All of a sudden, the weather around London took a turn for the worse. The skies darkened considerably, and in the blink of an eye, what had been a warm and bright summer's day had turned into a thunderstorm. Leandra, having played with her cousins a bit, ushered them inside. "Come on Grant, Melody, let's get inside." Something felt off, as if the natural order of things had been disturbed somehow. Leandra began to feel a little anxious. That's when her uncle's phone began to ring. He handed the phone over to Leandra. She took the phone and answered the call.<br/><br/>"Hey, Leandra speaking." Her father could be heard on the other end. " - how to use these things? Muggles never cease to - " He was cut off by Leandra's mother, who was more used to muggle gadgets. " - hand it over, I'll take care of it." Leandra waited patiently. This was usually the procedure whenever her father used a phone or similar. "Leandra! I think you should get home now, darlin'. Go over to Diagon Alley and get here by the floo network." Leandra perked an eyebrow before answering. "Why, though? I mean -" Her mother retorted instantly. "Don't argue. This doesn't feel right." Leandra sighed. "Fine. I'll go home in a few."<br/><br/>Ending the call, Leandra went over to Grant and Melody, patting them both on the head. "I've got to go, kids, but I'll see you around, okay?" The kids complained a bit, but eventually accepted that their cousin had to go. Her uncle just nodded at her, getting the gist of the situation. Leandra took one of the house's spare umbrellas, picked up her things, and headed for the Leaky Cauldron.<span style="font-style: italic">Something tells me thing will get more than a little exciting,</span>she thought to herself, dismal.