Operation: Take Dad to Meet Mom (and Hope They Don’t Duel)

"So, he really likes me, that's why he keeps pestering me."

Agarth helplessly pulled Wenchet who was lying on his hair. He knew that he was not tall to begin with, and what could he do if this fat cat kept lying on his forehead and made him even shorter?

"You should be happy. Wenchet doesn't allow ordinary people to touch him, but look, he's still sticking to you." Newt stretched out his hand to help Agarth take Wenchet away, but the cat stretched out its tail and slapped Newt's hand to express its refusal.

"Don't worry, this is a Kneazle, he likes you and will protect you." Newt said and looked at Agarth jealously. He didn't know what ability this kid had, and how he could communicate with the Thunderbird without any obstacles, and why Wenchet liked him so much.

"Don't worry, don't be fooled by how fat he is. He is Hobby's most outstanding offspring, although he is a little fat." Newt looked at Agarth's neck that could not bear the weight, and smiled a little embarrassedly.

"Hobby is our first Kneazle and he is very smart."

"Okay, we should go to the port." Tina said to Newt and Agarth, carrying a suitcase.

"Agarth, can you get in touch with your family now? We have to leave for England."

"I can do it! Kaka!" Agarth nodded and summoned Kaka.

When Agarth woke up in the morning, he saw that his clothes had been packed up, folded and placed on the hanger, and there was a pocket watch under his pillow that he had forgotten to take with him when he went out. He knew that Kaka must have followed him out.

Otherwise Agarth wouldn't have slept so soundly last night that he didn't even notice Wenchet coming into the room and pressing on him.

"Yes, the little master found Kaka, and Kaka said good morning to the little master." Kaka looked at his little master happily, feeling happy that the little master could discover his existence.

"Thank you both for taking care of the young master." Kaka bowed madly to the Scamander couple to express his gratitude, because Kaka had watched Agarth grow up.

Kaka was very worried about the fact that Agarth was still not tall at the age of eight. He was also afraid that one day Agarth would become a squib who could not use magic because of a magic riot.

"Hello Kaka, please tell your master that Agarth has to go back to Dorset with us to live. We are just passing through the United States this time."

Newt squatted down and whispered to Kaka.

"Kaka...Kaka..." Kaka looked at Agarth hesitantly.

"Young master, Britain... Britain, but..." Kaka spoke hesitantly. After all, Britain was Dumbledore's territory, and he was afraid that if the young master was discovered by Dumbledore, it would be over.

"Okay Kaka, I will go back to England with Mr. Scamander and Grandma Tina. Nothing will happen. You go back and tell Dad, don't worry."

Agarth interrupted what Kaka was about to say, nodded at Kaka, indicating that nothing would happen, and touched his hair.

Kaka looked at the little master's dark hair and short stature, blinked his big eyes, then happily bowed to Agarth and the Scamanders, snapped his fingers, and disappeared in front of the three people.

"No matter how many times I see it, I'm always amazed by the magic of the house-elves." Tina looked at the place where Kaka disappeared and exclaimed.

After all, being able to Apparate over long distances without considering the limitations of space is something that wizards cannot do. But the magic of house-elves can do it, which is really amazing.

Newt noticed Kaka's hesitant expression. Although he didn't know why the house-elf reacted like this to Agarth going to England, he just thought that the elf was worried about the little master being far away from his hometown.

"Let's go!" The two men took Agarth's hands and took Agarth to the port where wizards traveled across borders.

At the port of New York, the Scamanders brought Agarth to a tattered wooden sign and stood there. Newt took out his wand and tapped a ferry sign on the sign. Suddenly, a small boat rose from the bottom of the sea and appeared in front of the three of them.

Agarth looked at the slightly old boat in front of him, then looked at the Scamanders who were preparing to board the boat. He was silent for a moment before he spoke haltingly, "Is this the means of transportation from the United States to the United Kingdom?"

Newt and Tina nodded. They both thought that this was Agarth's first long journey. Newt picked up Agarth and explained to him, "Don't be fooled by the small size of this ship. The space inside is quite large. Moreover, since the release of the Statute of Wizarding Secrecy, there will still be a division between the wizard world and the Muggle world."

'But this division is too big, my goodness. No wonder the old man wants to break the confidentiality law, this kind of transportation is far inferior to the transportation of ordinary people.'

Agarth missed the plane more than the boat.

"How long will it take to get to England?" Agarth asked.

"It won't take long, just three days. Crossing the country by sea is much safer than taking the Knight Bus."

Agarth was completely silent. If it were in the previous life, it would take less than nine hours to get there by plane. So when would the wizards discover the usefulness of airplanes and modify them properly?

But it was easier to break the Statute of Wizarding Secrecy yourself than to expect wizards to accept Muggle things.

"Welcome, all three." At the entrance of the boat stood a man in a wizard robe.

"Hello, it's a two-bedroom apartment in Dorset, England," Newt said to the man.

"Okay, the trip is to the UK, and we'll arrive in three days. Three gold Galleons per person, a total of nine Galleons, plus one gold Galleon for three days of meals. May I ask who you are?" the man spoke fluently and quickly.

"Meals are included." Tina handed over ten gold galleons and took Agarth on board.

The ship you see from the outside is indeed different from the ship you see from the inside. The ship looks a bit shabby from the outside, but once you get inside, you will find that there is a whole new world inside.

There were not only Agarth and his three companions in the cabin, but also many wizards in robes walking around in the cabin. As soon as you entered the first floor of the cabin, you would see a large restaurant. Passing through the restaurant, you would reach the second floor where the guest rooms would begin.

The man brought Agarth and the other two to the door of room 205, handed Newt a bunch of keys, and left.

Newt opened the door. The room was not what Agarth had imagined. After entering the door, there was a large living room with rooms on both sides of the living room.

"Come on, let's start our three-day sailing life."

Tina put down the box in her hand and smiled at Agarth.