Time to par-tay!

[dice-addict.livejournal.com]

Attention everyone!

Remember the night out planned? It's tonight!

We'll meet at the front gates of Hogwarts at 6PM this time, and leave by 6:15. If you can't make it then, we're leaving maps that you can pick up and use to follow us, or if you don't want to go drinking and just want to go clubbing, then we'll be back in three hours.

Hoping to see you all there!

~*~

Fifteen minutes early for a change, discarding his usual approach of being fashionably late, Ryuuji waited by the gates as planned, hands stuffed in the pockets of his leather jacket and hair twisted into a bun held back by jade chopsticks. He hadn't made any other change to his usual attire, though the bag over his back did hold a pair of leather trousers for Nightwing, and an electric blue eyeliner pencil. That was all he needed, really.

Now all he had to do was wait for his fellow fun-lovers to show up.

~*~

For those who were left behind, there are pieces of paper tacked to the front gates, bearing an explanation almost identical to the one that Ryuuji gave the group. The portal is still open.

Comments

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[waste-lock.livejournal.com]

"It's not hard to spell. Three letters. N-N-Y. I like it."

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[wooster-code.livejournal.com]

"Oh, I didn't say it was hard to spell, just an odd spelling, what? I like it, too. It's rather smashing.

All of my pals seem to have names that end in an EE sound. There's Oofy, Gussie, Barmy, Stiffy, Tuppy, Monty, Bobbie, and Bertie, of course. Since yours does too, perhaps that means that we're chums already then!"

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[waste-lock.livejournal.com]

Nny leaned back in his chair, eyes wide and wary.

"I don't think so. I think I'd know."

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[wooster-code.livejournal.com]

Bertie smiled nervously.

"Right-o. Jolly good then. I wonder where those drinks have got off to..."

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[waste-lock.livejournal.com]

By that time Nny rather wanted a drink himself.

Re: PORTAL TO THE BAR.

[dice-addict.livejournal.com]

In the end, the man arrived and simply set down their drinks. Or rather, set down drinks for everyone. Having been warned of the crowd, he'd decided to simply mix every possible drink and serve them all.

Unfortunately, this meant:

A) None of the drinks were alike.
B) They were ALL rather strong.