Glass House entrance - OBLIGATED FOR ALL PLAYERS.

[magicministry]

Who : Three Ministry Aurors & all of the players. (OBLIGATED)
When : Monday, August 20th - starting from 10AM
Where : Wizard Watch glass house
Rating : TBA
Summary : Checking of the trunks.

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[ear_ear]

At ten till ten, George took one last look around his shop. Everything was more or less in order. He threatened Lee a little more before shaking his hand, and giving a little mock salute, which his friend returned with a grin. Portkey in hand, he grabbed onto his trunk before feeling that certain pull at his navel and disappearing all together.

George rather liked portkeys. The whole experience of traveling with them was thrilling, much like traveling by floo, though not as dirty. Apparation was quick, good for surprising people when they are least expecting it, but overall, less rewarding. Portkeys were just fun. The best part was landing, which he did with a laugh. His trunk, ripped from his grip somewhere along the trip, landed with a crash beside him, but seemed no worse for wear. He steadied himself, enjoying the dizzy rush of giddiness from the fall, before picking the trunk up and walking up to the Aurors.

Only three? he thought with a grin, stopping in front of them. "Good day," he said pleasantly, setting his trunk down in front of him. "I think you'll find everything is in perfect order."

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One of the Aurors stepped up to him and looked at him with a stern expression on his face.

"If your trunk is larger than the standard trunk, please resize it. Everything that has been shrunken to fit in it must be returned to its original size." The Auror spoke in a bored voice. "Please remove all of your possessions so we may inspect your trunk to make sure it accomodates the Wizard Watch rules. We are familiar with your quirks, Mr. Weasley, we will decide whether your trunk is in order or not."

[ear_ear]

"Of course you will," he said, neither condescending or cruel; just compliant. After their first year at Hogwarts, the teachers knew all of his and Fred's tricks. It seemed that now the wizarding world did as well. George didn't mind being predictable. That just made the times he could pull the wool over everyone's eyes even better.

He opened his trunk, properly sized, and took out every item, though most things were hidden in-between the folds of a robe or magically stuck to the inside of his underwear. The Aurors would no doubt do a thorough search, and find a good bit of the contraband. He didn't mind, even after all the hard work of packing. It was all in good fun. Still, he hoped they wouldn't find everything, and had tried to make a few items more obvious than others.