Journey to the Wizarding World of Hogwarts

Hermione panicked, "Are we enclosed in the entire space?"

"Well, it's a bit like being locked up." Robert complained, "The kind of house arrest."

Hermione frowned, "Then how are we going to get out?"

Robert fell into deep thought. The previous trips to the spirit world could still be used as a reference. As long as they took away one of the items, they would be able to go out before the time came.

However, Robert had no idea what this item was.

For example, the first time, he took away the magic book, but the second time, they were able to leave before the magic book was taken away. As for the principal and what they took, although he was curious, that was not something he should ask. thing.

The only thing that is certain is that not just anything can reopen the spiritual world, but something related to the composition of the spiritual world itself.

I just hope that the spirit world he encounters in the future will not let him find a stone, which would be really fatal.

"It's a bit glaring," Hermione muttered suddenly, "like there's something there."

Robert looked at the place she pointed at in confusion, and there was indeed a spot of light that was too dazzling.

"Go over and take a look?" Robert suggested, "There doesn't seem to be anything dangerous here, but it shouldn't be a big deal if I just go over and check it out."

The two set up the wooden boat, rowed a certain distance, and then approached the patch of light.

"Is it a mirror?" Hermione looked at the spot of light in confusion, then showed a sudden look on her face, "That's it."

Robert made a listening gesture, "What did you find?"

"Actually, I was a little confused when I came in just now." Hermione looked happy, like a child who discovered his father's private money, smiling mischievously, "You didn't notice the scene here and when we disembarked. Is the scene actually reversed?"

"so?"

"So!" Hermione shouted as if announcing, "This is actually the mirror world!"

Robert was stunned for three seconds and quickly complimented, "As expected of Hermione, she discovered something was wrong so quickly!"

Hermione smiled sheepishly, "It's just that I haven't found a way to get out of here."

"It doesn't matter, we can all try it." Robert took out his wand and began to cast the concussion spell. The entire water surface shook violently, but as if the intensity was not enough, he cast it a few more times.

"Isn't it a little too intense!" Hermione shouted, "But it's really exciting, just like riding a kayak in the mountain stream!"

Robert wanted to complain that kayaking was much more dangerous than theirs. You must know that the wooden boat under their feet was blessed by a magic spell. It was quite difficult to capsize. It was equivalent to the entire boat being an experienced kayaker. .

"Look, something is flying out!" Hermione pointed at the lake, and the light spot flew straight towards her, scaring Robert so much that he flew out with an iron armor spell.

The light spot hit the invisible wall and fell into Hermione's hand. It was a round mirror.

"Such a small mirror?" Hermione looked puzzled. At this moment, a suction force came from the place where the mirror originally existed. Before the two of them could react, a vortex slowly formed, including the person and the boat. Disappeared in this dock space.

"Harry, if it's just ice cream, you don't need to pay for it." Mr. Weasley said, "We already have enough funds this time, 100 Galleons!"

"But..." Harry wanted to say something, but was interrupted by Mr. Weasley, who watched helplessly as he handed over a gold coin.

The ice cream seller was obviously a little confused. She looked at Mr. Weasley in astonishment and spat out a bunch of Norwegian words. Mr. Weasley also looked confused. He subconsciously asked in English, "What did you say?"

Fortunately, English is also a very important language for Norwegians. The young lady understood what he said and asked in a strange tone, "Sir, have you just come back from the Lofoten Islands? Why do you use Viking?" Human gold coins?”

Mr. Weasley's eyes widened, "This is Galleons!"

The young lady said as if comforting a mentally ill patient, "Yes, I know, sir, this gold coin contains gold of sufficient value and is the hardest hard currency on the sea!"

However, her little hand was already on the phone under the counter, her fingers already resting on the buttons.

"Sorry, we attended a celebration in Lofoten yesterday. My uncle was a little seasick just now and is still a little confused now." Robert quickly took out his credit card, which Cliff gave him. "Can you give us one each?" Cone?"

Mr. Weasley slurped down the ice cream in his hand. The young lady was a little frightened. The ice cream balls she sold to them all started with three or more balls. She was forced to swallow the ice as soon as they got off the boat. This made Mr. Weasley a little bit cold. Confused.

"Why don't they charge Galleons?" Mr. Weasley looked sad. "Obviously Gold Galleons are universal."

"No." Robert licked the chocolate sauce on the ice cream and unexpectedly found that it was not that sweet.

Mr. Weasley looked shocked, "No?"

"Of course not." Hermione glanced at Mr. Weasley strangely, "Norway's legal currency is Norwegian krone, but you can use credit cards here."

"What is a credit card?" Mr. Weasley was confused for a while before he pulled this thing out of his memory. "Ah, I seem to have that thing."

As he said that, he began to rummage in his wallet, because he was using a deformed lizard wallet commonly used by wizards. Although it was a little different from Muggles, it did not arouse the curiosity of others.

Then, he took out a palm-sized card and said, "Here!" The rest of the Weasley family immediately surrounded Mr. Weasley, leaving Hermione stunned.

"What's going on with them?" Hermione was a little confused, "Have you never seen a credit card?"

"Probably not." Robert said uncertainly, "If you are a wizard who often travels around the world, you will definitely have a credit card in your hand. It is difficult for a wizard family like the Weasley family to stay in one place all year round. When you need a credit card.”

It is said that the prototype of the credit card was invented by Chinese people, but the first bank to issue credit cards was in the United States.

I heard that American wizards no longer use cash. Like Muggles, they also use credit cards. Well, by the way, American wizards have to pay taxes.

The IRS is indeed the IRS, and wizards cannot escape their clutches.

However, considering the magical creatures, confusing beliefs, and other things involving the mysterious field in the United States, some wizards may join Muggle-related organizations to provide technical support if they cannot survive in the Ministry of Magic.

Of course, they are operating within the scope allowed by the "Secrecy Act."