AfterShow
Back in their trailer, Harry and Leo discarded their uniforms, folding them up and placing them on a circle of runes inscribed into the floor, stepping back and letting it take action, transporting the clothing to the costume trailer.
Harry took up his sequinned jacket again, wearing a shiny black tank top under it, and donning a short, black skirt, matching it with silver and white boots. He topped it all off with his equally sequinned bow tie and a black top hat, letting it list to the side slightly.
Leo, meanwhile, went for something simpler, switching his leather jacket for a silver-lined dark purple vest and wearing a simple long sleeved gray shirt underneath, pairing it with a pair of black cargo shorts and purple and black sneakers.
Looking each other up and down and satisfied that they were reasonably matching, the two brothers headed back to the Big Top to meet the other Circus children and the winners of the free tickets (minus Joyce, who would still be in the Sideshow’s tent at this time, juggling hoops while riding a unicycle that was hanging upside down).
“Hey Kitty!” Harry scooped up the runaway toddler, booping her on the nose as he flung the backside of the Big Top aside, ducking to avoid his hat being knocked aside. “Is that all of us, then?” Liam asked looking around to make sure all of his siblings were still there. “Yup,” Leo replied, popping the p. “C’mon then. Out the back door we go,”
Mrs Weasely waited anxiously in the deserted tent, standing off to the side along with a burly security guard, who was dressed in wizard’s robes with angel wings on the shoulders. There was a muggle weapon attached to his belt on one side, and a wand on the other side. “Here they are,” he grunted, pointing to the back of the ring. The curtains slid open, and out came 8 children, each of them matching with a black and gray color scheme. She looked each of them up and down, noting that the five in the front were most likely the Rakkar children, but confused as to who the two young children were at the back, one of them carrying a burbling toddler.