Diagon Alley.
The cobblestone street was lined with all sorts of curious shops, the scene of which could not be fully captured by novels or movies, brimming as it was with the wonders of magic in all its varied forms.
But Ino paid no attention to any of this, focusing solely on following Snape.
Despite his curiosity about his surroundings, he knew that he wasn't following t...
Half an hour later.
In the lounge area on the fifth floor of Foyles Bookshop.
The divination dice spun endlessly on the table, much like a mechanical top wound up and showing no signs of stopping.
"This makes no sense..." Ino muttered to himself.
Though perplexed, he maintained a calm expression while calculating the potential causes of this issue in his mind.
Hogwarts, Headmaster's Office.
"I've already sent Hagrid to fetch the child."
Dumbledore took off his half-moon glasses and pulled out a silk handkerchief from his pocket, carefully wiping the nonexistent dust from the lenses.
Looking at the silent Snape before him, Dumbledore could more or less guess what was on his mind, but some matters... just couldn't be resolved throu...
London, by the Thames.
The gentle river flowed quietly, and a breeze rustled the leaves on either side, adding a touch of tranquility and melody to the summer afternoon.
"Fish and chips again..."
Not far from the bridge pier, through sparse bushes, came intermittent complaints.
Ino skillfully opened the paper bag. Despite grumbling about the monotonous food, his hand...
In London, June was gradually heating up as the temperatures rose.
On the southern bank of the Thames, Cheltenham College Junior School.
At 4 o'clock in the afternoon, after finishing their day's lessons, the students walked out of the school gates in groups amidst bursts of laughter and chatter.
Not far from the school gate, under the shade of the trees.
"Miss Winni...