Harry Potter: The Last Exodus

New Beginnings and Further Preparations

The morning sun filtered through the wide windows of the newly completed Ministry of Magic Building, casting a warm glow on the grand conference room. Today's meeting was dedicated to something Harry had been eager to explore for some time—the booming business landscape of Starios and how to support its continued growth.

As Harry entered the room, he found Fred and George Weasley already waiting, their infectious energy filling the air. Next to them was Max Russo, who had been working with the twins on their newest business venture, Weasleys' Wizard World. The twins had already made waves in Eldoria with their new store, and Harry was looking forward to hearing how things were developing.

"Morning, Harry!" Fred called out cheerfully as Harry took his seat. "We've got some exciting updates for you!"

George grinned. "You won't believe the new inventions we've been working on. Mirithis is the perfect place for expanding our chaos!"

Max, sitting beside them, gave a lopsided grin. "You should see the new stuff we've got lined up for the launch. Even by Weasley standards, this is next-level mischief."

Harry smiled as he sat down. He had known the twins long enough to be both excited and a little wary of whatever "new inventions" they had planned. "I'm all ears. Let's hear about it."

Weasleys' Wizard World: Expanding Chaos

Fred began, pulling out a set of blueprints that unfolded magically to hover in the air before them. The design showed an elaborate layout for the new Weasleys' Wizard World store in Starios.

"Right, so here's the plan," Fred started. "We've taken everything we learned from Weasleys' Wizard Wheezes and expanded it tenfold. The new store in Starios is twice the size of the old one, and we've built entire sections dedicated to specific types of magic."

George jumped in, pointing to the blueprint. "We've got a whole floor for enchanted products—things like joke wands, invisibility hats, and of course, our beloved Skiving Snackboxes. But the real fun is in the 'Advanced Mischief' section."

Max's grin widened. "We've been working on some really cool stuff for that section. Think prank items that adjust to Mirithis's unique magical environment. We've developed a line of self-replicating fireworks that respond to the mood of whoever sets them off."

Fred laughed. "We're calling them 'Mood Rockets.' You set one off when you're happy, and it explodes into a massive display of dancing lights. Set one off when you're angry, and you get a storm of thundering red explosions."

George leaned back in his chair, crossing his arms. "We've also created a few things that might be... let's say, controversial. Like the new Phantom Pocket Wands. These little guys can appear in someone's pocket and cause harmless chaos—turning objects inside into glitter, for example, or temporarily making everything they touch feel like it's vibrating."

Harry chuckled. "And what's the reception been like? Are people embracing the mayhem?"

Fred nodded enthusiastically. "Oh, absolutely! We've had lines outside the door since we opened. Turns out people in Mirithis really enjoy having a bit of fun, especially since the magic here is so... raw and unpredictable."

Max Russo: Innovating with Magic

Max chimed in, clearly excited to be part of this magical business venture. "It's been a wild ride helping out with the store. We're testing out some new enchanted items from the Waverly Place side of things too. Like enchanted candies that change your voice for a few minutes or shoes that let you jump twice as high. The kids love them!"