Ron asked the same question, and Ginny ignored him. Harry asked, and Ginny answered immediately.
"Mum saw you weren't in your rooms, so she asked me. I didn't know either. But I also had a look at that Book of Dreams you were reading earlier, and as it happens, um, I know a little magic related to the Dream Realm..."
Black Ginny helped Ginny compose this answer in her head.
Ginny's head went fuzzy whenever she saw Harry. Asking her to lie to his face was, admittedly, just a little difficult.
Ron and Hermione both nodded. Although Ron had some reservations about Ginny actually studying Dream Realm magic, it wasn't something he couldn't accept.
Only Harry gave Ginny a meaningful look.
That look from Harry immediately flustered Ginny, and she lowered her head slightly.
Harry said nothing. Instead, he looked at the Flying Broomstick in Ginny's hand, then at the still-distant Pyramid, and asked somewhat hesitantly, "Ginny, do you have another broom?"
"Huh?" Ginny quickly looked up at his words. She hesitated, then shook her head again. "No, just this one. But I don't know whether Hermione has one in her bag..."
As she spoke, she handed Hermione her small bag.
Hermione took the bag and shook her head. "There isn't a Flying Broomstick in my bag. You know I'm no good with those."
Harry and Ron both nodded.
Hermione might have been an all-round academic ace, but she really wasn't good at Quidditch. That was one of her regrets, too.
Hermione greatly admired Professor McGonagall, who had been a decent Quidditch player in her youth, at least during her school days.
She had simply stopped playing after being injured in a match.
Hermione modeled herself on Professor McGonagall in everything. She had even begun secretly studying the Animagus transformation