Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Summer vacation is over.

Harry, Ron, Hermione, and Ginny went to the station to take the train together. The Weasleys and Percy protected them.

Just like the last time I went to Diagon Alley, the staff of the Ministry of Magic and the enchanted car were also there. In Percy's words, this was considered a "necessary response in special times."

Even though he hadn't seen Percy for a long time, Harry felt like he had nothing to say to him.

Now Percy looks like Fudge in the past. He always tries to make everything go according to plan, but he has no preparations. The most common thing he says is "don't make things happen".

And of course, the real world is full of surprises.

For example, on the way to the station, I bumped into a Muggle queuing at the platform, and had to wait for a while in order not to be exposed.

Percy didn't seem too disappointed, he was just different from before.

When he got out of the car and waited outside for the Muggles to disperse, Harry turned and whispered to Hermione: "He seems to have changed a lot."

Hermione nodded: "Actually, he just has too high expectations. People in the Ministry of Magic will not let him be a prefect just because he performs well."

Harry was confused: "What?"

Hermione smiled helplessly: "He is used to expressing himself, but he doesn't know how to develop popularity, so his career in the Ministry of Magic has been frustrated."

Harry was still confused.

Ron and Ginny, who secretly listened to the conversation between the two, also looked confused.

"Who did you listen to?"

Hermione shook her head helplessly: "Ugly Anglicans."

The other three laughed.

The title of this book doesn't sound like it was written by a normal person.

Mr. Weasley in front turned around curiously: "Written by an Anglican?"

Hermione couldn't help but smile and nod.

Mr. Weasley shook his head: "There are also people with special ideas among Muggles, right?"

Hermione could only smile.

In fact, this is not a book, but a newspaper article.

But Hermione, like everyone else, felt that this was just a clickbait, Lockhart Two who was willing to do anything to attract attention, an endangered congenital retard whose brain capacity was comparable to that of Axe's fans.

But if you think about it carefully, there is probably no more mentally retarded person in the world than an Ax Thief fan, so this is probably a true Ax Thief fan.

Just as Hermione was thinking this, the car door was opened by Percy.

Everyone rushed towards platform nine and three-quarters as if they were charging on a battlefield.

They said goodbye to Mr. and Mrs. Weasley and got on the train.

Ron and Hermione had to go to a prefects' meeting, Ginny had to go find her friends, and Harry had to find a cubicle alone.

Finally, when he was hesitating whether to go to Luke or not, Harry saw Luna.

Harry thought for a moment and walked into the compartment.

Not long after, Neville also walked in.

He looked better than before the summer vacation, at least he no longer had a worried look on his face and asked if anyone had seen his toad.

Harry breathed a sigh of relief.

After all, they had fought together at the Ministry of Magic before the summer vacation, and he felt good being with Luna and Neville.

But Harry soon discovered that staying with Luna and Neville didn't seem to be a good choice.

Some girls came to Harry and said that he shouldn't stay with Luna, a "crazy girl".

Harry didn't realize it, but now he was a hero.

In fact, when he entered the first grade, Harry Potter, the Boy-Who-Lived, already had many admirers in Hogwarts, even outside Hogwarts.

But throughout last year, Harry had been ignored.

Harry himself didn't realize it, but he liked and was more accustomed to this feeling.

But after a summer vacation, things changed again.

People once again recalled the terror of the Death Eaters and the power of Voldemort, and they began to worship the hero Harry Potter again.

Even because Harry's battle with Death Eaters at the Ministry of Magic was spread by students who participated in the secret Defense Against the Dark Arts tutorial, his number of admirers grew explosively.

All this happened quietly during the summer vacation when Harry was unaware. He had no idea that he suddenly had so many fanatical suitors.

But Harry refused without hesitation.

He knew Luna didn't get along with other girls, but he considered Luna his best friend.

After all, these girls, who seemed to be so fanatical about him, did not participate when Harry and others were preparing to resist Umbridge.

The three Harrys were in the cubicle recalling what happened at the Ministry of Magic before the summer vacation and talking about the recent changes in the wizarding world.

"Grandma thinks what we do at the Ministry of Magic is the most correct thing I have ever done in my life..."

Neville is much more confident than before, but he still seems to be a little afraid of his grandmother.

Harry thought of Mrs. Longbottom's appearance and felt that this was natural.

I am afraid that only Lu Ke would not be afraid when he saw her.

Soon after, Ron and Hermione returned.

Both of them were very happy to see Neville, but Hermione looked a little unhappy when she saw Luna.

Harry knew it.

Of course he knew that Hermione and Luna didn't get along, and besides, Hermione was Harry's girlfriend.

Harry quickly looked particularly happy.

Then Luna said calmly: "Did you know that a girl confessed to Harry just now?"

Hermione's face turned gloomy for a moment.

"That girl doesn't happen to have the last name Lovegood, does she?"

Harry looked panicked and helpless.

Luna remained calm. She shook her head and replied in that special tone: "No, but I don't know their last names because there are too many people."

Hermione glanced at Harry suspiciously, then turned to Neville: "What did you see, Neville?"

Neville had already shrunk to the innermost corner, but he didn't expect that he would still be unable to hide. He could only look at Hermione and reply tremblingly: "Those girls admire Harry. They said that Harry should go to a cubicle with them... …”

Hermione breathed a sigh of relief and nodded: "It's fine if Harry is here."

Ron, who had been looking at Harry with a smile, finally said, "You won't guess what we saw. Malfoy was absent from the prefects' meeting."

Harry was stunned for a moment: "Why?"

Hermione shook her head: "There's nothing to worry about. Luke and Johanna are in the car. Malfoy probably just doesn't want to pass outside their compartment."

Harry glanced at Hermione and chose silence.

He thought it wiser to remain silent for now.

Ron successfully changed the subject and saved Harry, so he did not dwell on the issue.

They sat together waiting for the train to arrive at the station.

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