Dakota shrugged, "Sure kid." She pulled the roster out, once more, and slid it over. "Gotta sign up. Name, age, sign."

Dakota raised an eyebrow. "Don't sell carpets to kids." She said, flicking her wrist at the roster, "Name, age, sign."

"15 galleons, 12 sickles." YAWN. When did these children go back to school? Soon?

She needed a vacation. Big time.

"No invisibility cloaks or timeturners to underagers, kid." Dakota yawned, again and then flicked her wand. "17 galleons, 28 knuts."

Sophia sighed but never-the-less grabbed a pen and started filling it in.

Signing it quickly she handed it over to the shopkeeper.

"How much would that be?"

Looking around the room and noticing so many young kids and.. mudbloods, Cosette sneered as she made her way to the counter. Looking up to see a bemused and yawning shopkeeper, she put on a somewhat pleased look. After all, this probably was her second favorite shop. Antiques were kind of her collecting hobby.

"Hello," she said, reminding herself everyone here didn't speak French. English was such a nuissance half the time. "I would like to purchase these items, if it quite alright with you." Placing the things on the counter were: one Wizarding Chess set, one set of Two-Way Mirrors, one Moleskin Pouch, one Black Pewter Cauldron, three Everlasting Candles, one Crystal Ball, and one Hourglass. After she finished setting everything on the counter, she smiled to the shop keep. "How much do you suppose this will be?" Didn't really matter/. She had enough.

After looking around the shop for a short time, Cass approached the counter with the items he was looking at getting...

A nice telescope (collapsible hopefully)
A magical camera
A pack of shelf-shuffling playing cards
A magical trunk

Once at the counter he asks the shopkeeper, speaking softly, if it would be possible to get the trunk enchanted to be light even when full...

Riley reached his pocket looking for his money "Here you go 15 galleons and 12 sickles" he gave the woman the money.."Have a good day, mam" he took his stuffs and turned to leave

Viktoriya set her two items on the counter with a small smile in the shopkeep's direction. She looked down at her things; a telescope and an Invisibility cloak. She'd seen it on the counter, and couldn't resist picking it up. Afterall, who wouldn't want to be invisible?

"76 galleons and 10 sickles." Dakota leaned on the counter and raised an eyebrow. "You know how many Muggle pounds that is, kid?" She doubted it. These children seemed to throw their parent's money about willy nilly.

(Like she was one to talk)

"383." A little bit of KNOWLEDGE for you, kid.

Huh. This kid wasn't so bad. Not like the rest of 'em anyway, dumping their stuff on the counter, or expecting her to fetch it FOR THEM.

"32 galleons, 7 sickles and 22 knuts." What the hell, she knocked off a few galleons. Apparently she was feeling generous. Not annoying child, and all.

UM.

No.

"Sorry kid." Dakota shook her head, "I just sell 'em. You want 'em charmed, you gotta find someone else to do it." Plus, couldn't the kid see that she was BUSY? Really. "12 galleons, 12 sickles."

Have a good day? Not likely.

Flicking her wand, she removed the invisibility cloak. "Don't sell cloaks to kids." Did she have to REPEAT herself ALL THE TIME? Merlin.

"8 galleons for the telescope."

Cass seemed upset about something in the shopkeeper's tone but not sure what, though he glanced back at the shelves as well before shrugging and laying the 24 coins (12 galleons & 12 sickles) on the counter and taking he new possessions out of the shop with a soft "thanks" to the shopkeeper as he left.

Cosette nodded to the shopkeep. Honestly, if she had to deal with this many kids, she would bloody go insane. Then again, she was still having to deal with them in the school environment. Only two years left, then she would be happy as can be leaving them in the dust. Though, toying with fresh meat under her fingertips was something she would miss. She would actually have to go and find people to mess with. That seemed like to much work.

Digging out a handful of coins from her slouched rucksack, she counted and stacked them into three neat stacks on the counter. After her fourth handful, she was able to get the right amount. "Here you go," she moved them so they were in distance of her taking them. "Thanks. I am pleased by your selection, by the way." Antiques and magical stuff? Her favorite things in the world, she could say. Rolling two Galleons in her hand she placed them next to the coins for her items. A generous tip was much needed, she thought. "Since you have to deal with these kids all day." She gave her a small smile.

Joe could not find a carpet in other stores so he tryed this store he found the carpet and left.

Luna walked lazily to Wiseacres Wizarding Equipment shop. She walked to the counter and asked for these specific items:
Wizards Chess
1 Cauldron(pewter, standard size 2)
1 Telescope
Spellotape
'Do you sell suitcases also?' she asked the Shopkeeper.

Taking the coins off the very careful girl, Hadley grinned and placed them into the register after counting juuuust to make sure they were all there. Not that the girl was untrusted or anything, even Hadley herself miscounts! Eeeesh! "Goodbye!" she called as the girl left the shop.

