Everyday Players at Hogwarts..

Chapter 376 On the road

In front of Harry at this moment were buildings that resembled factories in the Muggle world. Guys wearing black wizard robes like the man just now were standing on self-driving skateboards and heading in different directions.

"Have you been here?" Ron looked suspicious. Harry's expression was too calm.

It's not that he was being overly suspicious. In his opinion, Harry could go to Atlantis without telling him.

Then, it wouldn’t be a bad idea to take one more trip to Moon City.

"No, it's just that these things look like the Muggle factories I saw in the advertisements," said Harry disappointedly.

"Okay, let's just leave it at that."

"But where are we going?"

"This doesn't seem to be a residential area." Ron was skeptical.

"Damn it." Harry pointed to three skateboards in the corner that were connected to what were probably wires.

"How to use——"

"Hey, this doesn't require any controls." Before Harry could finish his words, Ron couldn't wait to stand on one of the skateboards.

That skateboard is actually controlled by the thoughts of the person standing on it.

"It's just a charging skateboard. The most amazing thing is that after we stood on it, the skateboard also became transparent."

"Ryan's magic is amazing." Harry kept looking at the skateboard under his feet and marveled.

"Boys, we should go."

"The wizard who just opened the door to our room is almost done with his daze and is coming out."

Just as Harry and the others were immersed in their own world, spinning in circles on their skateboards, Ginny quickly reminded them.

So the three of them rode on skateboards and sped along the gray cement road.

On the other side, the crazy Muggle Ned, who had just touched the fish, was stunned.

Because he had no means of transportation.

All the used ones, spare ones, and spare ones are gone.

This meant that he had to walk to the factories where he was responsible for distributing supplies.

"I think I'll be off work at four today!"

"Is this still acceptable to humans?"

"I want to quit my job. 3pm is late enough!"

"I want to find someone who gets off work at 1 o'clock!"

Mad Muggle Ned complained as he walked towards the factory not far away, where the department responsible for distributing supplies was located.

"Hey!"

"Wuhu!"

Ron rushed along the road, passing directly through the black-robed wizards who were working.

"Harry, Ginny!"

"Hurry up, haven't you noticed that the skateboards under our feet have become virtual and can pass through matter." After Ron had a lot of fun, he looked at Harry and Ginny who seemed to be avoiding pedestrians in the back with an unsatisfied look.

"Nothing, I just think it's a bit wrong - passing through a person's body." Harry pretended to be calm, trying to cover up the fact that he had just kissed Ginny in a moment of excitement.

"Yes, Ron, don't you think this is a bit strange?" Ginny lied with a normal expression. When Ron turned his head, she looked at Harry with a look of both anger and joy.

"Um, okay."

"You two really don't know what's good." Ron muttered, and continued to slide forward. "Where is this?" Ron rubbed his eyes in surprise.

After sliding for who knows how long, they had left the factory that Harry mentioned.

Everything that appeared before their eyes made Ron understand Harry's feelings.

"Now it really feels a bit like Moon City." Unlike Ron, the style of this place, which is highly integrated with the moon's wizarding elements, feels particularly fresh to Harry.

"Isn't this just an ordinary wizard village?"

"Not much different from Hogsmeade," said Ron listlessly.

Having grown up in a magical world, he was more aware of the wizarding elements in the scene when he saw it.

As for those shops built against the crater, in Ron's opinion, they were not as interesting as the factory they had just visited.

"Why don't we go back? It's much more interesting there." Ron said as he prepared to go back.

"Wait, Ron, look--" Ginny pointed to a wooden sign next to the cobblestone ground. It was shaped like an arrow and read: Sayer Library is 1 mile away.
"Library?" Ron perked up immediately.

At this moment, he had already thought about finding the unique magic book in the library, returning to Hogwarts to cheat, being praised by the professor and admired by his classmates, becoming a prefect, joining the Ministry of Magic to take over his father's position in the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, and then becoming a secretary like his young Aunt Muriel.
"Ron, Ron!"

"What are you thinking about?" Harry nudged Ron.

"Aunt Muriel - it's nothing!" Ron wiped the saliva that had unconsciously dripped from his mouth.

"I thought I heard Aunt Muriel's name." Ginny looked at Ron suspiciously.

"Let's hurry up and get going. Maybe Ryan will call us back after a while." Ron turned his head away awkwardly.

So, led by Ron, the three of them walked in the direction marked by the sign.

"Thayer Library. It seems that this city is indeed related to Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry." On the way to the library, Harry, who couldn't be affectionate with Ginny because of Ron, started to find topics to talk about.

"What?" Unlike Harry, Ron was looking at the shops one by one.

He found that although these shops had wizarding elements and were not novel, the things they sold were very unusual.

These strange parts could only be seen when his father repaired cars and bought things from the Muggle world.

There were also some finished products that he had seen similar to those in Riddle's book, but they were obviously different.

And these differences are obviously due to magic.

If Ron had been to Diagon Alley today, he would have found that the things in these shops were similar to those seen on the streets today.

This is because the magic in Britain and the United States all originated from the same source, and when it comes to transforming Muggle technology, these wizards on the moon are simply ahead of the curve.

"I have only one feeling, that is, they are so idle. Don't they have jobs?" Ginny said as she looked at the wizards who were obviously strolling around the street using all kinds of strange means of transportation.

Even in those shops, there were no owners watching over the shops.

"Maybe they work at night and rest during the day." Harry said after thinking for a moment.

This seemed likely to him; this was, after all, the moon.

Perhaps it is because of the special environment of the moon that the wizards living there have different biological clocks.

Ginny nodded at that.

"Harry, what did you just say?" Ron asked after he came to his senses. After Harry repeated it, "Ah, I always thought Hogwarts was the best magic school in the world."

"But you see, Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry has Moon City."

"And Hogwarts?" said Ron.

"You forgot that some of the wizards who founded Atlantis and were called sages graduated from Hogwarts, and most of them were Ravenclaws!" Harry said proudly.

(End of this chapter)