Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

The Dursleys were indeed being defiant.

After understanding that there was nothing they could do to prevent Snape and Luke from appearing, they quickly changed their attitude.

These two were the same freaks as Harry, and they only came here to see Harry.

Then just let the three freaks not be discovered by others, everything else will remain the same, and there is no need to change anyway.

Snape took out his wand without hesitation.

Lu Ke put his hand on his arm nervously: "Professor?"

Snape was once a subordinate of the mysterious man. If he cast a dark magic at this time, it would be all over.

But Snape ignored Luke and pointed his wand at Dudley without hesitation.

Then this boy who was born with supernatural powers, fearless and charismatic turned into a... little piglet.

Even after becoming a piglet, Dudley was still the strongest, loudest and most energetic one.

It was like fear and rage, jumping into Petunia's arms.

Lu Ke breathed a sigh of relief.

What he was thinking about was Avada Kedavra, a small malicious transfiguration that was simply too kind.

Snape snorted coldly, strode past Fenon who was charging furiously, and flicked his wand: "Open the Alaho hole!"

The cupboard door opened.

Harry couldn't wait to get out of it.

"Lu Ke! Professor Snape!"

He looked at Fenon Dursley in surprise, the only one who remained silent, and then realized that it was Lu Ke who had grabbed his arms.

Fenon, who had never lost to anyone in terms of strength, found that Lu Ke was much stronger than him, and finally felt scared.

"Are you here to pick me up?"

Snape was silent for a moment, then shook his head: "I'm sorry..."

Harry smiled and shook his head: "It's okay Professor, I already knew it."

Snape's dark gaze swept over the Dursleys.

But he did nothing.

"Let's go for a walk, Harry."

Snape put his hand on Harry's back: "Where do you want to go?"

Harry thought for a while: "A place where only wizards can go?"

Snape nodded: "Lu Ke, let's go."

He then apparated to the Leaky Cauldron.

Harry looked around with excitement.

This is a tavern hidden among Muggle buildings. Pedestrians are coming and going on the street, but only the three of them can see the bar.

Snape showed no expression as he walked straight to the back of the bar and opened the entrance to Diagon Alley.

Harry exclaimed.

This is a dazzling place.

Snape looked at the excited expression on Harry's face and forced a smile.

"Only to see, not to buy, Harry."

Harry nodded.

Even just looking at him makes him happy.

They walked slowly from the entrance to the alley to the end.

Along the way, he visited a broomstick shop, a pet shop, a bookstore, a wand shop, a robe shop, a crucible shop, and a potion material shop, all of which opened Harry's eyes.

In fact, so was Lu Ke, but he was not as obvious as Harry made it appear.

Last time I followed Professor McGonagall, I just skimmed over a lot of things, but this time I looked back and found it much more interesting.

The three of them went shopping together until noon, and then had lunch at the Leaky Cauldron.

Things here are a little worse than Hogwarts, but they are very unique.

Snape was expressionless and didn't drink, but Harry was very excited. He couldn't help but take out the astrology device while eating.

"I've never seen stars in the cupboard."

Harry had no idea how painful these words made Snape. He just ate the weird-tasting sandwich and looked at the stars.

"Did you see this from the ground?"

Lu Ke shook his head.

Although Harry believed in Snape, he was still more accustomed to talking to his peer Luke.

"Actually, the center of this planetarium is the sun."

Lu Ke pointed to the third of the nine planets in orbit: "We are here, the Earth."

Harry shook his head: "The stars you saw that night were not like this?"

Snape's eyes darkened.

Lu Ke nodded: "In Hogwarts from now on, you can look at the stars freely."

Harry smiled and nodded: "I know."

Then he continued to rotate the starry sky on the planetarium with great interest: "Why not make it the same as what you see on the ground?"

Lu Ke smiled. This question was really difficult to answer: "Because the earth under our feet revolves around the sun, and the sun is the center."

Harry shook his head: "What I see is the sun revolving around the earth. We are the center, and what we see is real, right?"

Lu Ke couldn't help but laugh.

Although it is just a child's whimsy, it is not unreasonable.

Then he froze.

Lu Ke suddenly thought of the Ravenclaw puzzle.

It’s also an astrology device, and there’s that mysterious reminder.

Lu Ke seemed to know the answer.

He couldn't help but smile, Harry had helped him a lot.

"You have a point, Harry."

Harry smiled broadly.

He didn't care whether he was right or wrong, he just enjoyed the company of someone with good intentions.

As evening approached, Snape reluctantly sent Harry back to the Dursleys' house.

Then he took Lu Ke back to Hogwarts.

Hagrid opened the door for the two of them and let them in.

It was already dinner time, and there was no little wizard left outside the castle. The two of them walked across the deserted lawn.

"Thank you, Lu Ke."

Snape seemed to have a lot to say, but in the end it was just this.

"You're welcome, Professor."

The two separated at the castle door, Luke went to the hall, and Snape walked into the shadows of the stairs going down.

Johanna was having dinner and looked excited when she saw Lu Ke.

"Uncle has been convinced. He asked me to tell you, it's amazing!"

Lu Ke smiled. This was good news. When he couldn't help Harry escape from the Dursleys, he was very happy to hear the news.

"He wants to...meet you."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment: "I'm afraid Hogwarts won't allow people other than students and teachers to enter, right?"

Johanna nodded: "Can you go to the family castle with me during the Christmas vacation?"

"I think only if you have a good talk with your uncle face to face can you completely convince him."

Johanna looked worried: "Although he does like your paper very much, no one knows him better than me. My uncle is extremely stubborn."

Lu Ke hesitated for a moment, but nodded: "I will go."

Johanna nodded: "Don't worry, if he plans to do anything to you, I will protect you."

With that said, Johanna took out the ruby ​​sword again.

Lu Ke could only shake his head and be speechless.

The weekend passed quickly, and on Sunday Lu Ke and other students went to watch the Quidditch match between Gryffindor and Ravenclaw. Gryffindor lost to Ravenclaw.

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