"..."
After a moment of silence, Lupin decisively nodded. It was free work, and he could conveniently make things easier for Hogwarts while he was at it. What was there to refuse?
"When do we leave?"
Kayson adjusted his monocle. "Tomorrow morning. Bring Sirius and Harry, and meet in my office."
"Oh? Are we using magic to go abroad this time?"
Kayson subconsciously looked up at the sky. If a little airplane made with Mechanical Power counted as magic...
"That's right!"
The next day...
Lupin and Harry appeared inside Kayson's office carrying large bags, leaving him somewhat puzzled.
"Why can't you use something like an Undetectable Extension Charm? You could learn that from Sirius." As Kayson spoke, he pointed toward the door far in the distance, where Sirius was nothing more than a tiny black dot.
Sirius tilted his head. He had actually heard him and even replied, "What Undetectable Extension Charm?"
"...Aren't you bringing any luggage?" Kayson asked with his usual loose tongue.
"No need. I brought Galleons and pounds. Whatever I need, I'll just buy it when I get there," Sirius answered as if it were perfectly natural.
Harry, who was still fairly well-off, and Lupin, who belonged to the working class, looked at Sirius in the distance with the eyes one reserved for capitalists.
"How are we leaving? By Portkey, or the Floo or something?" After that little interlude, Lupin asked.
"By plane."
"??? If we're taking a plane, why aren't we meeting at the airport? Why come here?" Harry asked in confusion.
"Who said planes only exist at airports?" Kayson pulled a small remote from his pocket and pressed one of its buttons. In the distance, a small airplane made of all sorts of strange wooden structures and Redstone machinery lit up.
"My God, I thought