Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

"Remember what Snape said in the first lesson?"

Ron straightened his back and made an expressionless look on his face: "What you will see is endless, endless, complex art that will never die, powerful weapons that evolved from the confrontation with wizards. …”

Hermione couldn't help but smile, it was how Snape had introduced the course to them in the first period of his Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

Ron put away his pretense, and a look of thought flashed across his face: "He likes dark magic itself, not defense. Harry, even if you think Snape is a good person, he doesn't hide it. "

Harry nodded silently.

His mind flashed back to what he had seen in the Pensieve last school year.

Now Harry felt that he owed Snape something, especially since Snape seemed to have unilaterally declared that their friendship was over.

But Ron and Hermione were right.

"Let's continue studying Defense Against the Dark Arts in private. I'm going to try to bring Lu Ke in."

Ron glanced at Harry in surprise: "Didn't Lu Ke join a long time ago?"

Harry shook his head: "He has been studying alchemy in the last school year and rarely shows up, but this school year he..."

Harry said and turned to look.

Lu Ke was sitting at the long Slytherin table on the side of the hall talking to Johanna. If the alchemy course was still going on last school year, then Lu Ke would definitely not be seen at all now.

"You all know that Lu Ke can defeat Voldemort, but he still can't cast the spell. If he teaches us how to fight, maybe we..."

Harry had originally wanted to say that they could all give Voldemort a 50-50 shot.

But think about it and forget it.

"We... two of us can defeat a Death Eater!"

"How many students are there in Hogwarts now? How many Death Eaters are there in total?"

Harry felt that the future was still bright.

"As long as we work hard, we can defeat Voldemort!"

Ron looked at Harry helplessly: "Don't say that name... But what you said makes sense..."

Hermione nodded: "I'll go find Johanna for help."

Harry and Ron were stunned.

Hermione smiled: "Well... we definitely want Lu Ke to come and help, right?"

Harry could only nod.

After that, Hermione began to use the magic spell on the gold coins to inform other participants.

And just as Harry and the others had known for a long time, Lu Ke agreed to help.

…

a.

On Saturday morning, Harry walked towards the secret base with great anticipation.

Hermione told him that everyone was willing to continue learning Defense Against the Dark Arts from him, and Harry felt that there was hope in fighting Voldemort.

In the midst of continuous troubles, this is rare good news.

As for the trouble, it was simply that he still couldn't find any evidence that Malfoy was going to do something bad, and the sixth-year curriculum was really breathtaking.

Without Umbridge, they didn't have to sneak around to avoid other people this time. Harry, Hermione and Ron walked into the room together.

Then he was almost knocked to the ground by the oncoming sound.

Harry stared at the packed room, dumbfounded, unable to comprehend what was going on.

He turned to look at Hermione, but she had the same expression as him.

"Are there so many of us?"

Ron looked at the crowd in front of him. They had noticed Harry's appearance and were surrounding the three people.

"I clearly remember that many people have graduated!"

Harry shook his head. He felt that things were not that simple. They might be in trouble: just like the Quidditch selection.

Hermione raised her wand angrily: "Quiet!"

Then her voice thundered through the room, and everyone else tried to speak, but found they couldn't make any sound at all.

Before Harry could say anything, Hermione walked into the crowd.

"I told you to keep it a secret!"

Of course, no one could speak, so no one could explain or argue.

"Now, whoever has no coin, go over there!"

Soon, the crowd reluctantly divided into two groups, with only a few people on one side and a large number of people on the other side, tightly packed together.

And in the middle of the crowd, three people emerged.

Lu Ke and Johanna stood together, and Malfoy stood not far from them with a very unnatural expression.

Hermione glanced coldly to both sides, then waved her wand.

"Did you tell them?"

The side with fewer people found that they could talk.

But only Ginny had the courage to speak: "If you don't want to be killed by Death Eaters when you leave Hogwarts during the summer vacation, coming here is the best choice. I'm just telling others the news. As for your boyfriend being particularly popular, I think you should be happy about this."

Hermione's face flashed red, and she didn't know whether it was because of anger or shyness.

But she quickly calmed down.

"You guys," Hermione turned around and looked at those with more people, "keep quiet, be obedient, and don't break school rules!"

Amid the roar of thunder, the men nodded, albeit reluctantly.

Then Hermione waved her wand, and the low hum began again.

Harry was simply stunned.

He felt that what he had been looking forward to had been ruined.

Hermione turned back to Harry and whispered, pushing him forward: "Say something Harry!"

Harry looked at the whispering crowd and finally decided to tell the truth.

"Those who participated last school year will learn practical skills from Lu Ke. Others who have not learned before will be divided into two groups first. Hermione will be responsible for teaching you the basic spells, starting with the disarming spell."

The crowd quickly did as Harry said, and just like Ginny said, most of them were people who were willing to listen to Harry.

But everyone had a question, and that was what Harry was going to do.

Lu Ke did not go to the other side as Harry said, but watched Harry walk to Malfoy.

"Why are you here?"

Malfoy looked at Harry, a stiff smile flashed across his face: "Why can't I be here?"

Harry looked at Malfoy and fell silent.

Perhaps because Lu Ke was nearby, Harry unconsciously began to think before speaking.

At this time, he couldn't kick Malfoy out just because he suspected that he had joined the Death Eaters.

Because it's very simple, now their private Defense Against the Dark Arts lessons are no longer a secret activity that violates school rules.

And if Harry, the person responsible for teaching them, drives people away without evidence, it will leave a very bad impression on others.

Harry finally decided to do what Lu Ke wanted.

"All right……"

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