The Weasley family got into the taxis one after another—
But clearly, one taxi was not enough to hold so many people, so Mr. Weasley, Mrs. Weasley, Ginny, and Bill Weasley got into the first taxi.
Then the Weasley Twins and Charlie took the second one.
Finally, Harry, Hermione, Ron, and Sirius Black took the last taxi.
They traveled through London's busy streets, passing towering buildings and streams of traffic.
It was around three or four in the afternoon. The Muggles had just finished their day's work and moved through London's streets and alleys in twos and threes. Through the car windows, they saw busy pedestrians, bustling shops, and lively cafés.
It was now 1996. London in the United Kingdom, New York in the United States, and Tokyo in Japan were known as the world's three major financial centers. They attracted vast numbers of financial institutions, exchanges, and international financial market activities. They played important roles in finance, banking, securities, insurance, and other related fields, and had far-reaching influence on the global economy.
Harry had been staring out at the scenery, his thoughts drifting.
"Harry, what are you thinking about?" Ron asked curiously.
"Ah, no, nothing," Harry said, then suddenly sighed. "I just wish Tierra could come with us too."
"As long as you study hard, there'll be plenty of chances in the future." Hermione rolled her eyes at Harry, then said with feigned arrogance, "What we're about to visit is only our backyard, our cradle. Our true journey lies there—"
While the taxi waited at a red light, Hermione stretched her hand out the window and pointed at the sky.
"The future of wizards is there, in the universe—"
Soon, the taxis arrived at the harbor. After they got out, a grand, enormous cruise ship appeared before them, its