Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

The three of them walked to the exit together. It was already dinner time, but it seemed that Wood didn't want to go to the hall with Lu Ke.

He took Harry and the box with him and left.

Lu Ke said goodbye to Harry and went to have dinner.

There was no Malfoy on the long table, but the Slytherins were talking about his deeds.

"He's got a new wand, he's the eldest son of a rich family, isn't he?"

Johanna said as she popped a piece of mandrake into her mouth.

"In order to comfort his wounded heart, Master Malfoy also received a gift from his family, although I don't know what it was."

Lu Ke was speechless.

It seems that Malfoy still needs many times of psychological correction and physics to escape the influence of his family. However, Lu Ke has plenty of strength, and the result will not change. It will just take a little more time at most.

After dinner, Lu Ke went to keep vigil with Filch.

Although he no longer needs the salary from this job: William Shafiq gave him some shares, and the publishing house was very profitable.

But Lu Ke still insisted on patrolling until late every day.

Because he had to take care of Harry who might be traveling at night.

Harry would be in trouble if he was caught by Filch, and now that Quirrell was an unstable factor, he couldn't be too careful.

Of course, Lu Ke hoped that Harry would not develop the habit of going out at night, but just in case, and his adventurous heart would not be changed by anything.

However, Lu Ke had no idea that Harry's second night outing would be because of him.

After feeding Mrs. Loris a handful of dried fish, Lu Ke continued to patrol aimlessly.

As he walked, he took the time to look at the Ravenclaw map, which marked the area in front of the Gryffindor common room. As long as Harry came out, Luke would see it.

Otherwise, he kept Quirrell's position marked.

And it uses a red dot.

As a result, when he reached the third floor, Lu Ke took a look at the map and found that Quirrell was on the other side of the corner in front.

And it's coming around the corner.

Lu Ke reluctantly put away the map.

He had heard the footsteps and it was too late to turn back now.

Quirrell turned the corner with a nervous look on his face and was startled.

"Lu Ke!"

"I was just looking for you."

Lu Ke nodded: "Is something wrong, professor?"

Quirrell looked around furtively: "You used that wand to cast the Unforgivable Curse! Snape already told me!"

Lu Ke nodded: "That's right."

But he knew Quirrell was telling lies, and Snape would just keep it a secret.

Lu Ke sometimes couldn't help but wonder about Quirrell's IQ as a villain.

Seeing that he could pass the final test, both strength and intelligence seemed to be good, but it seemed that all actions were expected by Dumbledore, and in the end he even lost at the hands of Harry, an eleven-year-old child.

Voldemort's erratic performance can be explained by his lingering state of suspended animation, but Professor Quirrell has no way of explaining it.

And now, it seems that because of Lu Ke's duel, Professor Quirrell, or Voldemort behind him, has other plans.

But the level of stupidity hasn't changed at all.

As long as he saw that Lu Ke was safe and sound now, he should know that Snape and Dumbledore had figured out his plan, but to still say this was to admit that he was a liar.

"You feel that power, right?"

Quirrell laughed.

Lu Ke looked confused: "Power? But all I feel is fear..."

Quirrell nodded: "Yes, fear, fear of death, but that is the source of power! Only by using this fear can we escape death!"

Lu Ke still looked confused: "What exactly do you want to say, professor?"

Quirrell was speechless for a moment.

He never thought that a person who had just cast Avada Kedavra would look so bland.

Looks like a super fool.

But he doesn't seem like a fool.

For a moment, a guess flashed through Quirrell's mind.

This is Avada Kedavra, the same master as Voldemort, a murderous Dark Lord.

But how is that possible, this is a second year student at Hogwarts, and a squib.

"Although the wand was destroyed, I still have it. Remember to practice more useful spells."

Professor Quirrell put a new wand into Lu Ke's hand, then turned and left.

The speculation just now made him a little nervous. He really didn't want to stay here and continue to face this potentially dangerous squib.

Lu Ke glanced at the wand, then put it in his arms and took out the map.

It was still quiet in front of the Gryffindor common room.

He sighed with satisfaction and continued patrolling.

Then he walked up to the fourth floor.

The moment he turned around a corridor, Lu Ke saw Harry.

And Ron.

The two of them were rushing towards Lu Ke with fear on their faces.

Lu Ke lowered his head and glanced at the map.

Filch and Lady Norris were not nearby.

He sighed helplessly.

It was probably when Quirrell was pestering him that Harry left the Gryffindor common room.

Lu Ke walked up to Harry and the two of them and looked at them helplessly: "Not injured, good. Not caught by Filch, good."

Harry gasped and smiled at Luke.

Lu Ke turned around helplessly: "Follow me."

He led the two of them into a small room.

This is one of the many secret rooms in Hogwarts. It is usually unlocked, but no one comes in except the twins and Filch.

The room was dark inside, but there was a faint moonlight outside the window.

"Even if you have a valid reason, it's best not to leave the common room at night, Harry."

Lu Ke looked at Harry and Ron, hesitating what to say.

He could not show obvious favoritism, but he could not dampen their courage.

"Ron discovered an important issue regarding my Seeker training."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment because he saw Ron really take out the form.

"About the length of the final leg of the sharp turnaround flight..."

Ron still seemed a little shy, but because he was talking about his favorite sport, Quidditch, he had infinite courage.

"The flying range of the Snitch in the air is not limited to the boundary of the court on the ground. It is roughly a circle, so the maximum return distance should be the long side of the court, not the short side."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment.

After he proposed this training method, Ron was the first to suggest modifications.

And it is a correct revision opinion.

Lu Ke couldn't help but laugh: "You're right Ron, you are a genius!"

Ron blushed and smiled.

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