The Shopkeeper of All Worlds in the British Wizarding World

Chapter 48 The beginning of summer vacation (asking for recommendation votes and collection)
"Wow……"

Ryan was holding the toilet and vomiting when his mother Sally's voice came from outside:
"Ryan, are you okay?"

"Mom, I'm fine, I'll be out soon, ugh—"

The reason Ryan was vomiting now was because he was on a cruise ship, and unfortunately encountered a storm, and then he got seasick...

As for why he was on the cruise ship, the reason was this. After returning home from Hogwarts during the summer vacation, Ryan and Hermione met in the community library to do homework every day. Hermione, a real academic master, probably wanted to preview after finishing her homework, but Ryan was thinking that after finishing his homework, he could find a new world in the Wanjie Grocery Store to find out if there was any inheritance that could improve his strength. If there was, he could use the rest of the vacation to learn those abilities. After all, the knowledge he got from school was too little.

You know, in the magic world, knowledge is power. Last semester, due to lack of power, Ryan was only able to play a supporting role for most of the time and did not gain many important deflection points. So Ryan made up his mind to improve his ability.

I thought I would spend this summer studying overtime, but things changed quickly. Just one week after the vacation, Ryan's father, Mr. Lambert, received an invitation. A college classmate of his in Redjavik finally met his destined partner and decided to get married, and invited him as a guest at the wedding.

Since Mr. Lambert had a very good relationship with this classmate in college, after graduation this classmate worked for National Geographic Magazine, traveling around the world and taking photos. However, his friendship with Mr. Lambert has never been interrupted, and he always sends postcards to Mr. Lambert whenever he goes to a new place.

Ryan had seen many postcards sent by his uncle from all over the world at home. So in the end, Mr. Lambert decided to take this opportunity to take his family on a cruise to Iceland and attend his best friend's wedding.

The only thing he didn't expect was that after a small storm, his son actually got seasick.

Fortunately, Ryan went to the deck with his parents to get some fresh air after vomiting, and he finally felt better. Fortunately, they boarded the ship from Scotland and only needed to stay on the ship for two days to reach Iceland.

After recovering a little, Ryan finally had the energy to plan his trip to Iceland. When his parents saw Ryan start to read something after recovering, they decided not to disturb him and went to the boat to enjoy a traditional Nordic sauna.

After learning that he was going to Iceland, Ryan ran to the only wizard travel agency in Diagon Alley, Seven Stars Travel, and asked for a bunch of travel brochures about Iceland.

Unlike the UK, the entire Nordic Ministry of Magic is a whole. After all, considering the population of Iceland, the wizards there simply cannot support a Ministry of Magic. (Even if all intelligent creatures in the magic world are counted, and the population is calculated at an exaggerated ratio of 1‰, there may be only 250 intelligent creatures in the magic world in the whole of Iceland (the population of Iceland in 1991 was a little over 25). If 1/3 of the intelligent creatures are wizards, then the number of wizards in Iceland is not even a hundred.)
It is very easy to enter Iceland as a wizard, especially for a young wizard like Ryan who is still in school. He doesn't even need to report to the local wizard agency.

Because the biggest income of Icelandic wizards comes from tourism and the sale of some special products, the control of foreign wizards entering the country is very loose. In Iceland, there is the largest wild silencing bird reserve in Europe. In addition to silencing birds, there are also some wild giants and goblin tribes in the reserve.

At the same time, there are also giant Kraken and Loba worms in the waters near Iceland. The International Confederation of Wizards has set up several observation points here to observe these rare magical creatures and ensure that they do not appear in the eyes of ordinary people. Not to mention that there are some relics left by ancient Norse wizards in Iceland. To this day, some wizards are still searching for treasures that may have been passed down here.

After reading the information about Iceland, Ryan found that he felt much better, so he took out a stack of parchment from his luggage and continued to do his homework.

Fortunately, when Ryan went to Diagon Alley to search for information, he found a cloth bag with an invisible extension spell cast on it in a thrift store, which allowed him to travel with a lot of textbooks and study tools.

The cloth bag was a bit old-fashioned, with some beautiful lace, and was now placed in the corner of Ryan's suitcase. From the outside, the bag looked only as big as two adult male palms, but in fact, it could hold the contents of two large suitcases.

Ryan felt that he had found a treasure this time because he only spent five Galleons to buy the bag. The shopkeeper thought it was just an ordinary bag with a traceless stretch spell cast on it. But when Ryan got home and used it, he found that no matter how heavy the things in it were, as long as they were over 5 kilograms, the weight of the bag would be fixed at 5 kilograms, so this should be a more advanced magic prop.

Of course, this time I came out mainly to relax. It would be a bit too much of a bummer to stay in the room doing homework all the time. Moreover, this ship is a cruise ship for travel, and there are many interesting things to do on board. For example, Ryan had seen the introduction of this ship in the brochure before. There are yoga lectures on board, and you can also visit the small theater that performs short stage plays, go to the cinema to watch movies, and shop in the duty-free shop.

Even in his previous life, Ryan had never tried this kind of travel because he lived in an inland city. So after finishing today's homework, Ryan began to wander around the boat.

In this era, there are still very few Chinese tourists going abroad. After seeing Ryan again, several waiters greeted him in Japanese, which made him feel a little uncomfortable.

After a tour on the cruise ship, Ryan realized that because he was a child, many services on the cruise ship were not open to him, and he didn't have much pocket money, so he couldn't buy any souvenirs. He had no choice but to go back to their room alone, half lying on the bed and watching TV.

Suddenly, a piece of news caught his attention. The TV said that a volcano in eastern Iceland was about to erupt. The information Ryan got from Diagon Alley indicated that there was an ancient Norse wizard relic near the volcano, and it seemed that the relic was related to the volcano. So Ryan decided to go and see it when the time came.

After a while, Ryan's parents came back from the sauna, looking energetic. After entering the house, they were a little angry that Ryan was lying on the bed watching TV, thinking that this was a waste of the opportunity to travel. So Ryan was carried by Mr. Lambert to jog around the sightseeing route on the ship.

Fortunately, after jogging for a while, Ryan felt much better and finally got rid of the seasickness.

(End of this chapter)