Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Johanna Ogulius thought for a while: "I will give you a lot of gold galleons, which will definitely not fit in a big bag, but it is obviously not enough. → Eight → Eight readings, ↓o≥"

Lu Ke shook his head: "If you have something else to give me, I don't have anything to suggest, I don't have anything to want..."

Then he froze for a moment.

Johanna Ogulius smiled: "Say your wish, Lu Ke, and I will almost certainly be able to help you fulfill it."

Lu Ke smiled.

"I want you not to hurt Ron and Harry."

A dangerous look flashed across Johanna Ogulius's face.

It was the fury hidden beneath the surface calm, like the cumulonimbus clouds that completely occupied the sky in summer. Although there was no lightning, heavy rain was just around the corner.

But Lu Ke completely ignored the danger signs.

"I know you will never hurt Hermione. They are best friends. For Hermione's sake..."

Johanna Ogulius shook her head and interrupted Lu Ke: "Don't mind your own business, Lu Ke, I have no interest in hurting them."

Lu Ke let out a long breath.

"There is a very simple way, that is, give me an outstanding employee award in front of everyone. Just make everyone feel that it is really important."

Johanna Ogulius raised her head and thought for a moment: "No, I will never do such a boring thing."

Lu Ke smiled: "Then just think of this banquet as a carnival and make everyone happy."

Johanna Ogulius glanced at Lu Ke: "Don't let me down, or I will fire you."

After speaking she stood up.

William appeared in front of Lu Ke again.

"Then let's do it the Muggle way. What's it called?"

Lu Ke stood up and followed William towards the door. →eight→eight reading, ↓o≥

"Rock and roll."

All were very satisfied.

Although the elegant Bach and restrained dance are very aristocratic, most people still prefer to sway casually to the rhythm of rock.

When he returned to Hogwarts, Lu Ke had a golden key in his hand.

That was Lu Ke's own savings, at least thousands of gold galleons.

Inadvertently, Lu Ke realized his long-cherished wish: to get rich.

But I don't know why, but the feeling of happiness is far less obvious than Lu Ke originally thought.

As he passed the snowy grass, what Lu Ke thought was that Voldemort might be on Malfoy, and no one in the entire Malfoy family knew about it.

The Dark Lord had not even contacted Snape, and he was indeed as good at hiding as a poisonous snake.

Inside the castle, Lu Ke bumped into Filch who was patrolling.

He casually took out a large handful of dried fish and handed it to Mrs. Norris.

"Did something happen in the castle?"

Filch looked impatient.

Filch smiled: "Weird things have been happening these past few days. I think some students must have sneaked out."

Lu Ke was speechless.

Of course he knew it was Harry who snuck out every night to watch the Mirror of Erised.

"Maybe Peeves is causing trouble."

After saying something casually, Lu Ke went back to the dormitory to sleep.

…

The peaceful life continued, and Lu Ke found that he knew exactly something that could be used.

That is a potion, and all the required materials can be obtained from Professor Sputraw.

Compared with some powerful herbs that have immediate effects but have to be found in the professor's private collection, this potion is the only one that Lu Ke can reasonably obtain.

It can help Lu Ke breathe under the black lake.

Of course, there is a diving helmet in the Room of Requirement, but the book makes it very clear that mermaids value appearance very, very much, to the point where it almost crosses the line into vanity.

Although this magic potion cannot turn Lu Ke into a mermaid, it can at least make his face visible.

Professor Sputraw was still the same as before.

She had not forgotten about the new greenhouse, but she seemed to have no intention of taking action.

Lu Ke strictly followed the content and order in the textbook, slowly learned about the herbs one after another, and began to get started with the simplest preliminary treatments.

It's like when to pick that leaf and soak it in water immediately.

The part Lu Ke dislikes the most is grease, but most herbs use grease.

Professor Sputraw would always comfort Lu Ke at this time, but in fact, she felt much better as long as she laughed at Lu Ke.

“Remember the plans for the new greenhouse?”

One day, Professor Sputraw suddenly told Lu Ke about a plan that he had not mentioned for a long time.

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment: "Of course."

Professor Sputraw sighed: "It's time, I'm ready."

Lu Ke was stunned.

"Now?"

Professor Sputraw shook his head: "No, but it must be completed within a week."

"Don't worry Luke, Dumbledore told me good news. Now all the house elves think that Hogwarts is their master, so they will help when they move."

Lu Ke nodded, of course he knew about house elves.

But that's not the point.

“Where are the blueprints for the new greenhouse?”

Lu Ke remembered clearly that Professor Sputlau had memorized the radical design he proposed before, but he never said whether it would be used.

"We still have a whole semester ahead of us on that one."

Professor Sputraw smiled: "This week is not about transplanting, but about letting them stop growing."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment, and then began to recall.

But in the end, he determined that he had not missed anything important. The textbook did not mention any herbs that knew when to stop growing.

Professor Sputraw looked up at the greenhouse and sighed longly: "Herbs are alive. They are definitely a little dumber than wizards and a little dumber than Muggles, but they are not much dumber than magical animals. Of course they are He can’t speak and is always motionless.”

Lu Ke looked confused.

Looking at his expression, Professor Sputraw laughed: "Okay Lu Ke, things are not as complicated as you think."

"We need to briefly stop the magic of the greenhouse so that most of the herbs stop growing in the middle of the cold so that when it's time to transplant, they won't be too affected."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment.

He understood almost instantly.

This is a very simple but smart method.

Very Hufflepuff-y.

"You look like a Hufflepuff right now!"

Professor Sputraw smiled: "I am as much a Hufflepuff as you are a Slytherin."

As she spoke, she walked back and forth in the greenhouse: "But this is a very troublesome thing, Lu Ke, I need your help."

Lu Ke nodded: "But what to do?"

“Find those herbs that should be prepared in advance and label them.” 11

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