Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Over time, Harry became more and more convinced that this was the right choice.

Everyone was making rapid progress, they really wanted to learn something useful, even Neville was finally able to use a disarming spell to get Hermione's wand out of her hands.

Of course, Lu Ke's time to appear is getting less and less, because he has his own things to be busy with.

Harry knew that alchemy lessons were time consuming.

But in fact, Lu Ke was mainly looking for trouble for Umbridge.

If it were just an alchemy class, Lu Ke could have squeezed out a lot of time to attend Harry's private Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Ever since Lu Ke punched out and smashed all of Umbridge's spy plates, Umbridge began a frantic crime-solving operation.

Of course she must find the murderer, otherwise she will be looked down upon by those who are hostile to her.

The special investigator of the Ministry of Magic, the deputy principal of Hogwarts, the powerful Lady Umbridge cannot be an idiot who smashes the plates in her office without even knowing who did it.

Although now Umbridge really didn't know who did it.

But it doesn't matter, she will know soon.

Umbridge placed an oil painting opposite the door of her office.

Almost all wizards have an instinctive illusion that they will not be discovered as long as they do not enter the office, but in fact they will be discovered by Umbridge when they arrive at the door.

Even though there was nothing on the painting but a forest, there was an agent hiding behind the bushes.

But this perfect plan failed in the end.

Umbridge asked the poor hidden kitten over and over again, but the answer she received was that no wizard had ever entered her office.

That's right, wizard.

The simple truth is that if you look with your eyes, it is easy to be discovered by the curse, so Voldemort cast an exquisite curse: Yes, this exquisite design came from Voldemort, who is now a master of dark alchemy. Umbridge herself is not intelligent enough to complete such a work.

The subtlety of this spell is that it is virtually undetectable, but passively detects the wizard's presence.

As a result, Umbridge was very confused.

Because she knew that there was only one person in Hogwarts who was not a wizard and would cause trouble for her.

That's right, the unique and chosen son, the last survivor favored by the gods, stands out from the crowd...or stands out from the crowd, Mr. Lu Ke.

Umbridge felt that she couldn't bear it anymore.

This is important evidence. As long as it is proven that Lu Ke violated school rules, Dumbledore will naturally do the rest.

Besides, Umbridge had been on the verge of breaking out after enduring humiliation and giving in before. This time, the evidence was conclusive, and she decided to retaliate directly and seek justice.

But from the first time Lu Ke was called into the office, the plan went very wrong.

Umbridge stood in the office, looking at Lu Ke with a smile.

"Lu Ke, classmate, I want you to know that I always give you a chance..."

Lu Ke stood in the office and looked up at the wall on the side.

There is nothing there now.

Lu Ke looked down at Umbridge and smiled: "I don't know what you are talking about."

Before, Lu Ke was a little worried that Umbridge would be able to complete the replenishment of secret agents soon, but now it seems that those plates are not so easy to get.

So Lu Ke was in a good mood.

Umbridge is just the opposite. Of course she knows what Lu Ke is doing. This is simply an obvious mockery.

Although Umbridge does tolerate Lu Ke again and again, she is actually a person who cares about her self-esteem.

If someone looks down on her, she will take revenge crazily.

"Just where you just saw, there were originally many precious and beautiful things, but they were destroyed by someone's conspiracy..."

Lu Ke looked at Umbridge and frowned: "Conspiracy?"

Umbridge looked indignant: "Isn't it? He is as sneaky as a mouse, doing bad things quietly at night!"

Lu Ke shook his head: "Have you ever seen a mouse that can kill a cat?"

"And that's not at night, but after dinner, when students can move around freely in the castle."

Umbridge looked at Lu Ke in surprise.

This is simply blatant and arrogant.

Umbridge forced a twisted smile: "Do you have any evidence?"

Lu Ke shook his head: "Of course not."

Umbridge was momentarily speechless.

"You...then you are making random guesses..."

Lu Ke smiled: "Do you have any evidence?"

Umbridge sneered: "Of course!"

Lu Ke nodded: "Take it out and have a look."

Umbridge tremblingly raised her wand: "You will regret it!"

As she spoke, she waved her wand, and a flash of magic passed through the door and went straight to the oil painting at the door.

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment.

It was only then that he noticed the oil painting: Lu Ke had an intuitive sense of the appearance of all magic spells, but there seemed to be no magic spell on the previous oil painting.

This is because the spell is well hidden and only passively receives information.

But now, a spell was being activated, and it was on Umbridge's wand.

"There is enough evidence here to prove that you are a prisoner!"

Lu Ke nodded, and then suddenly smiled.

"You know there is a story in my hometown. It tells that one day a fox was walking in the forest and found that all the animals were afraid of her. She was very proud, but when she turned around, she found a tiger following behind her."

"It turns out that it's not her that all the animals are afraid of, but the tiger."

Umbridge was beyond furious.

She was indeed stupid, but not so stupid that she couldn't understand the irony in the story.

"Let's go find Dumbledore."

Umbridge turned and walked away.

Lu Ke followed: "Okay."

The two walked very quickly and arrived in front of the gatekeeper stone statue on the second floor.

Umbridge looked at the stone statue and was suddenly surprised to find that she didn't know the password.

"Pile of cockroaches."

Lu Ke spoke behind her, and then the stone statue jumped to the side with a reluctant expression on his face.

Lu Ke walked into the principal's office without hesitation, but he was surprised to find that Umbridge did not follow him.

Lu Ke turned around and looked at Umbridge impatiently.

But at this time, Umbridge stood still.

What just happened suddenly woke her up.

Although this was nothing surprising.

Umbridge never thought that she was a subordinate of Dumbledore, the principal, and therefore did not need to enter the principal's office. Naturally, Dumbledore would not bother to tell her the password for the entrance to his office.

What's important is another thing.

Umbridge wants to find Dumbledore because only he has the power to expel students.

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