After leaving the Ministry of Magic, Kyle looked up at the bright, glaring sunlight.
He wondered whether the Department of Mysteries could recreate the sight before him. After all, it was something Ariana had always longed for.
It should be possible...
Though the Department of Mysteries was located in the Ministry's underground levels, with the Unspeakables' abilities, using magic to create a window connected to the outside world would not be difficult.
Besides, this was already the best arrangement.
He could not attempt to bring someone who existed in the past into the future. It was unrealistic. Even before using the Time-Turner himself, he had spent an entire month drinking Nicolas's "raspberry drink."
And there was an even more important point... Kyle held out his hand and stared blankly at his wand.
Ever since last night, he had faintly sensed a vague resistance. The most obvious sign was that casting spells no longer felt as smooth as it had before.
It was not very noticeable, but it was real.
The reason was simple. He did not belong here. Although he had returned using the Time-Turner, he was completely out of place with everything around him.
Nicolas's "raspberry drink" could help him temporarily resolve this problem, but as time passed, its effects were also weakening.
If that was the case for him, then Ariana, who had been brought a hundred years into the future, would probably be no exception.
That was why taking her to the Department of Mysteries was the best choice.
At least Ariana would no longer feel bored there. Unspeakables were very busy, after all. He could tell that just from how rarely his mother came home.
And as long as people kept busy, they had no time to wallow in sorrow. Perhaps this job would help Ariana