Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes in Hogsmeade

It had to be said that the arrival of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes had instantly breathed new life into the once lifeless village of Hogsmeade.

Whether it was because the exaggerated sign's daily booming laughter was simply too noisy, or because the Death Eaters had not made any moves for a long time, some of the shops that had previously closed had begun doing business again.

Of course, there were not many of them, and it was still nowhere near as lively as it had been two years ago.

Fortunately, the Three Broomsticks had reopened, Honeydukes, the most popular shop, was open as well, and with the newly opened Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, most students were not too disappointed.

Silvan followed Fred and George into the shop and found that it was almost identical to the one in Diagon Alley. Even the display cases were in exactly the same places.

"If returning customers come to buy something, no matter which shop they visit, we want them to immediately find what they're looking for."

Fred explained.

But Silvan suspected they had simply been too lazy to design another style of decor, so they had copied the flagship shop in Diagon Alley wholesale.

Still, Fred and George insisted that this was a defining feature of Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, and that all future shops would be the same—they clearly were not content with opening only two stores.

The shop was crowded. Although Filch had forbidden any student from bringing or using any products from Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes, that did nothing to dampen the students' enthusiasm.

The items here were simply too interesting. Whether it was the wonderful stories from the Daydream Charms series or the countless varieties of Potions, everything left the students dazzled. They wanted nothing more than to spend their last Knut and