King's Cross Station.
Mrs. Weasley and Mr. Weasley escorted Harry and the others as they prepared to enter Platform Nine and Three-Quarters and catch the train that was about to depart.
A great many things happened before they left, leaving Harry speechless.
Whether it was Fred, George, or Ginny, whenever Mr. Weasley had driven five minutes away from home, they would suddenly remember that they had forgotten a book, a suitcase, or something else.
As a result, they wasted a great deal of time and had no choice but to hurry.
Fred and George, Percy and Mr. Weasley, then Ginny and Mrs. Weasley entered Platform Nine and Three-Quarters one after another. Just as Harry and Ron were about to enter, an accident occurred.
The disastrous public mishap made Harry and Ron thoroughly embarrass themselves, and they were sternly reprimanded by Muggle police officers.
"What's going on?" Ron asked in confusion, patting the wall.
Harry was puzzled as well. After carefully sensing the wall, he said, "It seems someone sealed it with magic. We can't get in."
"What do we do?" Ron said anxiously. "We have less than a minute left."
"There's no other way. We can only find another solution." Harry thought for a moment before saying, "Maybe we can fly there ourselves."
"We'll be discovered," Ron hurriedly said.
"We won't." Harry smiled mysteriously. "Don't forget, when Professor Kate took us flying that night, Argus Filch didn't notice us."
Ron immediately understood and cried out in surprise, "You learned the Disillusionment Charm?"
"Of course!" Harry said confidently. "I'm a magical genius."
"Hahaha, hurry! This is so thrilling—it's an experience I've never had before," Ron said excitedly.
The two found an empty corner. Harry first cast a Flying Spell on them, then an Invisibility Spell, and they immediately sped off toward