"So that means we'll be heading to the Far East next summer?" Luke gripped the steering wheel, staring at the road ahead as he chatted with Albert in the back seat.
"Yes. Britain won't be very safe next summer, so leaving early is a good thing. Better than running into trouble." Resting his cheek on one hand, Albert turned to watch the torrential rain outside the window, then said to Nia, who was petting the fat cat beside him, "Study your foreign languages properly. You'll be going to school over there too. Herb will buy a house there, and we'll all live together."
"I thought the whole family would emigrate after you and Isabelle got married." Sansa, in the passenger seat, could not help asking, "What about your wedding?"
"We'll just come back then. Magic makes things convenient anyway." Scratching Tom behind the ears, Nia casually asked, "About how many years will we be staying abroad?"
"Around four years. Think of it as studying overseas." Albert estimated the timing. As long as nothing unexpected happened, Harry Potter should be able to destroy Voldemort step by step. And with Albert pushing things from behind the scenes, the task of destroying Voldemort's Horcruxes would certainly become much easier.
As long as the Horcruxes were gone, Voldemort could be killed, and his threat level would be far lower than before.
"Can I really go to Hogwarts next year?" Nia asked again. It was what she cared about most right now.
"You can. I've divined it." Albert reached out and patted Nia's head reassuringly. "If Herb and Daisy haven't come back, Isabelle will pick you up."
"How do I get to Hogwarts School? By train?" Nia asked.
"I don't know. I'll ask around for you then."
"I've always thought it was amazing that wizards