Professor Anderson: "Procrastination is never a good habit."
At the Entrance Hall, Moody turned his Magical Eye toward Ron, clearly displeased by his dawdling.
"Isn't Albert supposed to be teaching us the Fiendfyre Curse today?"
Ron pulled a pocket watch from inside his cloak, checked the time, and muttered, "Besides, there are still ten minutes until the time we agreed on. That guy has always been punctual. Why are we going there early?"
"To make sure the area is safe first, of course." Moody seemed to have heard Ron's complaint and suddenly asked, "I recall that you want to become an Auror someday."
Ron pressed his lips together and stopped talking.
He actually wanted to remind Moody that they had all dropped out of school and could no longer meet the Auror recruitment requirements with their grades. But he felt there was no point arguing about it, so he chose to keep quiet and back down.
"There are no Death Eaters nearby. Looks like those idiots have finally stopped wasting their time." After Sirius and Lupin returned, they told everyone about the situation outside, clearly delighted that the Dark wizards who had been watching them day after day had finally gone away.
No one liked being watched all the time, even if those people could only wait stupidly outside.
"I think it's because it's pouring outside. No one would be stupid enough to stand out there getting drenched."
Ron pulled up his hood and followed Harry into the curtain of rain ahead.
The six of them quickly joined hands in a circle and Apparated away through the downpour.
When their vision returned and they arrived at the hideout where they had practiced the Fiendfyre Curse before, they found it was still raining there.
The rain was simply not as heavy