Not Quite Human

News that Harry Potter's Boggart had turned into Lord Voldemort at a Defence Association gathering spread like wildfire and quickly circulated throughout the school.

Whenever the students who had attended the gathering recalled it, their expressions became exceedingly complicated, because Harry Potter had actually put an Irish skirt on Lord Voldemort.

A mixture of awe and excitement made many students want to see the scene for themselves.

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

After learning that Albert did not refuse other students from joining the gatherings, many students began thinking about visiting the Defence Association themselves.

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

One Galleon for a single photograph.

It was practically daylight robbery.

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

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

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

When others tried to see the photograph of Lord Voldemort for free through Albert, he helplessly said that he did not want Professor McGonagall to give him detention for spreading photos of Lord Voldemort.

Trying to freeload off him? Not a chance.

If they wanted to see Lord Voldemort in a long Irish skirt with their own eyes, they would have to pay an exorbitant viewing fee. Naturally, that was unacceptable.

So they went to Harry, but he said the photographs were not with him either.

Unwilling to be fleeced by a heartless merchant, the angry crowd took the matter to Professor McGonagall.

Upon hearing that someone was