Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Lu Ke smiled helplessly.

He couldn't tell anyone, but the fact was that Lu Ke deserved all this.

Everything he has encountered until now happened because Lu Ke came to this world.

No matter what others think, Lu Ke thinks so himself. The only person responsible for everything he encounters is himself.

"How many witnesses will be needed for the Wizengamot trial?"

Professor McGonagall glanced at Lu Ke. She couldn't keep up with Lu Ke's speed of changing the topic.

"There is no limit to the number of people. In order to clarify the truth, there may be many people."

Lu Ke nodded: "Maybe you will also be called to the witness stand."

Professor McGonagall shook her head: "As for Sirius Black being wrongly accused and Peter Pettigrew escaping, I..."

She was silent for a moment.

Professor McGonagall originally wanted to say that he knew nothing, but in the end Professor McGonagall just sighed: "I will only tell the facts that I know."

Lu Ke was silent for a moment: "Do you believe Sirius Black is innocent?"

Professor McGonagall shook her head: "I only believe in facts."

Lu Ke nodded: "This is troublesome..."

Professor McGonagall was stunned for a moment: "What's wrong?"

Lu Ke sighed: "Peter Pettigrew still has room for justification, especially with the support of the Ministry of Magic, such a thing is very likely to happen."

"Since wizards like Professor McGonagall who have not been affected by Harry's savior aura will not believe this morning's Daily Prophet, then the same goes for the attending wizards of the Wizengamot, including Sirius Black and Pettigrew. Peter insists on his own theory, and no one can provide evidence."

"Professor Lupine and Harry can make judgments based on trust, but not the Wizengamot."

Professor McGonagall nodded: "I understand."

"But Dumbledore believed Lupin, and Harry. I believed Sirius Black, but when I testify, I will only tell the truth that I am sure of."

Lu Ke nodded and said nothing more.

…

In the afternoon, Dumbledore brought the latest news.

"The Wizengamot trial is scheduled for tomorrow morning. The witnesses that the Ministry of Magic specifically requires to attend are Lupine and Harry, but anyone else is possible. The Ministry of Magic has asked the teachers at Hogwarts to prepare. "

Dumbledore was silent for a moment: "But there are still people who are willing to listen to what I have to say in the Wizengamot. Lu Ke, you are also ready."

Lu Ke nodded.

The next morning, Harry woke up early.

But it wasn't until he had finished breakfast with the others in the Great Hall that the Ministry of Magic staff arrived at Hogwarts.

Those were two staff members of the Department of Magical Law Enforcement, one of whom was Arthur Weasley.

Compared to the beginning of this school year, Fudge's attitude towards Harry was completely different.

But Harry didn't care, he was just a little worried about Sirius.

"Mr. Weasley, how is Sirius?"

Mr. Weasley sighed: "Originally, the minister wanted to lock him in Azkaban. After a while, we can talk about everything from Peter Pettigrew."

"But you know in the Daily Prophet yesterday morning, the Minister did not send Sirius Black to Azkaban in the end, and even tried his best to drive out the Dementors who were unwilling to leave."

Harry breathed a sigh of relief.

After Mr. Weasley finished speaking, he walked aside with Dumbledore. The two chatted quietly for a few words, and then Dumbledore came back and asked Ron and Hermione to join them.

This was the first time for Hogwarts professors to act on such a large scale, so Lu Ke relaxed a lot.

In the past, when he followed Harry out, he always had to think about bumping into the Death Eaters who were hiding somewhere at any time, but this time, with Dumbledore and Professor Snape by his side, he just had to follow him honestly. That’s it.

The group of people plus Hagrid walked out of the gate of Hogwarts and prepared to Disapparate.

Hagrid turned around and glanced at the door, then sighed: "Fortunately it's not a holiday yet, otherwise it would be troublesome to catch up."

As he said that, he was apparated away by Professor McGonagall.

Everyone came to the streets of London together. According to the arrangements of the Ministry of Magic, they were going to the visitor entrance. However, Dumbledore took Harry and two people directly to the Ministry of Magic in advance. The rest of the people followed Lu Ke and took the subway to the Ministry of Magic. Outside.

Mr. Weasley watched happily as Luke and Hermione bought their tickets together and then squeezed onto the subway.

"Muggles create a lot of things that wizards can't even imagine, don't they?"

Mr. Weasley was very excited, but others were not as happy as he was. Another staff member of the Ministry of Magic even hated the subway because it was really crowded.

Of course, there was a lot of space around them. Hagrid's size was so impressive that almost no Muggles dared to get close.

Finally, they walked out of the subway station.

Then after crossing a crowded street, they came to a big red phone booth.

Mr. Weasley reluctantly sent people down again and again, and then the group walked towards the Wizengamot.

Meanwhile, in the Wizengamot, the trial has begun.

Let's start from the beginning. When Dumbledore and Harry arrived early, Harry was surprised to find that the trial had started an hour early.

Although Harry wanted to say something, he remained silent for Sirius Black's sake.

The trial arranged by the Wizengamot was obviously led by the Ministry of Magic. Sitting in the center seat was the Minister of Magic Fudge, and to his left and right was a witch hiding in the shadows, and the other was a man who once brought a dementor. Umbridge enters Hogwarts, a witch who looks very unlucky to the audience.

The other attending wizards of the Wizengamot sat in a semicircle on stepped seats like the auditorium of the Colosseum in ancient Rome.

And sitting on the lowest witness stand was Sirius Black.

The trial seemed to have just begun, and Sirius Black looked in very bad shape, as if he had not slept at all last night.

Dumbledore stood in front of Sirius and looked up at Fudge: "I guess I'm lucky to have arrived, although I seem to have missed the one-hour notice for the court to start."

"The owl can't keep up with my old legs, which is a relief to me as an old man."

There was a burst of laughter from the court.

Dumbledore was very popular in the Wizengamot.

But Fudge didn't smile. On the contrary, he had a gloomy look on his face, with a hint of embarrassment. Harry could tell at a glance that he was in a bad mood.

"Dumbledore, the trial has just begun."

Dumbledore nodded: "Then please start asking, Mr. Minister."

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