Hogwarts: Pushing the Headmaster to the Max
Chapter 72

Was Horatio Actually a Gryffindor?

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"Gellert, what's wrong?" Dumbledore noticed Grindelwald's unusual behavior.

Grindelwald wiped the cold sweat from his forehead. "Nothing. I just suddenly had a feeling that disaster is about to strike."

Alarm bells rang in Dumbledore's mind. The last time he had felt this way, he had ignored it, and Horatio had pulled something huge on him. Now that Grindelwald had the same feeling, Horatio had to be secretly plotting something behind the scenes.

Dumbledore stood and said to Grindelwald, "Gellert, didn't you want to meet that child? Come on, let's go to Azkaban and find him. We can also deliver his Hogwarts prison admission notice while we're at it. We can't let him continue roaming free in Azkaban."

Dumbledore had originally wanted to teleport to Horatio through the Phoenix, but Fawkes told him that the entire space around Azkaban, including the nearby waters, had been sealed off. It was impossible to reach it through Apparition.

Dumbledore was not surprised in the slightest. After all, that little bastard could seal time and space. Sealing off an area of space was nothing to him.

So, he summoned a carriage, pulled Grindelwald aboard, and flew toward Azkaban.

Meanwhile, there was a knock on Horatio's office door. After receiving Horatio's permission, Sirius Black entered the office.

After several days of intense game competitions, Sirius Black had ultimately remained standing until the end of Squid Game through sheer conviction. He had therefore been allowed to come to Horatio's office and make one request.

"Mr. Warden, I won the game. Will you honor your promise?" Sirius Black kept his attitude humble, since he was asking Horatio for a favor.

"Tell me what you want first. I'll decide whether to agree based on the circumstances." Horatio studied Sirius Black with interest. Honestly, when he had designed Squid Game,

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