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While many wizards, even those of pure blood lineage such as yourself use the Floo network for speed and convenience, you realised that it simply would not do to travel in such a manor. Instead, you ordered your groomsman to take you through the streets of muggle London in your horse drawn carriage. Though it takes much longer and is inconvenient, it gives you time to think. | While many wizards, even those of pure blood lineage such as yourself use the Floo network for speed and convenience, you realised that it simply would not do to travel in such a manor. Instead, you ordered your groomsman to take you through the streets of muggle London in your horse drawn carriage. Though it takes much longer and is inconvenient, it gives you time to think. There is a magical tunnel that will take you near instantaneously to London, but you will still need to move through traffic for nearly an hour to get to Diagon Alley once you are in the city itself. | ||
The first thing you learn is that horses are spooked by you for some reason, and that they were not normally spooked by Emily. In addition, the groomsman is surprised that you don’t want to ride up front with him “like you normally do Miss Emily.” | The first thing you learn is that horses are spooked by you for some reason, and that they were not normally spooked by Emily. In addition, the groomsman is surprised that you don’t want to ride up front with him “like you normally do Miss Emily.” You don't really care what the groomsman thinks, but find memories of him teaching Emily to ride a horse, so resist the urge to scowl or snap at him. He makes some comments about it being a poor day to visit Diagon Alley, as it has been raining heavily since early dawn, but you wave these off and enter the carriage, closing the curtains to sit in the dark and contemplate. | ||
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Revision as of 14:33, 27 January 2023
While many wizards, even those of pure blood lineage such as yourself use the Floo network for speed and convenience, you realised that it simply would not do to travel in such a manor. Instead, you ordered your groomsman to take you through the streets of muggle London in your horse drawn carriage. Though it takes much longer and is inconvenient, it gives you time to think. There is a magical tunnel that will take you near instantaneously to London, but you will still need to move through traffic for nearly an hour to get to Diagon Alley once you are in the city itself.
The first thing you learn is that horses are spooked by you for some reason, and that they were not normally spooked by Emily. In addition, the groomsman is surprised that you don’t want to ride up front with him “like you normally do Miss Emily.” You don't really care what the groomsman thinks, but find memories of him teaching Emily to ride a horse, so resist the urge to scowl or snap at him. He makes some comments about it being a poor day to visit Diagon Alley, as it has been raining heavily since early dawn, but you wave these off and enter the carriage, closing the curtains to sit in the dark and contemplate.
Where do you go next?
- Grincott’s Goblin Bank to see your wealth in your family vault
- Ollivander the Wand Maker to see if you can use your mother’s wand or if a wand of your own would be better
- Stowe and Packer’s on Carkitt Market to buy a magical bag or trunk
- Cogg and Bell’s Clockmakers in Carkitt Market to inquire about your broken Time Turner
