The train slowed down for a split second before surging forward at speeds that could only be described as supernatural. Inside the cars, everything felt as normal. Outside, the Tutlloch Prince switched off onto a special underground track as the main track ran out above. Minutes later they re-emerged and went back to normal speed. On either side lush groves of trees, mountains, and small lakes created stunning scenery. Moments later they arrived at Tutlloch's red brick station. Porters unloaded everyone's luggage and sorted it according to destination. All pets aboard were returned to their owners while ADU luggage was sent to Baggage Claim on<a class="postlink" href="https://creativefreedomrpg.com/viewtopic.php?f=18&amp;p=233836#p233836">campus</a>through the Floo. Passengers would be able to get there before or after the Welcome Ceremony.<br/><br/>Like Hogsmeade,<a class="postlink" href="http://i.imgur.com/KhBG1Mr.jpg">Tutlloch</a>was a picturesque village made by and for magical folk. Red brick and white marble buildings were interspersed over vibrant green grass and cobblestone paths. Though small it boasted a generous bazaar building that housed several stores of different kinds, two prominent eateries (David's on the Water with a prominent view of Loch Garrick and Monique's Cafe), a pet shop, church, bookstore, and even provided a Muggle Post service for correspondence with nonmagical friends or relatives. Along with a key to their dorm suite, every ADU student and faculty member that had such dear Muggle connections given their own mailbox key.