Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Lu Ke staggered through the corridor.

His injury was not a fake. In order to seize the opportunity to deal with Nagini, Lu Ke paid a heavy price.

Even though Voldemort was exhausted, he was still astonishingly powerful when he struck with anger.

Lu Ke kept vomiting blood along the way.

His internal organs were injured and he had difficulty breathing. His lungs were probably ruptured and blood was pouring from his trachea.

Fortunately, Hufflepuff's potion is still effective and Lu Ke is slowly recovering.

But he soon encountered Death Eaters.

They were surprised at first, then turned to horror.

Lu Ke looked confused as all the Death Eaters who saw him turned around and ran away.

Looking at it like that, it was as if Lu Ke was not injured at all.

From the corridor on the first floor to the door of the Room of Requirement, not a single Death Eater took action, so Lu Ke had no choice but to stop acting like he was unable to move forward.

He was indeed pretending to be seriously injured and powerless. Of course, the serious injury was real, but the powerlessness was fake.

I originally thought I could catch a few Death Eaters, but now no Death Eaters actually took the bait at all.

Lu Ke turned around helplessly and walked into the Room of Requirement.

When they saw him, everyone looked frightened.

Lu Ke does not seem to be in good condition now. There is blood on the corner of his mouth and his face is pale.

But Lu Ke just raised his hand: "Mrs. Pomfrey..."

So everyone suppressed the questions that had rushed to their lips.

Lu Ke honestly drank the potion to treat trauma and relieve pain, then lay on the bed and let Madam Pomfrey use the magic spell to heal the injury.

Soon he fully recovered, but under Madam Pomfrey's stern gaze, Lu Ke had no choice but to lie down.

Only then did Professor McGonagall come over: "What did you just do?"

Lu Ke smiled: "Beheaded the big snake Nagini."

As he spoke, he raised the Gryffindor sword in his hand: "Put it away, Headmaster, there is no need for it now."

Professor McGonagall reached out and took the sword, then nodded: "The man in the bottle?"

Lu Ke just smiled: "I have a way to deal with the little man in the bottle."

A trace of disbelief flashed across Professor McGonagall's face: "That means..."

Lu Ke propped up his upper body: "Voldemort is not far from death."

He raised his right hand to Madam Pomfrey who was about to stop her: "The opportunity is fleeting."

Madam Pomfrey fell silent reluctantly.

Lu Ke stood up: "Use a magic spell to let the whole Hogwarts hear it, and say that I will fight Voldemort at the gate of the castle."

"Wizard duel, one on one."

"If I win, I'll give you nothing. If I lose, I'll give you Hogwarts."

Professor McGonagall glanced at Lu Ke: "You are no match for him."

Lu Ke nodded: "So I need a little cheating."

"Don't worry, I will definitely win this time."

Professor McGonagall took a deep look at Lu Ke and then nodded.

"But you know, wizard duels need an assistant, so I'll be your assistant."

Just as Lu Ke was about to object, Professor McGonagall interrupted him: "Don't worry, Voldemort is too proud, he will not arrange assistants for himself."

Lu Ke was stunned for a moment and could only nod helplessly.

Soon, Professor McGonagall's voice echoed throughout Hogwarts.

On the surface of the Black Lake, in the depths of the Forbidden Forest, on the highest towers, in the basements, everyone and all magical creatures heard these words.

"Voldemort, Lu Ke challenges you to a wizard duel at the gate of the castle!"

"If you win, you will get the entire Hogwarts. This is the principal's promise!"

The sound was like a wave, rushing through the entire Hogwarts over and over again until no one could forget it.

Then Lu Ke and Professor McGonagall walked out of the Room of Requirement together.

Although Lu Ke didn't say anything, all the guards behind them followed.

Everyone walked down the steps together and arrived at the gate of the castle.

Despite their careful vigilance, not a single Death Eater appeared.

Lu Ke smiled in his heart.

The mysterious voice also appeared again: "I originally thought I was the secret weapon for the final victory..."

Lu Ke replied in his heart: "Be prepared, you are indeed the secret weapon for victory."

"What? Now?"

Lu Ke had already reached the castle gate. He looked up and glanced outside. Even though it was dark, he could still see countless Death Eaters there.

"Yes, use that move before the duel begins."

"Prepare!"

Lu Ke strode out of the door and stood in front of Voldemort.

"Tom..."

He smiled: "I won't lie about not seeing each other for a long time. After all, we just met. Are you a little surprised?"

Voldemort held the Elder Wand in his hand and watched as rage and resentment flashed across Lu Ke's face, but he still maintained the demeanor of the Dark Lord.

"I want to confirm again, will you give up Hogwarts?"

Voldemort turned a blind eye to Lu Ke when he spoke. He stared at Professor McGonagall.

Professor McGonagall nodded: "Of course."

"I believe Lu Ke."

Voldemort snorted and fell into silence.

There was a flurry of murmurs among the surrounding Death Eaters.

If it was the former Voldemort, he would have definitely agreed by now.

But Voldemort had just lost Nagini, and at that time he was facing Lu Ke alone.

This was a carefully prepared raid. Just like every time Lu Ke had done before, he chose the moment when Voldemort was most vulnerable: both physically and mentally.

Looking at Voldemort, Lu Ke shouted in his heart: "Now!"

Then an invisible wave swept across the entire Hogwarts.

Everyone thought something was happening, but they didn't know what it was.

Then, as if a fire was ignited, fear began to spread in the hearts of the Death Eaters.

The darkness encouraged this trend, and eventually, Death Eaters began to turn around.

They were silent and covered by night, but miraculously, the departure of every Death Eater was clearly noticed by the other Death Eaters.

So more people left.

Like an avalanche, soon all the Death Eaters began to move.

They no longer even cared about anything, the eyes of their companions, the threat of Voldemort, everything was left behind, and there was only one thought in their hearts, that is, to leave this place where they would die without a burial.

Voldemort turned around blankly. When he noticed all this, there were only a dozen Death Eaters left behind him.

And his gaze made those Death Eaters who were still holding on give up completely.

They disapparated in front of Voldemort.

So in the end, in front of Voldemort, there was only an open space shrouded in night.

This is the lawn that Hogwarts has always carefully taken care of with magic, but the green grass has lost its color in the winter.

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