It hardly surprises me. Misconceptions run rampant through any culture. And yes, we're told about the passage way. How do you think I've been getting in and out of Diagon Alley all week?

[He gives a small shrug. He'd actually stood up and quit muggle studies because he didn't believe the books nor the teacher knew what they were actually talking about. He has to duck his head a little with Jack dragging him through the hole in the wall, his tone of voice a little teasing in itself.

He doesn't really care about who sees them walking through the Leaky Cauldron, so he tugs Jack as close as possible until he's practically leaning on top of him. Who knew that a few months ago he'd been skittish about even the idea of physical contact? There wasn't any doubt in his mind now. When they reach the street, Hiccup has to brush hair out of his eyes when a car drives past, his eyes going wide.]

That was a...

[There's no denying the pure delight on Hiccup's face at actually seeing a car. He's already missing Jack's closeness when he pulls away from him, unable to stop the smile and the shake of his head before he hears something, directing his attention to Jack trying to fish his phone out of his pocket before he reaches his hands towards the headphones, fingers twitching.]

May I?