Sure enough, after a week had passed, Dumbledore took Muya to Nurmengard in Germany again to help renovate his lover's castle.
Muya saw the little old man Grindelwald again. He had changed into clean clothes, and ever since the two of them had arrived, he had been staring at Dumbledore.
Muya: ...Did it have to be like this?
"Ahem." Dumbledore coughed twice, and Grindelwald poured tea for them both.
Muya accepted it and added, "If you don't want to die, then keep your mouth shut and behave."
Grindelwald: Those words sound so familiar...
Muya covered her mouth and snickered. With Dumbledore here, he would not dare do anything to her.
"What did this place originally look like?" Muya turned and asked Grindelwald.
The little old man was throwing a tantrum and refused to look at her.
Helpless, she could only turn to Dumbledore and complain, "He won't tell me."
Then Grindelwald revealed what the place had originally looked like. Muya nodded and made changes to the original layout, finishing the design drawing.
"Alright, let's begin according to this drawing." Muya even let Tom out. After all, an extra person meant an extra pair of hands, and she did not want to be the only one third-wheeling.
After working for an hour, Muya took a break and told them to handle the rest themselves.
Come on, drawing that design had been exhausting too, alright?
Time slowly passed, and only a few days remained until school started.
Worth praising was the fact that Muya had finished all her homework without Tom's help.
She kept in touch with Harry through letters and learned that he had left his aunt and uncle's house and was currently staying at The Leaky Cauldron.
Muya invited Hermione and Ron to visit Harry with her, and they could