Rachel's' POV

Chiron looked at me worriedly. "Are you sure your alright to leave," he asked. "Yeah, I'll be fine. I'm just going Britain to visit my cousins. Neither Ron nor Philby do anything that can get me killed because of it," I told him. Of course, at the time I was unaware one was a wizard and the other battled Disney villains regularly but, hey. You learn as you go.

"Only one of my cousins has a phone and it is __-__-___. (I'm not gonna tell you the number). He is NOT a demigod so you should have no trouble contacting him." I add. Chiron finally decided it would be safe for me to go. I get in the limo my dad sent and we were off. Off to see the wizard, I thought. I realized later I was actually going to visit a wizard so that was more accurate than I could have ever guessed.

Ron's POV

Mum had packed my bags so, of course, I spent half an hour repackaging my bags. We'd rented a muggle house because there was too much magic in our house to unmagic in time for my cousins to get here. "They cannot learn we are wizards," Mum told us a billion times.

Only Mum and I were going to the rental house. Dad and the other kids were staying here at home. Only I hung out with Rachel and Philby so no one else cared about going. If we were asked, we would say everyone wanted to go to a summer boarding camp at a nearby college to learn survival skill and I didn't care about survival skills so I stayed home.

Suddenly Pigwidgen flew in carrying a letter. I hoped that didn't happen when Philby and Rachel got here. I looked at the letter. It was from Hermione. She was reminding me not to forget all the stuff I learned this year in school. That girl is obsessed with learning, I thought. With that in mind, I closed my bag and headed downstairs. We left shortly thereafter.

Philby's POV

I hated leaving my computer behind but it was for the best. Unfortunately, Willa didn't seem to think so.

I was leaving for Britain to see my cousins. I was worried something might happen and my computer was the only devise (other than my phone, but I need that) that has access to the DHI server. The DHI server allowed us to become holograms when we fall asleep. So I wanted to give my computer to someone in the keepers that could work the server. The only other person who could do that was Willa. And Willa refused to take the computer.

"I don't need this," she said. "Better safe than sorry," I replied. "Why can't it ever be neither?" Willa complained. "Listen, if something goes wrong, I want this to be somewhere where it can be helpful. Please," I begged her. She finally took the computer, but she didn't look happy about it. "Nothing's gonna go wrong," she told me. I replied, "I'm hoping. But like I said-" "Better safe than sorry, yeah, yeah, I got it," she interrupted. She looked me thoughtfully. "You better hurry if you wanna catch your plane," she finally said. "Yeah," I said. "Bye." "Bye."

I stepped outside. I turned off my phone because I knew I would forget to turn it off at the airport. And with that I left to catch my plane.