There were truly many places to visit in London, but for Noah and Hermione, the scenery of the Muggle world always seemed separated from them by something.
As children, they had both carried heavy academic workloads. Whether it was Noah or Hermione, they had both been among the very best students. To them, learning more knowledge was far more interesting than running around aimlessly.
Of course, Noah's thoughts had mostly been focused on how he would deal with the terrifying big shot Thanos in the future. That was why he had never had much spare time for sightseeing.
He had finally made a trip to Los Angeles, only to be used as a pawn by the American Magical Association. Still, there was no need to say much about what he had gained from it.
It could be said that Noah had never properly explored London, even though he was undeniably a genuine Brit in this life.
The two of them were in much the same situation, so choosing where to go was naturally much easier.
After changing out of their wizard-style robes and into ordinary clothes, they followed the tourists and freely enjoyed themselves in Westminster.
There was a saying: if you wanted to see all the sights most often featured on London postcards in one go, Westminster was the right place to visit!
Britain's royal palace, Buckingham Palace; the guards in their tall black bearskin hats and red uniforms; the magnificent Capitol Building; the deep, resonant Big Ben; and the River Thames, London's flowing lifeline—all of them were gathered within Westminster.
Naturally, Noah and Hermione's first stop was Buckingham Palace. Looking at the palace before him, Noah could not help feeling sentimental. Things he could only see in history textbooks in his previous life—he finally had the time to