Music players?

Hadley scratched her head trying to think of something that played music. Well, they had those Anti-Burglary Buzzers, but what that thing did wouldn't really be considered music. Shaking her head, she looked back at the girl and gave her a small smile, "I'm afraid we don't have anything like that. I'm not even sure where you would get one. Sorry."

Pout.

Hey, hey, heeeeey!!

What was THIS!?!?

Hadley watched with WIDE eyes and mouth hanging slightly open as this BOY just tried to walk out with a carpet. Oh no he didn't!

With a flick of her wand, the carpet left the boys hand. "Hey!" she cried out, but it was too late. The boy was gone.

She wondered how long it would take him to notice the carpet was not with him anymore.

Hehe.

Customers that like to pay!

Woooot!

Hadley grinned at the girl, and flicked her wand, wrapping up all the packages. She started to add up the total but stopped when she was asked about suitcases. Once again, she scratched her head for a second as she tried to remember. She should have an inventory list..or something. "We have trunks, they're not exactly suitcases, but you can still put stuff in them, you know. Would you like one of them?"

Yes... of course she knew that... oh well, no need to be defensive... yet!

"Thankyou" she said smiling brightly at the other witch... maybe that would bug her... she handed over the money none-the-less... she probably wouldn't buy so much that soon...

"Rawr," says Jackie under her breath. Maybe she would be able to persuade mum to get her at least a invisibility cloak. "Here's the money." Kid???? Jackie was nearly 14 nothing near a kid.

Music players?

Hadley scratched her head trying to think of something that played music. Well, they had those Anti-Burglary Buzzers, but what that thing did wouldn't really be considered music. Shaking her head, she looked back at the girl and gave her a small smile, "I'm afraid we don't have anything like that. I'm not even sure where you would get one. Sorry."

Pout.

Izzy smiled. "Sorry to waste your time. I'll just go off and buy a muggle one."

[QUOTE=Colley ♥;9698210]Dakota shrugged, "Sure kid." She pulled the roster out, once more, and slid it over. "Gotta sign up. Name, age, sign."



Name : Soibhan N. Blutardis age : 11 Signature: Soihban N Blutardis

Soibhan pushed the roster back to the woman at the counter." Here ya go and oh by the way is it ok to have pets while I am staying here? I'd like to pick up a cat for school."

'Yes please!' replied Luna.

A trunk was exactly what she needed!

Echo giggled in excitment on Lucy's shoulder. Lucy smiled and placed all the stuff on the counter. She looked over her stuff and checked what she had. Okay, so, the twenty-two-year-old was gonna buy; 1 Wizard's Chess, 1 Floating Lantern, 2 Pounds of Floo Powder and 1 Anti-Burglary Buzzer. Lucy had done the mathes, murming them to the pygmy puff on her shoulder who didn't really care.

Nine galleons and nine sickles. If she was right. Hmm... She smiled at the woman.

"Hi." K-Lee said as she came up to the counter with her last two items she needed for Hogwarts. She had FINALLY finished her shopping for the day.

"I'd like to please purchase these things. A magical trunk and telescope. I'd like the telescope just black and the size the average for a first year please." K-Lee said as she had noticed the telescopes come in different sizes and colours. She took out her money pouch, glad she could soon go home to have dinner.

Ramona got to the front of the que, the two timeturners dangiling off her dainty wrist, she placed it down on the counter carefully, staring at it lovinly, she then placed the two two-way mirrors on the desk carefully not letting them smash and let the cloak flutter down on the counter and dropped the camera on top of it. How much? She asked, taking out some of the money in her purse

Sorry I'm late
 

:D It's k
 

Ramona smiled at the woman, money money money, good thing she'd had her payrise, she took the coins out and dropped them on the counter, before picking up her purchases, uttering a thanks and turning around to head out of the shop, looping her silver time turner around her neck

I dunno if he'd realistically be able to take everything to the counter so... yeah...
 

There was some commotion going on with some teen shoppers and.. the store looked like a mess. Roxy turned her attention away for a second to look up at the scared customer in front of her. She smiled happily despite the mess of the store. Her first customer! "Hello sir!! Er- sorry about all the mess and noise..and..." She would just stop now

"Anyways that will be 17 galleons and 16 sickles." Roxy announced happily as she added everything up. "Would that be all?" The man sort of looked like he had something on his mind...or he was just scared.

"Errr..." Daniel was kind of distracted by looking around. He turned his head quickly to the person helping him and smiled, showing the nasty cut on his cheek. As he pulled his money out, the young man explained his purchase and pointed at his cheek. "Had a little trouble in my shop..."

That served as a fair warning for others, yes?

"Uhhh... and can I also have ten pounds of floo powder?" Daniel asked. It seemed a lot, but he needed to stock upon both his personal floo powder and the stuff for public use in the store.