"There are at least two bastards watching us outside."
Ron, who had been standing by the window watching the street, lowered his binoculars and turned to Harry and Hermione, who were fiddling with the radio. "I think we should find an opportunity to put our training into practice and see how well we've done lately."
"So what are you planning to do? Go out there and beat those bastards senseless?" Hermione raised an eyebrow at Ron. "Would that actually accomplish anything besides alerting them?"
"Of course it would. We could take their wands and give them a proper beating." Ron threw a couple of punches through the air and said fiercely, "We have to teach those Dark wizards a lesson—make them understand that sending too few people to watch this place was an extremely stupid decision. And we could also..."
Ron paused, trying to recall what Fred had said earlier. "Well, I mean, we could help draw the Death Eaters' attention too. Those bastards have already got their eyes on us anyway, so we shouldn't let them have it too easy."
"That's not a bad idea."
"Harry!"
"We could use the Invisibility Cloak to ambush them."
Harry did not object to Ron's suggestion. He said to Hermione, "Don't be like that, Hermione. Something like this is bound to happen sooner or later. You can't expect us never to clash with those bastards. There's no harm in gaining some experience while we can."
"If you make a move before the Trace on you disappears, they'll have another legitimate reason to arrest you." Hermione knew Harry was not wrong, but she still felt there was no need to alert the enemy. There was nothing wrong with letting them keep watch outside and dealing with them when necessary. Besides...
"The Invisibility Cloak can't