Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Despite the jealous look in his eyes, there was a smile on Malfoy's lips.

Because Malfoy was injured, this temporary practice match came to nothing.

Although Harry insisted that he was completely fine, the Gryffindors around him insisted on sending him to the school hospital.

After Madam Pomfrey drove everyone out, Harry and Malfoy were the only ones left in the school hospital lying on the hospital bed.

"You've never been so embarrassed in your life, have you, Potter?"

Malfoy turned and glanced at Harry.

Harry was stunned for a moment. He looked at Malfoy in disbelief for a long time before he suddenly understood what had just happened.

"You bumped into me on purpose to prevent me from getting the Golden Snitch?"

This is something only a madman could do.

Malfoy smiled and nodded: "You think I'm crazy, but I'm crazy. I'm jealous of you."

Harry shook his head: "Hermione won't change her mind."

Malfoy's face flashed with resentment: "Of course...because she has always been like this."

"But this has nothing to do with her. It's just that I'm venting my jealousy towards you."

Harry glanced at Malfoy and finally decided to ignore him.

But when he thought about facing Malfoy in the next game with Slytherin, Harry began to feel that he should be more careful.

For example, in the practice match just now, even if a seeker was seriously injured like Malfoy in the actual match, the referee would definitely declare the match to be cancelled.

In other words, Gryffindor can't win any game it can win.

Of course Malfoy had to pay a high price, but he had actually done it once because he was so jealous of Harry.

Never before has Harry taken his opponents on the pitch so seriously.

Then Malfoy looked at Harry and suddenly said: "I will definitely learn Occlumency before you."

Harry glanced at Malfoy, then shook his head: "You are just like a first-year Gryffindor. Being competitive is not childish."

Malfoy just smiled.

But deep down, Harry had made up his mind to learn Occlumency earlier than Malfoy.

…

On Sunday morning, Lu Ke got up very early.

Then after breakfast, he was called to Snape's office by an owl sent by Snape to deliver a note.

Walking into the office door, Lu Ke unexpectedly found that there was another person here.

It was a wizard who looked very old.

Snape glanced at Lu Ke: "This is the professor of alchemy class, Herris Green."

Lu Ke turned around and nodded to the old man: "Good morning, Professor Green."

The old man nodded and looked at Lu Ke with eager curiosity.

Lu Ke turned around and looked at Snape a little surprised.

Snape looked at Lu Ke and nodded: "I think you know that Hogwarts has an alchemy course..."

Of course Lu Ke knew, because he learned alchemy from an alchemy professor when he was in first grade, and even received an overly precious gift: the magic stone.

"But in fact, this course is only open to wizards after graduation, because all the classes five days a week are for the same course. Only wizards after graduation have so much time."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment.

Heris Green spoke before Snape: "But you are very talented in alchemy. This is the answer I got after asking most of the professors at Hogwarts. If you are willing, you can start this semester. this course."

Lu Ke fell into silence.

In a sense, he didn't think he had any talent, but it was indeed a big temptation.

If a squib wants to walk in the wizarding world, probably the best tool to use is alchemy.

Think about it, if Lu Ke could make the pendant he got from the goblin, he wouldn't have to worry about the Dementors, and maybe he could deal with Voldemort.

Snape looked at Lu Ke and nodded: "If you don't want to..."

Lu Ke shook his head: "It's okay if you go to class, but it can't affect other courses."

Snape turned and glanced at Heris Green.

The latter nodded: "Of course, if you do this, you won't have a weekend."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment: "Can I also take classes on weekends?"

Harris Green smiled and nodded: "Actually, there will only be two or three students studying alchemy in about ten years, but there is none this year, so my time can be adjusted according to yours."

Lu Ke was silent for a moment, then nodded: "Okay."

Harris Green showed an undisguised expression of excitement, and then nodded: "I have seen your class schedule with Professor Snape, and you can start classes tomorrow."

Lu Ke nodded.

He didn't think much about it and left with Khris Green.

But what Lu Ke didn't know was that after they left together, Umbridge quietly walked into Snape's office.

"Did you make it?"

Snape glanced at Umbridge, who looked expectant.

Although they had met many times for a long time, Snape would feel that his worldview had been greatly expanded whenever he looked at Umbridge alive.

He would never have thought that there would be such a person in the world.

"Successful."

Snape didn't want to say more, but it was obvious that Umbridge wouldn't let him.

"Thank you so much. Without your help, I would never have thought of this solution..."

Snape nodded casually.

Now he just wanted Umbridge to get out quickly.

But Umbridge was very enthusiastic and seemed to want to express her gratitude in a more specific way.

…

Lu Ke, who left with Harris Green, had no idea what Snape was facing now.

He was curious and asked why Harris Green suddenly wanted to come to him.

Harris Green smiled: "Actually, I have always wanted to find a chance to get to know you. After all..."

Lu Ke understood.

The Philosopher's Stone, the Alchemist's Gold, the King, and the Sun.

"Actually, Professor Flamel just wants to find someone to give away the Magic Stone."

A complicated expression flashed across Harris Green's face.

"But he chose you."

Lu Ke glanced at Harris Green: "Because the alchemists are too old."

This time, there was only pure bitterness on Harris Green's face.

"That's right..."

Alchemy in the wizarding world is a complex science. To use an analogy, the courses that can only be taken after graduation are equivalent to Muggle graduate courses.

Calculated at a similar ratio, there are not many wizards who have completed alchemy courses.

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