The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

The familiar zodiac grid, the familiar black and white cat...

"This is the third one..."

"The third picture?" Dr. Hunter raised his head, "Is there a third chapter for such a pattern?"

Tom told Dr. Hunter about how he and Hermione met Bill, and then described the pattern Bill drew to him.

Hunter thought for a while, "In my opinion, there should be four of this pattern, because you see, in the picture in front of us, the cat's eyes in the lower right corner are tilted. Counting the ones you found, then They are the lower left, upper left and lower right respectively. I speculate that there is another pattern in the upper right corner that has not been found."

Hal Hunter rubbed his forehead. He now felt that these zodiac signs were not insignificant, but trying to find the last piece of the "puzzle" was like finding a needle in a haystack, as difficult as reaching the sky.

While the four of them were chatting, Abdullah was dumbfounded: If you two knew the curator, you would have bought a bullshit scalper ticket! Can't we just go in directly?

Dr. Hunter told his friends and children about his troubles, "Now I can only pray that these patterns are not critical information."

"Could it be a map?" Curator Siddiq expressed his speculation, but he quickly overturned it because it was difficult to connect them with the map just by looking at the images in his hand.

The two chatted for a while and found that they had no clue at all.

"Doctor, I want to go to Aswan." Tom vaguely felt that he might gain something by going to Aswan.

"Aswan?" Dr. Hunter was a little puzzled. As an archaeologist who had explored all over the world, he naturally knew about this city, but he didn't understand why Tom wanted to go there at this juncture.

Curator Siddique next to him is obviously more pure. From the perspective of a tourist, there is nothing wrong with going to Aswan.

"I personally recommend you to visit Alexandria." He gave his own suggestion. "When traveling in Egypt, you should visit Cairo, Aswan, and Alexandria."

Hal Hunter sighed, "Then you go, it just so happens that we will continue to prepare here for a while."

After saying that, he walked away with his father's old friend.

After the two of them walked away, Abdullah walked over in a nonchalant manner.

"Well, ah..." He was so sharp that he didn't know what to say for a moment. Did he think he should refund the ticket money to these two big guys? So the question is, should I refund the original price or the student fare?

But Tom didn't care about this. "Let's go?" he said to Abdullah, "I will trouble you to be a tour guide in the afternoon."

…

After coming out of the Egyptian National Museum, Tom went back to the hotel, picked up his magic suitcase, and headed to the Giza train station with Hermione. Aswan and Cairo are 700 kilometers apart. Taking a bus is impractical, and taking the waterway is slower because it goes against the current, so Tom chose to take the train to Aswan.

Night had fallen when we arrived at the train station. But there was still some time before the train departed, so Tom also went to a nearby restaurant and bought two Kebabs. This is a special delicacy in the Arab world. It can be regarded as an Arabian Shaxian snack or braised chicken and rice. It is everywhere on the street. stores - later these stores were spread all over Western Europe, and it felt like there were restaurants selling Kebab wherever I went.

At the end of the day, it's still cheap. A Kebab set menu for only five euros! It comes with a meat bun and a side of French fries, and you can get a can of Coke or Sprite Fanta for an extra 0.50 euros. Even if it is a chain store, a set meal will never exceed 8 euros, which can definitely be called a big meal. , high quality and low price.

Even adults will be full after eating only one set meal. People who can eat two set meals will be called "big eaters".

Compare it with Kebab. At other cheap fast food restaurants, even McDonald's, a hamburger set starts at 6 euros, and the burgers they give are pitifully small. If you want to eat well, you need to start at least 10 euros - this money can buy two Kebab set meals, or a delicious Chinese buffet.

Europeans voted with their feet and chose Kebab and Chinese restaurants...

Kebab, also known as Turkish barbecue buns, is actually bread with lettuce and kabab barbecue. However, it is different from the palm-sized roujiamo that most people have in mind. A kebab is as long as half an adult’s forearm. If you order the extra Super Kebab, you will get a kebab that is as long as a forearm and filled with as much meat as a hill. Big Mac Roujiamo. Each Big Mac Roujiamo can fill up an entire fast food tray and can satisfy an adult strong man.

As for what is Kebab? The word Kebab comes from Arabic, and its original meaning is a large piece of marinated meat grilled on a skewer over a fire. Now it specifically refers to Turkish barbecue. The cook will cut the meat into thin slices, stack one layer of lean meat and one layer of fat meat, marinate and then skewer it on an iron rod, then place it on a rotating rack and roast it over a slow fire. After it's cooked, you'll cut it off piece by piece with a scimitar and put it on a plate.

This is Kebab barbecue, authentic Romano flavor.

Shopkeepers will put this kind of barbecue in a bun, put lettuce, onions and tomatoes at the same time, and then spread it with sauce. Common sauces include mayonnaise, white sauce, ketchup, barbecue sauce, American sauce, and yellow mustard. Sauces, etc. - can be called the enemy of international students. When choosing sauces, it is like wizards eating Bibi's multi-flavor beans. You never know what these strange combinations of letters will taste like.

What Tom bought was the Super Turkey Roujiamo, two large bottles of juice and a box of barbecue.

The train station is very European-completely open-air, without even a roof. Outside the platform are old wooden railway tracks, and dim yellow street lamps are the only source of light.

Tom and Hermione arrived earlier, but the station was already full of people carrying large and small luggage.

Strange Arabic sounded, and the one-eyed dragon-like train entered the station with a shrill cry.

What happened next made Tom and Hermione stunned: the train only slowed down, but did not stop, and the door of the carriage was not closed. People who wanted to get on the train jumped directly onto the train in three steps and two steps - some people held it in their hands. And he was carrying a big box!

Fortunately, the train that Tom and Hermione were waiting for stopped normally. He and Hermione walked into the private room he had reserved. Although it was a little more expensive, Tom still chose the private room.

People from Europe, the United States and other countries still enjoy traveling to the East. Due to the existence of the exchange rate, from their perspective, everything is cheap: what they earn is euros, what they spend is Egyptian pounds, and things that are cheap are like giving them away for free. For example, Abdullah, who had just worked as a tour guide for them, only made 15 pounds in an afternoon of busy work...