Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

When a person hates something purely and unscrupulously, it is mostly because he does not understand it.

Maybe when he understands this thing, his disgust will turn into deep hatred, but such a huge and vague concept as Muggle itself cannot be hated by many people.

Wizards themselves are also a group of people who have been hurt by hatred. If they could, they would not hate Muggles.

Lu Ke felt that the Muggle Studies class was the most correct thing he did besides ideological correction and physical Slytherin.

After all, even if there is no Voldemort, as long as wizards still hate Muggles, there will always be the third and fourth generation Dark Lords. To truly change reality, the most important thing is to change the minds of wizards.

And although Lu Ke can only change a few students in Hogwarts now, they are actually a large part of the new blood in the wizarding world.

All the young wizards of the right age in the entire Anglicis go to school in Hogwarts. Even if it's just a part of them, plus their friends in the school, it's still a big number.

Lu Ke felt that he could no longer do better.

But at the same time, there were also things that frustrated Lu Ke, namely Gryffindor's test and Snape's research.

Now Lu Ke is no match for Gryffindor, and every time he is defeated by Gryffindor using very rough methods, which makes him a little reluctant to face the founder.

The more he got to know Gryffindor, the more clearly Lu Ke felt that this wizard was invincible in battle.

As for the big book analyzing the principles of polyjuice, Lu Ke could no longer stand it.

He could fully understand what the book was talking about, but when it came to every part, he felt that the special meaning of this raw material and this step was deduced to cater to the final conclusion.

Then after a conversation with Snape, Lu Ke knew why he felt like this.

"Because your Charms class has only just begun in the third grade, and the study of ancient runes has just begun. Although alchemy has made some progress, it is still the beginning."

Snape looked at Luke, just as he had done before when he said that Luke lacked talent in Potions.

"Spells and runes are the magic of language, alchemy is the magic of symbols, everything can be a metaphor of some kind, and anything can have countless metaphors."

"You feel that in order to get the final transformation result of Polyjuice Potion, all the steps and raw materials have found corresponding metaphors. This is almost the reality."

"The only difference is that those metaphors are not created out of thin air, but selected from the many possibilities that already exist."

"That's pretty much the essence of Potions, and probably the essence of Charms."

Snape glanced at Lu Ke, and then sighed: "Because you can't cast spells, you have no feeling about this matter at all. No wizard would think like you."

"If you want to really understand why Polyjuice Potion works the way it does, you have to know all the possible metaphors for the parts, and then you can understand how complex and sophisticated the derivation of the results is."

Regarding Snape's statement, Lu Ke could only sigh helplessly.

He has dozens more thick books to read.

Of course, now Snape no longer needs Lu Ke's help. In the research on the principles related to Felixir, he, a true master of potions, is making good progress, and in fact, Professor Flitwick, Professor McGonagall, and even Dumbledore are making great progress. Lido will also help.

Snape had strong enough helpers, and Lu Ke's progress was completely unconcerned.

But he still wanted Lu Ke to become a true master of potions, because Lu Ke was very talented.

Many times, with a researcher of the same level, the subject can take a big step forward, because people always have inertia of thinking, and different people bring different ideas, and maybe they can find a new path.

But Lu Ke didn't think he could achieve what Snape hoped before graduating.

Of course, he would definitely read those thick books.

Time passed slowly and October arrived.

A sudden cold snap caused many students with colds to appear in Hogwarts. They were all in low spirits. Madam Pomfrey was in a hurry to prepare potions to treat colds.

After all, Snape has completely abandoned these things now and is immersed in his research on the Felixir.

This potion works immediately, but after drinking it, the ears will continue to smoke for several hours.

Therefore, Johanna and Lu Ke were very lucky to not have a cold.

Just when everything was calm and Lu Ke thought that the school year meeting would end peacefully, he received an invitation.

It was a rainy afternoon when Gryffindor's ghost, Nico, who was almost headless, found Lu Ke who was walking through the corridor.

"Can you go to my death anniversary party?"

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment.

He had used a time-turner, so it had actually been a day and a half, and he was already feeling much in need of rest.

And in order to figure out that inexplicable "thought restriction", Lu Ke would feel very tired every time.

This so-called "can't think" actually has a premise, that is, the future self cannot interfere with things that the past self will encounter.

If you interfere and then become aware of it, it will be a disaster.

But if there is no interference, even if it is realized, it does not matter.

Therefore, Lu Ke must be very careful. It is best not to do anything that will change his past experience when he goes back to the past.

This requires extra caution. After all, Hogwarts is only a castle. Even if Lu Ke is attending classes normally and working as a teaching assistant for elective courses at the same time, he may still meet him unexpectedly in the corridor.

But Lu Ke didn't want to reject the almost headless Nico.

Because all ghosts are his friends now.

Lu Ke smiled and then nodded: "When? I will go."

The almost headless Nick laughed: "I knew it! Thank you, Lu Ke."

Lu Ke walked to the side of the corridor and made way for the students coming and going.

"What are you doing at the death anniversary party?"

Nearly Headless Nick laughed: "It's on Halloween. I'm going to have a party, the kind where friends get together."

Lu Ke nodded and left.

He had to rush to have dinner and go to bed early.

Lu Ke had a vague impression about the death anniversary party. It was probably an unpleasant party and not suitable for living people.

But for the sake of his friend's face, of course Lu Ke went.

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