In the end, Mrs. Weasley brought Harry and the others to Diagon Alley.
Remus believed it was necessary to find out how the public had truly reacted after the Ministry of Magic announced Voldemort's return.
And as the commercial center of the wizarding world, Diagon Alley would undoubtedly offer the most direct view of the changes.
"No one runs off. Stay close to me at all times."
At Harry's request, after sending a letter to Amosta, Remus fixed the children with a stern look.
"I suspect Diagon Alley won't be very peaceful right now."
"Don't worry, Remus—"
Fred, one of the twins, said with a grin, utterly unconcerned.
"We promise to follow instructions!"
"Just like the workers in your workshop!" George added.
Remus shook his head helplessly, then looked toward Harry and the other two.
Having witnessed Voldemort's fury in the dream, Harry no longer held an optimistic view of the situation. Seeing Remus's concerned gaze, he shook his head heavily.
"Let's go—"
Mrs. Weasley gently nudged Ginny's shoulder.
"We'll meet up at The Leaky Cauldron first."
A flash of emerald fire, and Ginny vanished from the kitchen.
Fred and George followed right after her. Under Mrs. Weasley's urging, Ron also stepped into the fireplace.
"Come on, Harry—"
Hermione supported Harry by the back of his shoulder, watching him anxiously.
Harry knew Hermione might have guessed that he had seen Voldemort in the "dream" again. He forced a smile at her, then vanished into the surging green flames.
Warm flames licked at Harry's back and gently pushed him out of the fireplace. He staggered two steps and bumped into the Weasleys, who were standing there like a wall.
"Why are you all standing around like idiots?"
After glancing back at Hermione and Remus emerging from the flames in turn, Harry