Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Harry nodded.

Ron glanced at Hermione: "Wouldn't it be nice? At least we don't have to worry about a resurrected ghost."

Harry was silent for a moment, then shook his head: "The map is infallible."

Ron shook his head in surprise: "How is it possible? Although George and Fred are very professional in pranks, this map is definitely beyond their capabilities. They may not even know whether this map is reliable."

Harry shook his head: "Have you ever seen a map that clearly marks all the secret passages in Hogwarts? And I can see everyone else's actions clearly, so this map can't go wrong."

Ron looked helpless: "If you really want to find that Peter, then take me with you. I also want to see if Scabbers is really alive."

Harry nodded.

Ron breathed a sigh of relief.

This matter was full of weirdness from the beginning, and Harry didn't care about it. That was because he had long been overwhelmed by the longing for his parents.

But Ron was not like this. He was worried that this was a trap or something.

Fortunately, they slept in the same dormitory at night, and even if Harry tried to sneak out, Ron would find him.

And Harry rarely goes back on what he promises. At least with Ron by his side, it is easier for him to escape in the face of danger.

As for the resurrection of Peter Pettigrew and Scabbers, Ron felt that this must be some kind of dangerous magic.

…

As time passed, Ron was always frightened, but Harry was very disappointed to find that Peter Pettigrew had completely disappeared from the map.

This made Ron secretly relieved.

If Peter Pettigrew was still there, who knows if Harry would sneak out at any time. During this period, his sleep had been very poor, because he was afraid that Harry would go out alone at night with the invisibility cloak and run into dangerous dark wizards.

But after so long, Harry gave up trying, mainly because he had to start preparing for the finals.

This game with Slytherin will decide Gryffindor's fate, and they must win.

Wood seemed to be doing better, but everyone on the team knew he was burned out.

So Harry spent all his free time training, and whenever he wanted to take out the map, Ron would discuss tactics with him, which made Harry never try to find Peter Pettigrew again.

Then the day of competition arrives.

This game was played in an extremely ideal weather. The clouds covered the sun, but at least most of the sky was still blue. Everyone was staring at the court, and there was no need to worry about the sunlight affecting their vision.

Harry felt that his entire body was being held tightly in the hands of an invisible giant, and he was so nervous that he seemed to have forgotten everything.

Then everyone walked onto the court and the game began.

Ron and Hermione stood at the front of the stands, shouting wildly at the stadium. On the other side of the stands, Professor McGonagall was almost as excited as them.

This is the final, and all Gryffindors are extremely excited.

Relatively speaking, Slytherin didn't seem that excited.

But that was all an illusion, because there were few Slytherins.

They also hope to win the final championship.

Lu Ke stood alone in the stands, a little helpless and confused.

He came here to prevent the dementors from approaching, but if the dementors did appear, there was nothing he could do.

He was also in the stands to cheer up Slytherin, but Lu Ke didn't dare to be distracted. Even if he couldn't deal with the dementors, he didn't dare to relax at all.

Others don't have as much to worry about.

In fact, there are several professors here, so even if dementors do appear, it won't be a problem. After all, Dumbledore is here.

Lu Ke thought so, and then began to focus on the court.

Although Slytherin and Gryffindor both use Lu Ke's training methods, their styles are completely different.

Compared with Gryffindor, which has complete members and very average strength, Slytherin's tactics are completely centered on Johanna, the seeker. She enjoys the absolute protection of the team, but at the same time, she also bears the responsibility of winning the victory. .

But Gryffindor was different. Even if Harry couldn't catch the Golden Snitch, they were fully capable of scoring consecutively between Slytherin's weak goalkeeper and fragile defense.

Slytherin was at a disadvantage, and had been that way from the beginning.

Two seekers roamed the field, looking for a little bit of gold.

Lu Ke stood in the stands and sighed helplessly.

He should try to find a way to get a cheerleading team next time.

Lu Ke looked around, and then found Malfoy standing next to Hermione.

He shook his head helplessly, and then he saw a vague black shadow approaching in the sky.

Lu Ke turned around and glanced at the stands next to him, and then prepared to let the house elves come over.

But at that moment, Johanna suddenly began to climb upwards.

She shot up like lightning, and after a brief hesitation, Harry followed.

He hasn't seen anything yet, but now that Johanna has acted, it's possible that she saw the Golden Snitch.

But that's not actually the case.

Johanna noticed the appearance of the dementors.

Compared to Lu Ke, who was unable to cast spells, Johanna didn't care about the threat of dementors at all. Even if the Patronus Charm could only drive them away, it was completely enough.

Johanna didn't want the dementors to interfere with the game. If any player fainted, the game might be canceled or suspended. Anyway, Johanna didn't want that to happen.

So she rushed upwards and came to the Dementor.

"Call the gods to protect you!"

This is already a very high place. From the stands below, it is almost a faint black dot in the sky.

Then a faint white color appeared in the middle of the small black dots.

"The sun is coming out……"

Purely out of coincidence, the clouds that originally covered the sun drifted to the side, making it difficult for people looking up at the sky to see the sunlight. Then when the clouds blocked the sunlight again, the only thing that appeared in front of them was John, who was diving rapidly. Na.

Johanna's patron saint had just driven away all the dementors that wanted to get close, so at least there would be no more interruptions in this game.

Harry followed Johanna closely. He now knew that the previous sudden rise was not Johanna seeing the Golden Snitch, but now he did not dare to fall behind.

As a result, Harry found that he couldn't keep up with Johanna.

Because of physical reasons.

Harry was a bit on the thin side, which everyone felt made him more agile and better suited as a Seeker.

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