Not Quite Human

At a Defense Association gathering, word that Harry Potter's Boggart had turned into The Dark Lord spread like wildfire and quickly swept through the school.

Whenever the students who had attended the gathering recalled it, their expressions became exceedingly complicated, because Harry Potter had actually dressed The Dark Lord in an Irish skirt.

A mixture of awe and excitement left many students eager to witness the scene for themselves.

For a time, Albert's Defense Association gained a measure of fame among the students.

After learning that Albert did not refuse other students from joining the gatherings, many of them began considering paying the Defense Association a visit.

The very next day, rumors appeared on the black market: for one Galleon, you could see a photograph of The Dark Lord wearing an Irish skirt.

One Galleon to see one photograph.

It was practically daylight robbery.

After hearing about it, quite a few students went to Albert to complain.

He helplessly stated that he knew nothing about it. As for the photograph, Potter had taken it away after the gathering, so he no longer had any copies.

Yes, he truly had no photographs left, only the film.

When others tried to get a free look at the photograph of The Dark Lord from Albert, he helplessly said that he did not want Professor McGonagall to give him detention for spreading pictures of The Dark Lord.

Trying to freeload off him? Not a chance.

If they wanted to see for themselves what The Dark Lord looked like in an Irish long skirt, they had to pay an outrageous viewing fee. Naturally, no one could accept that.

So they went looking for Harry, but he said the photograph was not with him either.

Unwilling to be fleeced by a greedy merchant, the angry crowd