Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

"That will...um...make you think more clearly."

Then Cedric hurried away.

Harry glanced at Cedric's back a little strangely, then shook his head blankly and walked to Hermione.

Hermione glanced at Cedric: "What did he say?"

Harry shook his head: "Golden egg, it's nothing."

Hermione smiled, and then the two of them returned to the Gryffindor tower without saying anything in tacit agreement.

…

The morning after Christmas, everyone got up very late.

They talked casually in the common room, their conversations often interrupted by yawns.

Hermione attracted the looks of all the girls, most of them jealous.

There was almost no difference between her today and last night, except that her clothes had been changed into a robe.

Some girls even came directly to ask her how she did it, but Hermione just said that it was Johanna who helped her do it.

Ron was still not here, and Harry envied his spirit very much. Even after last night, Ron still got up early this morning to go find Kathleen.

Harry and Hermione could only sit together in front of the fireplace in the common room, yawning, and then burst out laughing when they saw each other yawning.

Crookshanks looked at the two people dissatisfiedly on Hermione's lap, as if he were looking at two fools.

…

During the Christmas vacation, Hermione did not go home. She and Harry spent a lot of time alone. They walked on the snow together outside. Anyway, Hermione cast a spell to make the two of them not afraid of the cold.

They often went to the edge of the Forbidden Forest, but every time they passed Hagrid's hut, Hagrid would not open the door.

Harry was a little surprised at first, but after Hermione explained it, they never went there again.

Other than that, there was nothing that made them unhappy. Time seemed to freeze or speed up, and the two of them didn't notice it at all.

Harry would sometimes think of the golden egg, but he would immediately forget about it.

Harry could see Luke almost every day. As usual, he stayed at Hogwarts during the winter vacation, but Harry was a little surprised why Johanna wanted to go home.

But he didn't ask Lu Ke. They often sat together and played a game in front of the fireplace in the hall, and Ron and Kathleen would also join in.

Just like that, the winter vacation is over.

On the first day of school, Harry seemed to suddenly remember what he should do. February 24th didn't seem so far away, and Harry didn't know anything about golden eggs.

Despite Cedric's vague hint, Harry had no idea what it meant.

But at noon, Harry temporarily forgot about it because he saw a newspaper from the Daily Prophet.

The above description was very surprising to Harry, and some of it was difficult to tell whether it was true or false, and Harry couldn't judge at all.

But Hermione scoffed at this: "That's all lies. Have you forgotten how she made the rumors?"

Harry nodded, but he couldn't help but be drawn to the report.

What is written above is very attractive.

"Lu Ke is actually Lu Ke Grindelwald, the secret heir and successor of the previous Dark Lord Grindelwald. The Squib is just his disguise. How can a Squib become an Animagus?"

"His ability to enter Hogwarts is obviously Dumbledore's preference to take care of the descendants of his old friend. Of course, maybe Dumbledore thinks he can educate the Dark Lord's heir into a reliable and good wizard, but there is no doubt that Dumbledore The effort has failed.”

"We have reliable information that Lu Ke killed an innocent wizard with his own hands. The method was outrageous."

"Imagine a wizard inserting a broken wand into another wizard's throat. Doesn't this prove that he is a dark wizard?"

Harry looked at the records in the newspaper, then looked up at Lu Ke at the Slytherin table on the other side.

He looked the same as usual, nothing had changed.

"Is he really Grindelwald's grandson?"

Hermione sneered: "Maybe it's a son? Everyone knows that Grindelwald has been busy with his grand career and has never been married and has no offspring."

Harry nodded. He was a little confused. Hermione's words made sense, but the words in the newspaper also seemed very convincing.

…

At the same time, Johanna was looking at the Daily Prophet with a sneer.

"It's really hard work..."

Lu Ke looked at him and smiled: "Don't worry, this matter will be over soon."

Johanna put down the newspaper: "In my publishing house, an editor who is not satisfied with me wants a notorious reporter to write a worthless piece of gossip in order to demonstrate his so-called freedom?"

Lu Ke nodded: "Yes, they are newspaper editors, and tens of thousands of people listen to their words. They feel that they should enjoy absolute freedom, because this is better for everyone."

Johanna sneered: "I think he should have an ending worthy of such freedom."

Lu Ke shook his head: "Don't say that. Even if he is no longer the editor of the Daily Prophet, everything will not end. The ending will come after a long, long time."

Johanna glanced at Lu Ke: "I remember that the condition you negotiated is that we cannot let them leave the newspaper office."

Lu Ke nodded: "But if the Ministry of Magic wants to send them to Azkaban, then it is none of our business."

Johanna was stunned for a moment, then laughed: "The Ministry of Magic would never send anyone to Azkaban for this kind of thing."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment: "Really? Then change a place, in any office, and find someone to talk to him until he is willing to change."

Johanna was silent.

She was thinking about the feasibility of this matter and how to finish it later.

It is obvious that the Ministry of Magic has never dared to take action against the Daily Prophet, not only because of threats, but also because of an instinctive self-control.

Because doing this will cause a very bad backlash. Wizards know all too well what it means to be treated unfairly because they are different, and they are very sensitive to this.

The Ministry of Magic did not dare to light this pile of explosives.

But if the Shafiqs had acted quickly enough, the pile of explosives would not have ignited.

No one would even know what happened.

The only problem lies in the strong contract maintained by magic, but there is actually a loophole in the contract, and that is the authority of the Ministry of Magic.

In this way, they can indeed solve this trouble easily. It can even be said that it is because Lu Ke is involved that this matter has the possibility of success.

\u003c/div\u003e