Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 810
“Alright, children.” Mrs. Weasley was the first to stand up, wiping the grease from her mouth and hands with a napkin. Then she took a few more napkins, removed Ron from the table, but then wrapped up the uneaten egg tarts and croissants and put them into her handbag.

It was also a seamless extension bag, mainly containing cakes, sandwiches, pickles, and sausages that Mrs. Weasley made by hand and preserved with preservation magic.

Because wizards and Muggles were isolated from each other in the past, and because wizards could ride broomsticks and fly, wizards before the 20th century often chose to travel along remote trails and to places that were rarely visited by Muggles.

This requires wizards to bring their own food to prevent hunger and thirst.

After all, wizards used to be very reluctant to stay or eat at Muggle hotels and restaurants.

Although Mr. and Mrs. Weasley said that their trip would be entirely in the Muggle style, that they would stay in Muggle hotels, eat at Muggle restaurants along the way, and use Muggle banknotes made with magical craftsmanship throughout the trip.

However, Mrs. Weasley, who came from the old wizarding system, still worried unnecessarily and prepared a large bag of delicious food.

Their other luggage during the trip was kept in Mr. Weasley's invisible extension case.

Moreover, Mrs. Weasley's long-standing housewife habits made her intolerant of food waste, so she wrapped up the pastries that Ron hadn't finished.

“Alright, come on, children, we should disembark now,” said Mrs. Weasley. “Everyone, check that you have all your luggage and your wands. Especially Ron! Make sure you don’t leave your wands in your cabins!”

"If your wand gets lost or damaged this time, I won't buy you a new one!" Mrs. Weasley sternly warned.

“Mom!” Ron muttered, somewhat dissatisfied. “That was back in second grade. I’m seventeen now!” “Besides, we’re outside right now, Mom. You shouldn’t have said the word ‘wand’ so directly!” Ron’s face flushed slightly as he whispered his accusations.

"Oh, I'm so sorry." Mrs. Weasley hurriedly covered her mouth, then glanced around warily—

It's already 7:30 in the morning, and almost half of the passengers on the cruise ship are awake and enjoying a delicious breakfast in the restaurant. The restaurant, which was originally empty, is now sparsely populated with people.

Some travel alone, holding a cup of coffee, some cakes and meats, choosing a small table, and eating breakfast while reading. Others, like the Weasleys, travel as a family, choosing a large dining table and enjoying breakfast together in harmony.

However, it is still rare for the Weasleys to travel together as a family of nearly ten people.

However, Mrs. Weasley's words did not attract the attention of others.

After all, on this morning when the journey was about to begin, everyone was immersed in their own travel plans, and no one was willing to spare any attention for others.

Mrs. Weasley realized she might have said something wrong, gave an awkward laugh, then took Ginny's hand and hurried out of the restaurant.

(End of this chapter)