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Harry, Ron, and Hermione joined it, right behind a pair of men who were having a heated argument. One of them was a very old wizard who was wearing a long flowery nightgown. The other was clearly a Ministry wizard; he was holding out a pair of pinstriped trousers and almost crying with exasperation. Just put them on, Archie, theres a good chap. You cant walk around like that, the Muggle at the gates already getting suspicious - I bought this in a Muggle shop, said the old wizard stubbornly. Muggles wear them. Muggle women wear them, Archie, not the men, they wear these, said the Ministry wizard, and he brandished the pinstriped trousers. Im not putting them on, said old Archie in indignation. I like a healthy breeze round my privates, thanks. Hermione was overcome with such a strong fit of the giggles at this point that she had to duck out of the queue and only returned when Archie had collected his water and moved away. Walking more slowly now, because of the weight of the water, they made their way back through the campsite. Here and there, they saw more familiar faces: other Hogwarts students with their families. Oliver Wood, the old Captain of Harrys House Quidditch team, who had just left Hogwarts, dragged Harry over to his parents tent to introduce him, and told him excitedly that he had just been signed to the Puddlemere United reserve team. Next they were hailed by Ernie Macmillan, a Hufflepuff fourth year, and a little farther on they saw Cho Chang, a very pretty girl who played Seeker on the Ravenclaw team. She waved and smiled at Harry, who slopped quite a lot of water down his front as Plano library steam kits waved back. More to stop Ron from smirking than anything, Harry hurriedly pointed out a large group of teenagers whom he had never seen before. Who dyou reckon Plano library steam kits are. he said. They dont go to Hogwarts, do they. Spect they go to some foreign school, said Ron. I know there are others. Never met anyone who went to one, though. Bill had a penfriend at a school in Brazil. this was years and years ago. and he wanted to go on an exchange trip but Mum and Dad couldnt afford it. His penfriend got all offended when he said he wasnt going and sent him a cursed hat. It made his ears shrivel up. Harry laughed but didnt voice the amazement he felt at hearing about other Wizarding schools. He supposed, now that he saw representatives of so many nationalities in the campsite, that he had been stupid never to realize that Hogwarts couldnt be the only one. He glanced at Hermione, who looked utterly unsurprised by the information. No doubt she had run across the news about other Wizarding schools in some book or other. Youve been ages, said George when they finally got back to the Weasleys tents. Met a few people, said Ron, setting the water down. You not got that fire started yet. Dads having fun with the matches, said Fred. Weasley was having no success at all in lighting the fire, but it wasnt for lack of trying. Splintered matches littered the ground around him, but he looked as though he was having the time of his life. Oops. he said as he managed to light a match and promptly dropped it in surprise. Come here, Mr. Weasley, said Hermione kindly, taking the box from him, and showing him how to do it properly. At last they got the fire lit, though it was at least another hour before it was hot enough to cook anything. There was plenty to watch while they waited, however. Their tent seemed to be pitched right alongside a kind of thoroughfare to the field, and Ministry members kept hurrying up and down it, greeting Mr. Weasley cordially as they passed. Weasley kept up a running commentary, mainly for Harrys and Hermiones benefit; his own children knew too much about the Ministry to be greatly interested. That was Cuthbert Mockridge, Head of the Goblin Liaison Office. 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He was wearing long Quidditch robes in thick horizontal stripes of bright yellow and black. An enormous picture of a wasp was splashed across his chest. He had the look of a powerfully built man gone slightly to seed; the robes were stretched tightly across a large belly he surely had not had in the days when he had played Quidditch for England. His nose was squashed (probably broken by a stray Bludger, Harry thought), but his round blue eyes, short blond hair, and rosy complexion made him look like a very overgrown schoolboy. Ahoy there. Bagman called happily. He was walking as though he had springs attached to the balls of his feet and was plainly in a state of wild excitement. Arthur, old man, he puffed as he reached the campfire, what a day, eh. What a day. Could we have asked for more perfect weather. A cloudless night coming. and hardly a hiccough in the arrangements. Not much for me to do. Behind him, a group of haggard-looking Ministry