"Come on, Harry. It's rare for you to visit Avalon. I'll show you around."
"Wouldn't that disturb everyone else's work?"
Harry hesitated for a moment, but still felt that he should not make enemies for himself.
Everyone was busy working now. It really would not look right for just the two of them to wander around, especially since they were part of this place too.
"Let's go find Hermione instead," he suggested.
The two exchanged smiles, then held hands and headed toward the outskirts.
"Where are you going?"
Ron emerged from the tent with his mouth stuffed full of egg cake. He jogged after the two as they walked away and asked indistinctly, "Is it really okay not to stay inside?"
"The busiest part is already over." Ginny glanced sideways at Ron and complained with obvious disgust, "Can't you eat a little more civilly? No wonder Hermione isn't interested in you at all."
Ron's expression froze. He quickly pulled out a handkerchief from his pocket and wiped the cake crumbs from the corner of his mouth, then hurried after Harry and Ginny. "You've already talked to Hermione?"
"I have. Hermione said she isn't interested in you." Ginny did not bother concealing her indifference. "Also, you'd better talk to Hermione about this yourself. Otherwise, she'll look down on you and think you're a coward who doesn't even have the courage to confess."
Harry sensed that things were taking a bad turn. He quickly coughed heavily and changed the subject. "What's that tower for?"
"That's a water tower. It stores well water and supplies the whole village. Everyone will be able to use running water then." Ginny added, "There are two of them."
"I know Hermione likes Albert, but Albert is already married," Ron muttered. "They can't possibly be together."
"I advise