"It will," Marcus said.
"It's going to be a long day," Angus said. "Oh, wait. I should tuck a little pain potion in, in case her knee gives her fits."
"I have a small vial with three full doses already in my pocket," Marcus said. "We're covered."
"Thanks," Angus said.
"We should go," Marcus said.
"How do we help you find your locker room?" Angus asked Anise.
"I was told I needed to go to the box seats with you, and someone from the school will pick me up from there," Anise said. "You should come with me so you know where I'll be, though."
"I can do that," Angus said. "Let's go see how many people are porting directly with us."
"We may need to use wands and apparate instead," Marcus said, "because I dont' think we have enough portkeys to port."
"We can split up and pop in, in small groups," Edward said. "Simone and I can both get there without problems, and I know Evan and Tara can. I'm sure Jack probably can, and maybe some others."
"Angus and I can find it by apparating." Marcus said. "Aria or Ruby? Do either of you find it by apparating? If we break up into small groups, we can manage to make sure everyone gets there easily."
"I have just a little something for you," Ginger said quietly to Anise.
"For me?" Anise asked.
"It's just a little thing, but it might be helpful, I thought," Ginger said. She handed Anise a pair of aviator style sunglasses, with blue lenses, done in light blue acrylic frame. "They're designed to cut down on not only overly bright sunlight, but they really are good to cut glare."
"I love them!" Anise said. "Perfect! Thank you."
"Come on, you lot. Let's get this show on the road, shall we?" Angus said, opening the front door and motioning everyone to follow him outside. He was surprised to see such a big crowd gathering to go along to Dartmoor.