The Trinity of Harry Potter

The next day, Fleur appeared outside the door of Nico Manor wearing a big hat and casual clothes.

Maybe it should be called Black Manor now?

Kano also dressed neatly and walked out of the door. Kreacher grinned and closed the door behind him.

"I thought you would still look as glamorous as you did yesterday." Kano said, looking at Fleur who had her silver hair tucked into a hat.

"We are going on a trip. If I dress up so beautifully, wouldn't everyone else be looking at me?" Furong said confidently.

"This is just to give you a good travel experience, otherwise I'm afraid someone will throw white gloves at you."

After hearing this, Kano also laughed.

This manor is actually located on the outskirts of Paris. At Fleur's request, Carnot transformed into a white eagle and flew her to Paris.

"Why do I feel like you're just looking for a reason to let me take you flying for a while?" Kano said.

"No?"

"OK."

Entering Paris, the two began to fly against the flow of the Seine River.

The first stop for the two of them was the big iron frame that Carnot mentioned, the Eiffel Tower.

"I have never seen Paris from here." Carnot stopped on the top platform of the Eiffel Tower, and Fleur looked at the beautiful city below with shining eyes.

"This is my first time here." Kano reminded helplessly.

The two of them blew the wind for a while on the platform, and then Kano turned into a white eagle and flew down with Hibiscus.

"Over there, that's the Pont de l'Alma." Fleur put her arm around Carnot's neck and pointed to a bridge over the Seine in front of her.

Fleur cast a disillusionment spell on the two of them, and Kano slowly passed over the bridge and stopped on top of a bridge pier.

"Below is the statue of Infantryman Zoav. You can judge the water level of the Seine by looking at how much he is submerged."

Kano nodded, his eyes couldn't help but drift towards the torch statue under the bridge and above the tunnel entrance.

Princess Diana later lost control of her car in the tunnel below and died here in a car accident. This torch statue later became an iconic item in her memory.

None of this has happened yet, and Kano has no plans to spoil it.

He turned back into a human body and slowly walked across the Pont de Alma with Fleur.

The two walked along the river bank, past the Grand Palais and the Petit Palais, and entered the Louvre.

Construction of the famous glass pyramid at the entrance to the Louvre has not yet begun. Like the Eiffel Tower, the French were initially very averse to placing an Egyptian pyramid in the center of Paris.

After all, it's for dead people.

The Chinese designer I.M. Pei roughly understood the temper of the French through the Eiffel Tower incident.

As long as they see the effect, the French will naturally accept it.

So he made a large model at the entrance of the Louvre and invited Parisians to visit and vote.

Eventually, the "pyramid for living people" was completed at the entrance of the Louvre and became one of France's famous attractions.

In a sense, the French people are good at accepting good things, but it can also be said that they are good at investing...

Carnot quickly interrupted his thoughts and visited the collections in the Louvre with Fleur.

The famous Mona Lisa hangs here, in addition to the incomplete statue of the Goddess of Victory, the Code of Hammurabi and other world-famous cultural relics.

It was already noon when the two left the Louvre. Cano found a good restaurant by the Seine River, and the two sat on the second floor and had lunch.

"Speaking of which, what was your previous impression of France?"

After finishing her sumptuous lunch, Fleur tilted her head and looked at Kano.

Kano pondered for a moment: "Art, Enlightenment, old revolutionary areas."

Fleur nodded with satisfaction: "What about the French pair?"

Kano looked at Fleur hesitantly: "Really?"

"Of course, I won't be angry."

"Okay, this is what you asked." Kano leaned back in his chair carefully.

“Romantic, passionate…”

Fleur nodded with satisfaction.

"A little lazy."

"What's there to be hesitant about? But rather than laziness, I prefer to call this personality a love of life." Furong said with a smile.

Because I changed the words, silly girl.

Kano picked up the coffee cup and took a sip, hiding his guilty conscience.

The two continued to move forward, and an iron bridge appeared on the river bank.

"What bridge is that?" Cano asked, pointing to it.

"Ah, no...it's nothing, it's the Pont des Arts." Fleur felt her face getting warm for some reason.

"Come on, let's go up and have a look." Kano walked over without knowing why, and Furong followed beside him, muttering something unknown.

When Kano got closer, he discovered that the iron bridge was covered with large and small locks. If he looked carefully, there were names engraved on them.

"The Pont des Arts is like this. Many people hang this kind of lock on it and throw the key into the river to show that they will never change their mind." Furong said unnaturally, "Let's go, let's go, there's nothing good to see."

"

Kano also felt that something was wrong with the atmosphere. They both told themselves that this bridge was not only for couples, so there was nothing to be embarrassed about.

But they all involuntarily quickened their pace, and when they walked off the bridge, they both breathed an inexplicable sigh of relief.

"Ahem, further ahead is Notre Dame de Paris. We wizards are not religious. Do you want to go and see it?"

Carnot actually wanted to see it. After all, the Paris Empress Temple was later burned down, so it was too late to take a look.

But things got a bit wrong today, so let’s forget it.

The two walked up the Pont Sully from the Left Bank again and arrived at the Place de la Bastille.

This is where Carnot stepped into the trap last time. The Bastille, once a symbol of feudal autocracy, has been completely demolished, and part of the stone has been made into the Pont de la Concorde for people to step on.

Today, there is only one bronze pillar standing in the square, commemorating those who sacrificed their lives to resist oppression.

Finally, the two took a boat and went down the Seine River.

Looking at Furong's face, Kano was a little lost in thought. Furong waved her hand in front of him: "What are you thinking about?"

"Ahem, I've already mentioned my impression of France, what about your impression of England?"

Furong hesitated for a while: "Monarch, railway..."

"There's also bad food, right?" Kano answered.

Fleur nodded sheepishly, and Kano laughed.

"What's your impression of the British?"

"I don't know any other British people." Fleur lowered her head and played with her hair, "If I talk about my impression of you..."

"Just like the Loire River in my hometown, it is gentle and gentle most of the time, but when it reaches the bottom line, it can also flood violently."

"Is this a compliment?" Kano asked with a smile.

"The highest level." Fleur replied without hesitation, "Then what do you think of... me?"

"Do I need to say more?"

"Of course, I said it all!"

"It goes without saying that you are beautiful. You are still an independent and proud person." Kano's eyes drifted upward as he answered.

"Is that a compliment?"

"The highest level."

The two said nothing again until the boat docked.

They got off the boat and said goodbye on the shore.

"Thank you for accompanying me today. I am very happy today."

"You are welcome."

"And, um, do you want to visit England during this summer vacation?" Kano scratched his head and said.

Fleur burst out laughing: "Do you also want to change my view of Britain?"

"Well, it might also allow you to experience for yourself how bad British food can be." Kano also replied with a smile.

"I will definitely go, we agreed." Furong raised her right hand.

"It's agreed, it's a deal." Kano high-fived her and agreed.

Kano watched Furong's figure disappear at the corner of the street and exhaled forcefully.