After the gathering ended, the guests left one after another to begin their summer holidays. Three days later, after the Castle's last guest, Marcus, departed for Romania, Moriarty also left the Castle and traveled through Diagon Alley to London.
There were many ways to travel from London to Greece. Moriarty chose the simplest and fastest one: flying.
Although Moriarty's broom-riding skills were first-rate, using a Flying Broomstick for a long journey was clearly not a wise choice.
Perhaps once Old Flint expanded his business into Greece, Moriarty could use Floo Powder or a Portkey.
But for now, Moriarty stood before the entrance to Heathrow International Airport in London, carrying a handbag. Amid the bustling crowds, Lilith, wearing a sun hat, waved at him with a smile.
"I don't believe this is a coincidence. You deliberately waited for me here!" Moriarty walked over to Lilith. Today, the girl wore jeans and a white short-sleeved shirt, with a pale yellow bag slung over her back. Her little face shone with a fresh, cheerful smile.
"I overheard what Leon told you. I guessed you would go to Greece to look for clues, and you aren't one of those old-fashioned pure-bloods. Choosing a comfortable and efficient way to travel suits your personality! And this is the biggest international airport in all of London, so I came to try my luck!"
Lilith's eyes curved with delight as she spoke happily, her tone as excited as if she had successfully become an Animagus. She looked as though she wanted to jump up.
In the end, Lilith restrained herself. She circled Moriarty with ladylike poise. "So, Mr. Moriarty, would you mind having one more companion?"
"Let's go. The flight leaves at 9:20, so don't delay us." Moriarty gave the girl a faint smile and strode into the