarded the Magic Stone?" Harry asked Ron and Hermione.
Both nodded, saying, "Of course we remember—that Three-headed Dog, but... what does it have to do with Mr. Dumbledore?"
Harry explained to them, "Of course, Hagrid said it, you may have forgotten, Fluffy was bought by Hagrid at the Pig Head Bar from a 'Greek'... In addition, he also won that Dragon Egg by playing cards at the Pig Head Bar."
"So that's how it is..." everyone suddenly realized.
"It's a shame," Cedric said, "that we didn't participate in the Dueling House last year, otherwise we could have caught up with your end-of-year adventure."
Ron rolled his eyes, his expression very much like Hermione's.
"Good heavens, you should know the last challenge was the You-Know-Who attached to Quirrell's head—oh I forgot, you don't know, Principal Dumbledore only mentioned that Harry thwarted Quirrell's plot but didn't say about the You-Know-Who being attached to his head."
This revelation shocked both Cedric and Megan.
All along, whether parents, professors, or relatives and friends around them, they were told one thing, that You-Know-Who was dead.
Slayed by a Savior named Harry Potter, though he was just a one-year-old baby at that time, You-Know-Who indeed disappeared since then.
If this story were someone else's "personal experience," Cedric and Megan would never believe it.