v2 Chapter 89： Paddington Railway Station

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It only took a little while for the lady at the front desk to check in. She handed the room key to Tom, bowed and said, "Sir, your room is Room A114, turn right on the first floor of the elevator and go straight ahead, and the seventh room on the left is the , and welcome to the St. Conrad Hotel.”

The layout of this hotel is also very interesting. The first floor is called Floor 0, where the front desk is located. The A floor where Tom is located is the second floor. side.

The three of Tom walked into the just rented room A114. The triple room of the St. Conrad Hotel is also called a business suite. There is a master, a pair, two bedrooms and a bathroom. The interior space is wide, the decoration is exquisite, and there are enough The privacy space is that the price is not very close to the people. Tom chose the secondary bedroom, leaving the master bedroom for Harry and Ron.

Along the way, Ron kept silent as much as possible, for fear of exposing his identity inappropriately, after entering the guest room, he could finally speak freely.

"Wow!" Ron's mouth widened in surprise, "This place is even better than the dormitory at Hogwarts!"

In Ron's impression, Hogwarts is already a first-class place in the world. In his impression, the hotel is more like a youth hostel like the Leaky Cauldron. I didn't expect the hotel rooms of Muggles. It was like this.

"Is this the best hotel in the Muggle world?" Ron pressed the light switch in the room. "The brightness can be adjusted!"

Harry recalled for a moment, but he really had no impression of the St. Conrad Hotel, "It is definitely not the best hotel, it only has four stars, and there are five-star hotels on it, and five-star hotels are not the best. Build a seven-star hotel."

"Hey," Ron gasped, he really couldn't imagine what a seven-star hotel looked like, maybe everything there was made of gold.

Really, the lobby, atrium, suites, bathrooms of the sailing hotel...anywhere are golden, even doorknobs, faucets, ashtrays, coat hooks, and even a note paper are all plated with gold .

Ron looked around the room and looked around, everything arousing his curiosity.

"Ha! That's the phone, right? Dad's always been very interested in this." Ron saw the phone on the bedside table, and also made him discover the refrigerator in the cupboard.

"Do Muggles use this method to preserve food? Mom used the Freezing Charm directly." Ron took out a can of Coke. "What's this?"

"Coke, a popular drink." Harry helped Ron open the Coke.

-5£

The money in Tom's wallet evaporated a little more.

"That's the Muggle Butterbeer?" Ron took the Coke and tasted it. "It tastes amazing!"

"At the Gringotts exchange rate, the can of Coke just now is worth one Galleon." Tom teased Ron. In fact, no wizard would exchange Galleons for British pounds at all - the goblins in Gringotts are simply lunatics.

No wizard in the right mind would ever go to Gringotts to exchange pounds.

One Galleon's offer made Ron almost drop the Coke, but he reacted quickly.

"The goblins at Gringotts are just robbing money..." Ron muttered, while taking a big gulp of this can of Coke with a "tag price" of one Galleon.

"Seriously, you pure-blood families should really know about the Muggle world. It's too outrageous to not even know about telephones, cokes, and refrigerators." Tom shook his head. He felt that the magic world would continue to be so isolated. Sooner or later.

The three of them took a short rest, washed up and went to bed. They had to get up early the next day to investigate the case.

...

The three of them slept soundly without a dream, and the air in the room seemed to be filled with the scent of sterling.

Early the next morning, a full-fledged Tom woke Harry and Ron.

"Do you have any thoughts on the investigation of the case?" He dragged an armchair and sat down.

"We can go to the station to investigate and see which police station took over the case." Harry was familiar with the Muggle world, and he quickly thought of the entry point.

"However, the difficulty of the problem is how to obtain the information. We are not from the police and have no authority to view it."

"Are you a wizard after all... We can go directly to the police station to get the information! You have an invisibility cloak, don't you?" Ron put his hand on his forehead and said speechlessly.

Harry: ...

He has not completely adapted to the identity of a wizard, and he is still habitually using Muggle methods to solve problems when encountering things.

London has eight main railway stations: St Pancras, Paddington, Euston, Liverpool Street, Victoria, Charing Cross, Waterloo and Kings Cross, Kings Cross You can go to Hogwarts, and Tom and their destination is Paddington Railway Station, which was opened in 1838. It has witnessed the development of British Railways and is also the terminus of the Great Western Railway in London. The Great Western Railway connects London, the West of England, the South West and Wales, and is a very important railway line.

Evans' memory shows that the accident happened on a train from Paddington Station.

The three took the subway and rushed to this train station.

When they got there, Harry and Ron were a little dumbfounded: their plan was easy to say, but it was difficult to actually implement.

For example, they are now confused: who should I ask for that question?

Ron is an activist. He walked directly to a service desk and asked the staff inside: "Hello, excuse me, may I ask which police station took over the train bombing case some time ago?"

Iron man! This was Harry and Tom's first reaction Tom immediately pushed Ron aside. At this time, the hand of the service staff at the front desk had already touched the bottom of the table, and he said with a smile and calmness: "I'll check this, and I'll give you an answer right away."

"Thank you!" Tom used the soul-stimulating idea, and one eye turned into a snake pupil.

The middle-aged uncle in the service desk had already touched the alarm button, but the next moment he saw the snake-like eyes. He froze and felt a huge fear, but he couldn't move, not even make a sound.

He began to recall involuntarily what happened on the day of the bombing. The memory flashed like a marquee, and finally settled on the picture of a group of police officers rushing into the train station.

"Everything is forgotten!"

After that sentence, he didn't remember anything.

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