Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

"I'm sorry to disappoint you."

Gryffindor shook his head: "In my day, we called people like you, pampered and reckless men, knights."

"If anyone dares to ask me to accept a knight as his successor, then I will break three of his ribs, and Slytherin will do the same."

Lu Ke sighed helplessly and struggled to get up from the ground.

"I'm not a knight."

Gryffindor nodded: "You'd better not, because I really want a successor. There will always be wizards in the world who need help."

Lu Ke nodded, then nodded to Gryffindor: "Come again."

Gryffindor rushed in front of Lu Ke like a strong wind.

This time, Lu Ke hit him head-on.

But he did not put all his strength directly on his shoulders, because Lu Ke knew very well that he would definitely hit an iron plate.

Gryffindor's super armor may even be stronger than real knight's plate armor.

Lu Ke lowered his body as much as possible, hugged Gryffindor's right leg with all his strength, then pushed forward, and at the same time, stood up.

This was a move Gryffindor had never thought of, and he was knocked over.

Gryffindor showed ape-like agility at this moment. He fell forward headfirst, but did not rely on his hands at all, letting his shoulders fall to the ground first, completing a perfect forward roll.

Almost at the same time as Gryffindor stood up, Lu Ke turned around and punched.

This punch carries the power of rotation and is very dangerous.

But Lu Ke's fist hit the super armor bodyguard.

Lu Ke clearly heard the sound of the bones in his right hand breaking.

But he also penetrated the super armor protection.

But Lu Ke still didn't hurt a hair of Gryffindor, because Gryffindor rushed forward.

Then he jumped up, turned around while he was in the air, and threw three magic spells at Lu Ke in one breath.

Lu Ke tried his best to dodge, and then realized that these three spells were all feints.

That was just to prevent Lu Ke from taking advantage of the Gryffindor's inability to dodge freely in the air to attack with magic spells.

Of course, Lu Ke was a squib. In fact, there was absolutely no need for Gryffindor to do this, but he did it anyway.

Then the two charged at each other.

The sword in Gryffindor's hand was like lightning, passing by Lu Ke.

Lu Ke stopped and stood there.

He raised his hand to his throat.

But the strength still flowed out along with the blood, and he fell to the ground helplessly.

Then Lu Ke sank into darkness.

When he woke up, it was still the same place, still the same tired.

Lu Ke struggled to stand up.

Gryffindor looked at him and shook his head: "You lack talent."

Lu Ke couldn't help but laugh: "What do you mean by talent?"

Gryffindor shook his head: "There are very few talented wizards like me."

Lu Ke nodded: "So, since you can't find a talented wizard, why don't you think about it, maybe you are the only talented wizard in the world?"

Gryffindor fell silent.

Then he stood up and raised his sword.

The old man bent down and lowered his upper body, like a lion about to charge out, standing on the rock staring at its prey.

The wand in his left hand was straight, as sharp as a sword.

"What I need is a wizard who is so powerful that he doesn't need protection, so that he can protect those who need protection."

Then Gryffindor rushed towards Lu Ke.

Lu Ke stood there and took a deep breath.

He lowered his body and faced the charging Gryffindor.

But before hitting him, the Gryffindor stopped its charge.

The magic spells on the top of the wand in his hand lit up one after another like lightning, heading straight towards Lu Ke.

Lu Ke dodged left and right, rolling and crawling.

There was no way he could escape such a density of spells.

At this moment, Lu Ke seemed to be back in front of platform nine and three-quarters, facing Grindelwald's remnants again.

The curse followed Lu Ke like heavy rain, leaving him nowhere to escape.

But Lu Ke was still insisting, and he ran to the side, leaving the curse behind.

But the Gryffindor curse soon caught up with him.

So Lu Ke had no choice but to turn back and run, run randomly, speed up and slow down, and even turn in circles.

In the end, Lu Ke discovered the key to everything.

He should look the Gryffindor in the eyes.

Just by looking at the direction his eyes are moving, you can tell where his next spell will go.

Then Lu Ke began to take advantage of this opportunity to approach Gryffindor.

He was slowly approaching Gryffindor as he scurried around in the heavy rain of spells.

So Gryffindor finally gave up using the curse to suppress Lu Ke.

He raised the sword in his right hand.

Lu Ke rushed forward.

He had fallen under the sword many times, but Lu Ke was not ready to give up.

Each failure gave him new experience and he would not repeat the same mistakes.

Then a magic spell hit Lu Ke's chest.

He looked at Gryffindor in surprise.

But it was too late, the sword pierced his chest.

Lu Ke sank into darkness.

This time, the process of waking up was particularly long.

Lying on the ground of the Colosseum, Lu Ke struggled to get up.

Gryffindor was still sitting there.

"You like to be clever."

Lu Ke smiled bitterly: "I'm just trying my best. You call this cleverness?"

Gryffindor nodded: "If you succeed, it's called hard work. If you fail, it's called cleverness."

"If you weren't clever, why did you fail?"

Lu Ke was speechless.

Gryffindor sighed: "That's it for today. At least for today, you have no strength to fight anymore."

Lu Ke nodded, then turned around and walked to the hat, picked up his robe, picked up the Sorting Hat and put it on his head.

The voice of the hat rang in Lu Ke's ears: "Are you going back, Lu Ke?"

Lu Ke turned around in silence and looked at Gryffindor sitting there.

"Aren't you bored staying here like this?"

Gryffindor shook his head: "No, that's fine."

Lu Ke nodded: "Goodbye, Gryffindor."

Gryffindor glanced at Lu Ke in silence.

His face twisted with the world and disappeared.

When the world returned to normal, Lu Ke returned to that small room.

The voice of the hat rang in his ears again: "I hope you understand that no matter who the wizard who looks exactly like Gryffindor is, he is not Gryffindor. Don't mistake the phantom for him."

Lu Ke was silent for a moment.

"Sorry, I made a mistake."

Hat's tone was a little low: "The real Gryffindor is not such a cruel person. He is probably only so cruel to himself."

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