Rolf felt as if he hadn't slept long when there was a banging sound outside the box.

"Rolf, can you hear me, we should go! dear!" he heard him wake Harry and Ron again.

After a brief wash with his eyes closed, Rolf climbed out of the suitcase, and through the window of Ron's room, he could still see the darkness of the night outside.

"Why, it's time?" Fred asked as he walked out of the room sleepily, scratching his head.

Everyone was silently packing their things, too sleepy to speak, yawning and stretching.

Mrs. Weasley was stirring the contents of a cauldron on the stove as Mr. Weasley sat at the table, checking a large ball ticket made of parchment.

When the boys entered the kitchen, he raised his head and spread his arms so that they could see his clothes.

He wore a blouse that looked like a golf shirt and a pair of very old jeans, which were a little too big for him, and he held them in with a wide eye-wide leather belt.

"How?" he asked eagerly, "should we hide our identities when we go, do I look like a Muggle like this, Harry?"

"Like," Harry said with a smile after looking at Mr. Weasley for a moment, "and very good!"

"Why don't you see Bill, Charlie and Perry...... Amber...... Percy?" George said, yawning uncontrollably.

"Aren't they apparitions?" said Mrs. Weasley, placing the cauldron on the table and beginning to scoop the porridge into the bowls, "so they can sleep for a while." ”

"So, they're still asleep?" Fred asked angrily, "why can't we apparilate too?"

"Because you're not old yet, you haven't passed the exam yet, and I'm not sure you'll pass it with your grades. Mrs. Weasley replied to him.

"Where are those two girls?" she turned and rushed out of the kitchen, and they heard her coming upstairs.

"Does the Apparition still have to pass the exam?" asked Harry, curious.

At this moment, Rolf woke up too early, and his brain had not yet turned around, and he kept mechanically sending food to his mouth.

"Oh, yes. Mr. Weasley put down the newspaper in his hand and carefully tucked the ticket into the back pocket of his jeans.

"On one occasion, the Department of Magical Traffic fined two people for apparitions without certificates.

It's not an easy thing to do, and if you don't do it right, you're going to get into trouble, and the two people I'm talking about end up breaking up. ”

Everyone at the table, except for Harry, frowned and made a bitter melon face, "Divide it...... Separation?" Harry asked in horror.

"They left half of themselves behind," said Mr. Weasley, scooping up a lot of syrup and mixing it into his porridge, which seemed to be a loyal sweetheart.

"Are they alright?" he continued to ask, frightened, no longer showing a hint of sleepiness in his widening eyes.

"Oh, it's all right," Mr. Weasley said blandly, "but they were punished severely. I don't think they're going to rush anymore.

So don't take apparition as a child's play, as many adult wizards don't want to get into trouble. They prefer to use a broom, slower, but safer. ”

At that moment there was the sound of footsteps in the hallway, and Hermione and Ginny walked into the kitchen, both of them looking very pale, as if they had not woken up.

"Why do we have to get up so early?" asked Ginny, rubbing her eyes, as she sat down at the table.

"We're going to have to walk a little bit, at least get there early. Mr. Weasley said soothingly.

"Walking?" Hermione asked, looking up in surprise, "Why, are we going to walk to watch the World Cup?"

"No, no, that's too far," Mr. Weasley replied with a smile, "and we only have to walk a short distance, after all, it is very difficult to gather a large number of wizards together without attracting the attention of Muggles.

We had to be very careful about choosing the best time to hit the road and on a big occasion like the Quidditch World Cup......"

"Why don't we use the Space Door?" Hermione asked, interrupting Mr. Weasley, confused.

Mr. Weasley gave a strange look, "Spatial Portal?"

"You should ask Rolf about it, he used the Spatial Door when he brought me to the Burrow the other day!" Harry said excitedly towards Mr. Weasley.

Rolf, who was mechanically transporting the porridge to his mouth, did not realize that he had no food in his bowl.

It's just that he didn't notice that he was still mechanically doing inertial motion, because his eyes were always closed.

"Rolf, Rolf, are you alright?" he heard someone calling to himself, but why am I so sleepy? Why can't I keep my eyes open?

He felt a shudder around him, which finally helped him shake his eyelids away, "Rolf, are you alright?" asked Harry nervously.

"It's okay, maybe I got up too early, I'm not used to it, why do we get up so early?" Rolf asked in a daze, struggling to open his eyes, his mind still clear.

"Mr. Weasley said we had to walk a little way to the designated location and get to the World Cup through the key to the door...... We're talking about why not use a space door. ”

"yes, why don't you use a space door?" Rolf looked at Mr. Weasley with the same curiosity.

"What is a space gate? how come I've never heard of it?" asked Mr. Weasley, curious.

"It's a new type of transportation developed by Owl, which is not only easy to use, cheap, but most importantly comfortable! ”

"Really?" Mr. Weasley became interested when he heard this, "And how can we use the space door?" Mr. Weasley continued to ask very cooperatively, like a hired tot.

Rolf stretched out his owl watch and showed it to Mr. Weasley: "First of all, you have to go to the Aquila Mall to buy a space door plug-in, and then throw magic coins into it to teleport to the space bus station near the destination." ”

"It's an amazing thing!Molly!How about we try this later?" said Mr. Weasley, intrigued.

"Go first, I'll call Bill, Charlie, and Percy at noon and I'll look for you. Mrs. Weasley, who had just come downstairs, apparently didn't hear the conversation in front of her, and said as a matter of course.

"No, no, no, I'm talking about going through the space door, in that case, can we go back to sleep?" Mr. Weasley said, gesturing to Rolf's magic watch.

"What is a space door?" Sure enough, repeaters are human nature, and Rolf took the trouble to explain it to Molly again.

"Really, it only costs 2 magic coins for a pass, and there is no limit to the number of people, which is much cheaper than we were to buy Floo powder!" asked Mrs. Weasley, surprised.

"However, are you sure there is a bus stop on the other side of the World Cup venue?" the big guy asked uneasily.

Naturally, Rolf showed her the latest map of the distribution of the space gate bus station, after all, the most popular event recently is this year's Quidditch World Cup.

One of the first bus stops built by the house-elves was the World Cup.

ps: Thank you for the monthly pass of the ancient testament book friend and the beautiful boy in black in the fog~