Seri had easily found her way back to Kings Cross, she had a funny habit of remembering stuff like that, and even so, the muggle cab driver had given her exact directions in here, though she had told him her train was on platform 3, as far as her cabbie was aware, platform nine and three quarters did not exist.

It wasn't actually paticularly satisfying to have a whole trunk full of new... everything. Infact, she was pretty happy she still had her muggle clothes on, because they smelt of home. As happy as she was to be going back to Hogwarts, she sure missed her family. As they weren't here to see her off (she'd insisted she was old enough to go by herself), she didn't have any reason not go straight to the platform. She hadn't even bothered with a trolley, all she had was her trunk, she checked the ticket in her pocket, and had a look around at all the muggles, she'd been living amongst them for three years, it was almost sad to be leaving to a world of complete magic. For this reason, she was happy her oldest brother had given her a muggle phone/ipod/camera thing, Joey always referred to the non-magic world as 'the real world', so she guessed he thought she'd like a little part of 'the real world' for Hogwarts. She sighed with a nostalgic smile and moved on.