Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

The rat followed Draco Malfoy's name like a shadow, and then barked when Draco Malfoy came near another person.

Harry started at the first rattle.

Hermione turned around carefully, then shook her head: "It's just sitting with fellow Death Eater candidates at dinner."

The person who had made the mouse squawk just now was Pansy Parkinson, who was sitting on the right hand side of Draco Malfoy.

Harry looked at the map in front of him in amazement: "What did you do?"

Hermione let out a long breath: "A simple change, it looks like the mouse has become part of the map, right?"

Harry nodded.

Hermione couldn't help laughing proudly: "Actually, no, it is an existence completely independent of the map. I used transfiguration to turn the quill into it. This mouse can follow Draco on the map. ·Malfoy's name, if he sees this name is very close to other names, he will scream. "

Harry was speechless with surprise.

Ron, who was slumped on the table, exclaimed: "Transfiguration can be like this?"

Hermione nodded a little proudly and a little sheepishly: "Of course, the fact that Transfiguration is taken out as a separate required course is enough to prove how important and practical it is. Dumbledore learned Transfiguration before he became the principal of Hogwarts." "Professor."

Ron smiled: "Cool!"

Harry couldn't help but shake his head: "Is there nothing I haven't heard of?"

Ron laughed: "Because you haven't read a history of Hogwarts, Harry!"

Harry couldn't help but laugh too.

Hermione nodded: "Now we don't have to be distracted and stare at the map all the time. We'll wait until the mouse starts barking."

Harry nodded.

This is good news. Harry was always on tenterhooks before. Of course he couldn't look at the map at any time, and then when he had free time, he would worry about whether Malfoy had completed a conspiracy when he didn't see it.

"Then we just have to wait."

…

Harry never imagined that this so-called wait would take so long.

Every time the rat barked after that, it was Draco Malfoy running into someone else in the classroom or the hall, and it seemed like he had given up on the plot completely.

But Harry and the others knew that Draco Malfoy would not give up.

And if he wanted to get close to Lu Ke again, he could only rely on another student like Julie Dorn.

So no one else has been discovered so far, which means Draco Malfoy's conspiracy has gone nowhere.

This is barely good news.

As for the rest, it's completely bad news.

Snape no longer tried to hide it. He acted arbitrarily in the Defense Against the Dark Arts class, deducting points from Gryffindor at will, and the class almost never looked back and headed towards the popularization of Dark Arts, while Defense Against the Dark Arts part almost disappeared.

Slughorn seems to have never given up on pulling Harry into his slug club, and because the old professor is so good at running things, Harry, who now insists on not wanting to join, has become an alien, leaving the secret Defense Against the Dark Arts class Everyone else thought it was a little strange.

Speaking of the secret Defense Against the Dark Arts class, although Lu Ke didn't care about the conspiracy, his class slowly entered the most difficult part: now the only class content for all senior members who have participated in the Ministry of Magic battles is to talk to Lu Ke. Fight on your own.

That was a short-lived failure, the point is that it was followed by a long period of frustration.

One class was enough time for Lu Ke to fight everyone five times, and the free time between each session allowed everyone to think about what needed to be changed.

But no one ever succeeded or even noticed progress.

Because nothing has changed from the beginning to now: Lu Ke defeated everyone like lightning.

He seemed to be expecting something, but Lu Ke never told the students what he was expecting.

So in the end it became a complete failure again and again, without hope.

Harry even began to wonder if Lu Ke was simply venting his frustration.

But Lu Ke never gave an answer.

Whenever Harry fell into despair, he would look at Luna.

Although Hermione disliked Luna very much, but for some reason, Harry felt that this was the only Ravenclaw who could not be affected by the complete failure.

If anyone could really guess Lu Ke's true purpose, maybe it would be Luna.

Of course, Luna still can't guess anything until now.

Harry sometimes couldn't help but think that he could ask Dumbledore if Dumbledore taught him a lesson.

However, just as they had agreed, Dumbledore never looked for Harry again.

This made Harry feel bad.

Every night when he was doing his homework, his thoughts would be disrupted by the sound of mice. Whenever this happened, Harry felt that he could not help but give up.

But Harry persisted and even started to get used to it.

This was an incredibly long time.

Just when Harry thought he might even get used to losing to Lu Ke, suddenly one day, Slughorn announced something in his Potions class that surprised everyone.

"Christmas is coming, and on Christmas Eve, I'm going to have a party."

Harry found it surprising that Christmas was almost here.

Others were surprised that Slughorn was throwing a party.

After class, Harry and the three walked out of the classroom together.

Everyone they passed was talking about the party.

But the three of them were completely uninterested: "Can we find a way next time? No matter how cheating, I have to beat Lu Ke once."

Ron kept talking as if he was planning Quidditch tactics, Harry remained unresponsive, and Hermione was already counting how many homework they had to do after school.

"It's decided! I'm going to make an agreement with the others to attack Lu Ke together."

Harry was startled: "Have you forgotten what happened in the second grade?"

Ron was stunned for a moment, then bent down like a balloon that suddenly deflated: "Oh, yes, in front of us, he knocked down a group of powerful and closely coordinated adult wizards one after another."

"Lu Ke was in the third grade at that time?"

Harry sighed helplessly: "Yes."

Ron stopped and leaned against the wall: "Is there any difference between him then and now?"

"Why do I feel that he was already a little abnormally tall at that time..."

Hermione couldn't help but say: "Of course he didn't!"

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