Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

"You just scratch the pear and it smiles, and then..."

George woke up suddenly, and he looked at Hermione with suspicion: "You're not going to go in and teach them to get paid without working, are you?"

Hermione shook her head quickly: "Nothing."

Fred shook his head: "You'd better not. Think about it, if they don't cook anymore, what will we eat?"

Hermione looked disapproving. When she noticed that the twins didn't say anything anymore, she shook her head and left.

…

What followed was a relaxing time at school, with Harry, Ron, and Hermione enjoying the days of not having to worry about preparations for tests, even though there were often strong winds and heavy snow inside Hogwarts in December.

But looking at the Durmstrang ship swinging on the Black Lake, Harry felt extremely satisfied.

He felt that it must be extremely cold on the boat now.

Their classes are still going on normally, and the Defense Against the Dark Arts classes are getting wilder and wilder. Now Moody will even put all the students in the seventh grade together on the Quidditch pitch outside the castle, and there will only be one winner at a time. Crazy matches with no restrictions on wand use.

Harry's trio has won the championship twice in a row. Although Cedric is very strong and the other sixth and seventh grade students are very threatening, they can't find companions like Ron and Hermione who absolutely trust each other.

The twins are also very promising, but they almost always offend everyone from the beginning, and the students who are angered by the pranks attack together and eliminate the twins.

One thing that Harry regretted was that Lu Ke had never participated in such a competition. His reason was that his right arm was injured, but when Moody asked him to be responsible for protecting the safety of the students, Lu Ke behaved like something else. He didn't even appear on the court.

Of course, his presence is indispensable. Lu Ke has taken students who have lost their fighting ability from the court countless times. If he didn't do this, the student would definitely be turned into a terrible shape by the swarming curses.

There were even senior students who cast very dangerous spells that could kill people, but it was Lu Ke who saved them.

Of course, the problem can be solved if Moody takes action, but the result may be that someone will have to stay in the school hospital for a whole month.

No one dares to take that risk.

All in all, Harry liked the current Defense Against the Dark Arts class. He found that he seemed to be the only one in the entire Hogwarts who was good at fighting with safe spells.

Compared to the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, other classes are lackluster, especially Hagrid's Care of Magical Creatures class. He now only wants to please Beauxbatons' headmistress, Madame Maxime, and is absent-minded during class. The content of each lesson was the same, taking care of a blast-ended skrew he got from nowhere: a very strange magical animal.

Of course, after Lu Ke reminded him several times, Hagrid replaced this inexplicable and very dangerous thing with a docile Pegasus, but Hagrid still looked like a king who would not go to court early.

But Harry was very happy about this. He and Ron both liked flying. In comparison, the Pegasus was less flexible than the broomstick, but it felt more smug.

Of course, Hermione, who had never been able to ride a broomstick, could only fly into the sky in this way. Unfortunately, she was very afraid of this and could only sit behind Harry and hug him tightly.

In a happy life, Malfoy is probably the only disharmonious existence.

In Defense Against the Dark Arts class, he would be the first to come to Harry every time to cause trouble, and later would bring other Slytherins with him.

It's a pity that Malfoy never won once.

And in the Care of Magical Creatures class, he would always look at Harry with a gloomy expression, but he would not dare to act.

However, there was a Care of Magical Creatures class that made Harry very worried, because during the class, Rita Skeeter suddenly appeared at the edge of the Forbidden Forest.

Harry was very surprised, because he remembered that Dumbledore had banned this reporter from entering Hogwarts.

It's obvious that for those who haven't seen the dangers of Rita Skeeter, she's a hard person to say no to, and Hagrid was easily fooled into agreeing to an interview with just a few words.

Harry, who had no choice but to leave, was very worried about Hagrid's expression after seeing the next day's Daily Prophet.

But before that, Hermione caused something to distract them.

At dinner, Harry was surprised to find that Hermione was not here, although Ron was too, but Harry knew that Ron must be with Katharine now, but where Hermione was, Harry had no clue.

While he was eating something, Hermione suddenly came to him, and then pulled him out of the hall and into the corridor on the basement floor.

“You have to come see this!”

Harry followed Hermione blankly to a painting on the side.

Then he suddenly understood where he was.

"You still haven't given up, right..."

Harry wasn't surprised at all.

Hermione shook her head: "But I'm not here for the house elves this time, Harry. It's about you."

Harry smiled: "Dobby? Haven't we met before?"

Hermione reached out and used her index finger to make the pear on the painting smile, and then the pear turned into a big green doorknob. She reached out and pushed the door open, and then pushed Harry into the kitchen.

Just as Harry thought, Dobby rushed over immediately.

"Harry Potter!"

He had met Harry once before, when Lu Ke helped Harry learn the Flying Charm.

But it seems there is a house elf here that Harry doesn't know about.

"Twinkle is here too. You came to see her, right?"

Harry glanced at Hermione and nodded.

Dobby shook his head: "I don't think it's useful."

Winky looked indeed in poor condition. She looked even weaker and more depressed than when she was kicked out of the house by Barty Crouch. The expression on her face was very depressed, and the clothes on her body were very shabby and dirty, and there were even signs of being burned. .

Hermione looked at Harry: "Didn't we always know who was the one who framed you?"

Harry nodded, having almost forgotten about it.

You can't blame him. Before, he was hated by everyone because of this incident. Harry felt that he was framed. But now that he has become a hero and everyone likes him because he participated in the Triwizard Tournament, Harry has forgotten that he was actually framed. He was framed.

"Winky knows something about Barty Crouch, and she also knows Ludo Bagman!"

Harry was not as optimistic as Hermione. Judging from Winky's appearance, she didn't want to say more.

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