Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

"Johanna..."

Luce looked helpless: "What happened?"

Then Johanna pulled Luce into the crowd with a smile: "If the oldest and noblest bloodline can join the Quidditch team, then no one is more suitable than Luce!"

Then a shout came from somewhere behind the crowd: "But he is a squib!"

Johanna swung the sword towards the place where the voice came without hesitation.

At that moment, Luce was shocked.

"Palas!"

The owl on Luce's shoulder rushed out like an arrow, and caught the ruby ​​sword before the sword fell.

"What are you doing?"

Luce was almost suffocating.

Johanna took back the sword from Pallas's claws, and then replied calmly: "Teach those who need to be taught a lesson."

Lu Ke was speechless: "Okay, there is no need to attack your companions for such things."

Johanna looked at Lu Ke in surprise: "He said such things, can he still be considered a companion?"

Lu Ke sighed: "Hogwarts students are companions, no matter what happens, they cannot be hurt."

Johanna sighed helplessly: "I will listen to you this time, but I will not be able to help it next time."

Lu Ke was speechless, he pulled Johanna out of the crowd.

"Wait a minute, Luke! Don't you want to participate in the selection of the seeker?"

Luke shook his head: "Do you want to participate?"

Johanna was stunned for a moment: "Although I also want to..."

Luke nodded: "Then when and where to sign up?"

Johanna was stunned again: "It should start from today, you can go to the Quidditch field to participate in training. If you are better than others, you will probably be confirmed to join the team when the first Quidditch game is approaching."

Luke nodded: "Let's go and sign up first, and then start training you today to see if you can be selected in the end."

Johanna hesitated: "But am I suitable?"

Luke smiled. This was the first time he saw Johanna lacking confidence.

"The most important thing for a seeker is speed and eyesight. Give it a try. In order to pass the flying class, I promised Madam Hooch to make a Quidditch training plan."

Johanna was stunned for a moment: "Another paper?"

Luke shook his head: "Not really."

The two left the common room together and walked to the Quidditch field.

The Quidditch team of Slytherin College trains here, and the registration place is next to the field.

Obviously, the captain of the team was not here. The paper and pen used to record the applicants were enchanted. Anyone who said, "I want to apply for a seeker" would have his name written on the paper.

Before Johanna, there were at least a dozen names on the paper.

"By the way, can first-year students join the team?"

Lu Ke suddenly remembered this question.

Johanna explained, "As long as the team thinks it is the best candidate, Professor Snape will approve it."

Lu Ke nodded, "In that case, you have a good chance."

After signing up, the two sat in the stands on one side of the court and watched the team training for a whole afternoon.

Although Johanna enjoyed it, she was always worried about Lu Ke.

"Won't you feel bored?"

After all, it has been proven that Lu Ke has no talent for flying.

Lu Ke smiled, "This is for my flying class to pass, you know, it is a required course."

He had understood why Madam Hooch had no interest in the decomposed training method before.

Because the popular decomposition training is very primitive. Although it is divided into the most basic flying, catching, and hitting, it is almost the same as actual combat. More importantly, there is no goal or effect record at all. Basically, if the players want to be lazy, no one will find out.

On the contrary, actual combat training, because of the atmosphere on the field and the interest of the players, will make them try their best. Quidditch is a very popular sport.

Lu Ke has confidence in Johanna.

"Okay, go back."

Johanna hesitated for a moment: "We really don't have to start practicing now?"

Lu Ke smiled: "It's too late today. I can't come out after dinner. Let's start from tomorrow. Use the time after class every afternoon to train."

Johanna nodded and said nothing more.

After dinner, Johanna returned to the common room, and Lu Ke walked out of the hall alone to find Professor McGonagall.

It's time to set up their laboratory.

"We need Professor Flitwick's help."

Professor McGonagall took Lu Ke to find Professor Flitwick, and then came to the alchemy classroom on the eighth floor.

This is a very large classroom filled with crucibles. Each table occupies a large space, and it is filled with various bottles and jars.

"Only a few students will choose to study alchemy in the seventh grade, and this classroom is almost always two-thirds empty." Professor Flitwick took the lead and walked to a corner behind the professor, then waved his wand and opened the curtain that separated this place.

"This is your little laboratory, Luke, or ours. I have prepared a lot of things here that you may be able to use." Luke nodded: "Thank you, Professor Flitwick."

Professor Flitwick smiled, and then rubbed his hands eagerly: "Since we are all here now, should we start the first experiment directly?"

Lu Ke nodded: "Of course."

Then he took down two glass test tubes with lids from the table on one side.

"Let's start with the simplest blood. First we need a tube of squib's blood and a tube of wizard's blood."

As he spoke, Lu Ke opened his sleeve and exposed his right arm: "We need..."

Professor McGonagall raised her hand to stop Lu Ke: "All it takes is a simple spell."

Professor Flitwick smiled and waved his wand, and then a ball of blood floated out from Lu Ke's arm and his own arm.

"It's better, it doesn't hurt, and it's more hygienic."

Lu Ke quickly opened two glass test tubes and let the blood fall in.

"Is there a magic spell that can stop blood from clotting?"

Professor Flitwick smiled: "There are only magic spells you can't think of, and there are no magic spells that don't exist."

He tapped the two test tubes lightly with his wand: "Okay."

Lu Ke nodded: "Then start using that magic spell to separate the different components of the blood."

Professor Flitwick smiled: "I have been waiting for this moment for too long."

As he spoke, he raised his wand: "Keep spinning!"

Both test tubes spun in the air, with the tip of the wand as the center, bringing up a gust of wind.

Lu Ke began to worry about the test tube.

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