Harry Potter and the Attack of the Squibs

Just when Lu Ke was hesitating whether to go back, he suddenly noticed that the surroundings were getting dark.

Lu Ke didn't need to turn around to know that something was blocking the white light coming from the hole behind him.

But what it was, Lu Ke was confused.

But he didn't need to spend time looking for the answer, the answer had already come to him.

Countless giant squids emerged from the holes on all sides of the cave. They were like rubber that could be stretched and retracted at will. One tentacle was followed by other tentacles, and then the body.

It was more like smoke rising from the mouth of a small bottle.

Countless giant squids crowded this space, their tentacles floating in the water, just like a forest of water plants.

Lu Ke stood there and let out a long sigh.

Now there's trouble.

In such a crowded place, with so many giant squids, the golden algae in Lu Ke's hand would not be of any use at all, and might even arouse their anger.

But it was too late for what Lu Ke wanted to do.

In front of him was the eye of a giant squid, reflecting golden light.

Then the squid jumped out.

Because it was a closed space surrounded by other giant squids, it did not leave Lu Ke's sight this time.

The action of a giant squid awakened all the giant squids here.

They quickly noticed the golden algae and began to retreat.

For a time, the spherical space above and below Lu Ke was empty.

But Lu Ke didn't feel happy at all.

Because the tentacles stretched out towards him.

You can't even count how many roots there are. It feels like a living ancient forest, with all the tall and thick trees trying to catch you.

Lu Ke had no way to avoid it, and he finally fell into a huge tentacle.

Then all the giant squids came closer.

With fear and curiosity, they focused their attention on Lu Ke, a small creature, and the algae in his hands.

There was no emotion in these glances, only the thought of dealing with the threat.

Then the tentacles began to exert force.

This time Lu Ke put his right hand on his chest from the beginning, so he did not suffocate quickly.

But not long after, Lu Ke heard the creaking of his ribs.

Even with Lu Ke's strange strength, he couldn't fight against the giant squid.

For a moment, Lu Ke fell into despair.

Then he shook his head.

Now is not the time.

Lu Ke still has many ways, such as Pallas.

Then he noticed that Pallas was not around.

Since Pallas could not enter the water, he remained behind the door of the Room of Requirement.

Lu Ke continued to recall that he had other ways.

Then he realized that there was nothing he could do.

This was the first time Lu Ke encountered a completely desperate situation.

He was stunned for a moment, then raised the basin in his left hand and shook it in the water.

A clear golden liquid floated up.

This was the first time Lu Ke saw the liquid brought out by the algae, but nothing happened.

This is not enough to solve the current dilemma.

Lu Ke heard the sound of bones all over his body creaking.

Then the world stopped.

It was a very strange feeling, as if the sound of the wind suddenly disappeared and everything in front of me turned into a painting.

The power around Lu Ke's body completely disappeared.

He raised his head blankly, and then saw the stars in the sky.

Of course, it was impossible to see stars here. What Lu Ke saw were small silver swimming fish.

They have a silvery light on their bodies, and they are exactly the kind of silver fish that live in symbiosis with golden algae, and are the "silver fish" that give the algae its name.

But these small fish are far more powerful than Lu Ke thought.

Right in front of Lu Ke's eyes, a small fish controlled a giant squid.

Lu Ke looked around in amazement. In the entire cave, all the giant squids were motionless because there was a small fish next to them.

Then a small fish swam carefully in front of Lu Ke.

Lu Ke smiled and raised the water basin in his left hand.

Then the little fish got into the golden algae.

Lu Ke remembered the records he had seen occasionally.

In the Indian Ocean, there lives a magical little silver fish called the Lamorra. They are the patron saints of sailors. As long as a small Lamorra fish can keep a ship afloat in the rough waves of the sea. In place, neither overturned nor carried away.

Occasionally, a sailor will be favored by them, and this sailor will be called the chosen one, destined to become the king of the sea.

It would certainly be easier for a lamorra to anchor a giant squid on the bottom than it would be to anchor a ship on the surface.

Lu Ke held the basin carefully and sighed.

The Lamora fish living on the shore of the Black Lake must not have arrived here in time, so the truth of the matter is very simple. The white light that illuminates the Ravenclaw bust comes from these small silver fish.

But now Lu Ke is thinking about another thing.

He needs the ink of a giant squid.

But the silver fish will definitely not understand this strange request.

Just when Lu Ke was hesitating about what to do, he realized that he didn't have to do anything.

The giant squid, which had been fixed in place and could not move away no matter how hard it struggled, finally collapsed.

A giant squid sprayed a stream of ink at Lu Ke, the most obvious target in front of them.

These inks were different from all the inks Lu Ke had ever seen. They were almost semi-solidified jelly.

Lu Ke shook his head, no wonder Ravenclaw asked for ink underwater.

He returned to the marble bust with some ink in his right hand.

Carefully putting the ink into the ink bottle, Lu Ke reached out and picked up the quill.

On the parchment, Lu Ke wrote the words "giant squid".

Although he didn't know whether he should write this, Lu Ke decided to give it a try.

As a result, in front of him, the two words on the parchment, and the squid behind them slowly disappeared.

The greatness remains.

Lu Ke sighed helplessly.

He had no idea what the mistake was.

The fact that it was huge on the parchment meant that he was right.

Lu Ke reluctantly raised his head and began to think.

In fact, Lu Ke also had an impression of the alias of squid. It seemed to be called squid. In addition, there was also an octopus that also had tentacles.

Lu Ke raised his pen, and then found helplessly that he couldn't write the word "Squid".

This was the first time that Lu Ke felt that his abilities were limited.

So he reluctantly wrote the octopus on the parchment.

And the word stuck.

At that moment, Lu Ke's long-standing memories slowly emerged from nowhere.

In fact, Lu Ke had never seen an octopus or a squid since he was a child. It was only later that he vaguely learned that there were such things.

As for the difference in appearance between the two, Lu Ke knew almost nothing.

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