Mark Crane appeared in a stall in the bathroom in King's cross station carrying only his laptop bag. Luckily, no one was in it at the moment, or he'd be force to erase another muggle's mind.

He walked out of the bathroom and down the hall. When he got to a certain place he walked directly at a pillar and through the other side. "Uncle Mark!" he heard an eleven year old girl call before it ran at him to hug him. "It's been so long." The girl's long hair was pinned up by her wand, the same way her mom wore hers. The wand was a gift from her uncle, made by him of Oak and bear tooth while he was in America studying under a Cherokee wandmaker.

"Hello Rose." he said, hugging her back. "You ready for your first year?" He looked up to see the girl's family standing there, her parents, Philip and Violet Green. Missing were her Sister, Magenta, who got called away on ministry business to arrest someone for underage wizardry, and her brother who would have been starting his sixth year at Hogwarts if it wasn't for being kick out for the same thing. Now he was in a nice muggle high school and was being tutored by his mom so he could pass his OWLs.

"Do you mind if I ride with you to school, Uncle Mark?"

"Sure, Rose. You can ride with me. Do you have all your stuff?"

"Yep," she said, holding up an old purse of her mom's. A typical magical bag, because of her love for muggle television, however, she referred to it as her TARDIS purse. 

"How 'bought you?"

"I already took it to the school. I just came here so that I could see you off to school."

"Good," she said, then sneezed as someone with a pet cat walked by. "Sorry, I think I'm allergic to cats."

"Here," Mark said, reaching into his pocket. He handed her a bottle of Anti-histimines. "Take one of these every morning. It should keep you from being allergic."

"Thanks," she said, swallowing one of them.

Mark stood and greeted his cousin and his cousin's wife, then grabbed Rose's hand. "Well, we'd better board the train. Don't want to miss it." They said goodbye and boarded. They walked down the hall until they found an empty room and went inside.