wizards rushed past, pointing at the distant evidence of some sort of a magical fire that was sending violet sparks twenty feet into the air. Percy hurried forward with his hand outstretched. Apparently his disapproval of the way Ludo Bagman ran his department did not prevent him from wanting to make a good impression. Ah - yes, said Mr. Weasley, grinning, this is my son Percy. Hes just started at the Ministry - and this is Fred - Plano library steam kits, George, sorry - thats Fred - Bill, Charlie, Ron - my daughter, Ginny - and Rons friends, Hermione Granger and Harry Potter. Bagman did the smallest of double takes when he heard Harrys name, and his eyes performed the familiar flick upward to the scar on Harrys forehead. Everyone, Mr. Weasley continued, this is Ludo Bagman, you know who he is, its thanks to him weve got such good tickets - Bagman beamed and waved his hand as if to say it had been nothing. 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Percy was a great believer in rigidly following rules, and Mr. Crouch had complied with the rule about Muggle dressing so thoroughly that he could have passed for a bank manager; Harry doubted even Uncle Vernon would have spotted him for what he really was. Pull up a bit of grass, Barty, said Ludo brightly, patting the ground beside him. No thank you, Ludo, said Crouch, and there was a bite of impatience in his voice. Ive been looking for you everywhere. The Bulgarians are insisting we add another twelve seats to the Top Box. Oh is that what theyre after. said Bagman. I thought the chap was asking to borrow a pair of tweezers. Bit of a strong accent. Crouch. said Percy breathlessly, sunk into a kind of half-bow that made him look like a hunchback. Would you like a cup of tea. Oh, said Mr. Crouch, looking over at Percy in mild surprise. Yes - thank you, Weatherby. Fred and George choked into their own cups. Percy, very pink around the ears, busied himself with the kettle. 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Youll be up in the Top Box with me - Im commentating. He waved, Barty Crouch nodded curtly, and both of them Disapparated. Whats happening at Hogwarts, Dad. said Fred at once. What were they talking about. Youll find out soon enough, said Mr. Weasley, smiling. Its classified information, until such time as the Ministry decides to release it, said Percy stiffly. Crouch was quite right not to disclose it. Oh shut up, Weatherby, said Fred. A sense of excitement rose like a palpable cloud over the campsite as the afternoon wore on. By dusk, the still summer air itself seemed to be quivering with anticipation, and as darkness spread like a curtain over the thousands of waiting wizards, the last vestiges of pretense disappeared: The Ministry seemed to have bowed to the inevitable and stopped fighting the signs of blatant magic now breaking out everywhere. Salesmen were Apparating every few feet, read more trays and pushing carts full of extraordinary merchandise. 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Wow, look at these. said Harry, hurrying over to a cart piled high with what looked like brass binoculars, except that they were covered with all sorts of weird knobs and dials. Omnioculars, said the saleswizard eagerly. You can replay action. slow everything down. and they flash up a play-by-play breakdown if you need it. Bargain - ten Galleons each. Wish I hadnt bought this now, said Ron, gesturing at his dancing shamrock hat and gazing longingly at the Omnioculars. Three pairs, said Harry firmly baldurs gate 3 arcane turret wiki the wizard. No - dont bother, said Ron, going red. He was always touchy about the fact that Harry, who had inherited a small fortune from his parents, had much more money than he did. You wont be getting anything for Christmas, Harry told him, thrusting Omnioculars into his and Hermiones hands. For about ten years, mind. Fair enough, said Ron, grinning. Oooh, thanks, Harry, said Hermione. And Ill get us some programs, look - Their money bags considerably lighter, they went back to the tents. Bill, Charlie, and Ginny were all sporting green rosettes too, and Mr. Weasley was carrying an Irish flag. Fred and George had no souvenirs as they had given Bagman all their gold. And then a deep, booming gong sounded somewhere beyond the woods, and at once, green and red lanterns blazed into life in the trees, lighting a path to the field. Its time. said Mr. Weasley, looking as excited as any of them. Come on, lets go. C CHAPTER EIGHT THE QUIDDITCH WORLD CUP lutching their purchases, Mr. Weasley in the lead, they all hurried into the wood, following the lantern-lit trail. They could hear the sounds of thousands of people moving around them, shouts slow steam market very laughter, snatches of singing. The atmosphere of feverish excitement was highly infectious; Harry couldnt stop grinning. 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