Getting off the plane is like jumping into a pool of warm water.

Alan only felt that he was wrapped tightly in a heat wave, and the sun in Cairo was particularly dazzling.

After a while, Allen's lips felt dry.

Even though there are wonderful wizard robes that can regulate the temperature on his body, Alan still finds the heat unbearable.

Mrs. Weasley was busy, and it wasn't just the hot weather.

On the one hand, she has to take care of several children to avoid them getting lost.

Especially the twin brothers, as soon as they get off the plane, they run around.

On the other hand, there are a total of seven large boxes to take away, and no one of them should be missing!

If the magic books and magical items inside the chest were discovered by Muggles, it would be a big problem!

Alan stepped forward and took a large box from Mr. Weasley's hand.

"Oh, Alan, you're so sweet!" Mrs. Weasley's expression changed from anxious to kind.

Then she yelled at her twin brothers in the distance, "George, Fred, don't run around! Alan, who is younger than you, knows how to help with the luggage!"

Seeing this, Ron also learned from Allen, and took the initiative to take care of a piece of luggage.

Percy pouted, took the two large bags from Mr. Weasley's hand, and gave Alan a dumb look.

It's just inexplicable! Alan didn't understand what Percy was proud of.

If it weren't for the fear of shocking the world, he could command seven luggage to fly together!

During the security check, Ron's pet mouse, Spotted, pokes his head in the placket of his coat.

Ron pushed it back again and again, but the mouse seemed to be unable to bear the loneliness and always wanted to see the scenery outside.

An airport security guard seemed to see Spotted, strode over and pointed his whistle baton at Ron, "What's in your arms?"

Mr. Weasley was carrying his luggage farther ahead and couldn't get over in time.

Alan immediately drew his wand and cast a confusion spell on the security guard.

The poor security guard shook his head, a little confused, and looked overwhelmed.

"Uh, where is the toilet?" Alan spoke fluently in Arabic, easing the security guard's embarrassment.

"Turn left at that intersection and go straight. The security guard showed Alan the direction and strode away.

"Alan, thanks to you!" Ron looked stunned.

"Thankfully, Mr. Weasley gave us permission to carry a staff in advance!" Alan said with a slight smile.

"Ludo Bagman of the Department of Magical Sports and Sports has been a little bit of a favor, and he has acquaintances all over the world. Mr. Weasley rushed back to the children.

"Alan, you speak Arabic awesomely!

"A little bit of understanding, a little understanding. Alan was a little embarrassed by Ginny's fiery gaze, nodded at Ginny, and hurried a few steps to catch up with Mrs. Weasley in front of her.

Having made it through security without any danger, they walked out of the airport in a mess.

"Mom, I'm here!" a tall, cool, trendy young man with the red hair characteristic of the Weasleys walked in.

He had a long ponytail and an earring on his ear with something like a small fan hanging from it.

"It's Bill!" Ron exclaimed happily.

Mrs. Weasley hugged her eldest son, much to Bill's embarrassment.

"Mommy, I'm a little thirsty!" Ginny gently poked Mrs. Weasley in the waist.

"Didn't you just drink water before you got off the plane?" Mrs. Weasley let go of Bill and fetched water for her beloved little daughter.

Bill winked happily at Ginny, who returned a sweet smile.

"You're Alan Harris, aren't you? Thank you for saving Ginny. After greeting the rest of his loved ones, Bill turned his gaze to Alan.

"It's nothing. Alan smiled softly.

"I borrowed a car from the unit to transport gold coins, and the space is large enough!"

Bill takes everyone in front of a hardcore off-road vehicle with a boxy shape and huge tires.

"That's pretty cool!" Mr. Weasley stroked the car with a look of amazement.

It seems that neither Muggles nor wizards can resist the charm of cars!

The space inside the car is huge, and it is clear that the expansion charm has been applied!

Seven large boxes are neatly stacked in the trunk, but they only take up a small part of the trunk space.

Allen, Ron, and the other five boys sat comfortably side by side in the back row.

Mrs. Weasley and Ginny sat in the front, the wide armrests and soft seats extremely comfortable.

Mr. Weasley sat in the passenger seat, and Bill was in charge of driving.

"It's so comfortable!" Mrs. Weasley sighed as the temperature inside the car dropped to a cool point.

They made their way through the bustling city with chaotic traffic, passing the towering Cairo Tower, the sacred and stately mosque, and the elegant opera house.

No one cares about chatting and admiring the charming exotic atmosphere outside.

The car drove out of the city, and at first you could see some sparse low trees, and then drove into a vast desert.

Not going far, Ron pointed out the window in surprise and shouted, "Look, pyramids!"

The pyramids and the Sphinx stand in the dazzling, golden desert, and it's very impressive!

"Once we're settled, you'll have a chance to visit the pyramids!" Bill shouted merrily in front of him.

He was very happy to see his long-lost relatives.

They walked for a long time in the desert and stopped at a small village in the middle of nowhere.

The car drove up to a small building with a spire-roofed roof at the end of the village.

"It's here!" Bill jumped out of the car first, and everyone came to him one after another.

The weather was so hot, the sun was hot, there was not a trace of clouds in the sky, and there was not a trace of wind in the sky.

The plants on the road were a little wilted, and only a few sparse dwarf trees cast a little shadow.

But the plants in front of this small building are extraordinarily lush and vibrant.

Two blue-purple jacaranda trees are planted symmetrically in front of the gate, and on the gate are tall triangular plums, and the milky white flowers are boiling and boiling, covering the entire gate, like a large white cloud.

"This is the house of my colleague Ahmed at Gringotts, and we can stay here for a month. Bill smiled happily and introduced.

The twin brothers cheered and took the lead in entering the villa.

Entering the room, everyone invariably breathed a sigh of relief. It's so cool without him!

Alan and Ron were divided into a room, on the third floor, with a large balcony facing the Nile.

A large amount of sunlight poured into the room, but it didn't bring a hint of scorching heat.

"It must have been a spell that regulates the temperature!" Ron said to Allen, swearing.