A Magical Journey Starting at Hogwarts

"This year we will learn the basic methods of divination," Trelawney said. "In the first semester, we learn about tea leaves and palm reading, and in the summer semester, we can start learning about crystal balls."

"Professor, can you prove to us your prophecy ability?" Aaron raised his hand, "I think this will stimulate our enthusiasm for divination."

After the words fell, the students also looked at Professor Trelawney curiously, wanting to know if there was any prediction from them.

"Real predictions are often made when we are not expecting them." Professor Trelawney said a little tangledly, but soon changed the subject, "But some simple predictions are easier."

She looked at Parvati Patil, a black-haired Gryffindor girl, "Be wary of a red-haired man."

Parvati was stunned for a moment, and subconsciously looked at Ron Weasley, who was only across the aisle from her, and quickly moved her chair to the side to put as much distance between herself and him as possible.

Ron's eyes twitched slightly. Although he was not interested in this classmate, the movement of moving the chair really caused a lot of damage to his soul.

“School will be closed in February due to a bad flu.

I myself am deaf.

Around Easter, one of us will leave us forever. "

The atmosphere in the classroom suddenly became solemn. If this prophecy is true, it means that one person will die in this classroom next April.

"Dear." Trelawney looked at Lavender Brown who was closest to him, "Can you hand me the largest silver teacup."

Lavender swallowed, but breathed a heavy sigh of relief.

Just grabbing a tea cup, she was certainly not the one who left around Easter time.

She took the silver teacup off the shelf and placed it in Professor Trelawney's hand.

"Thank you, dear." Trelawney opened the teacup and took a look, with a hint of regret and reluctance in his smile. "The thing you fear most will happen on Friday, October 16th."

Aaron silently compared these predictions and looked at Lavender Brown thoughtfully.

If you want to know Professor Trelawney's prophecy ability, the fastest way is to wait and pay attention to this girl's performance on October 16th.

"Now each of you go and get a teacup from the shelf, and then come to me.

I will fill the cup with tea, and then you drink the tea, leaving only the tea leaves.

Shake the tea cup three times with your left hand, then turn the cup upside down on the tray. Wait until the last drop of water seeps out, then hand the cup to your partner for interpretation. " Trelawney smiled and reminded: "You can refer to the textbook "Looking Through the Fog to See the Future" to interpret the shape of the tea leaves. I will help you answer it at any time. "

The students immediately obeyed and took down the teacups from the shelf.

But when it was Neville's turn, Trelawney suddenly picked up the broom and dustpan and walked over.

Click!

The sound of broken porcelain sounded. Trelawney seemed to have expected this. While cleaning, he looked at Neville and said, "You'd better get a blue cup. The pink cup is my favorite."

Neville nodded blankly and picked up a cup with a blue pattern.

Aaron and Hermione went through the process according to Professor Trelawney's instructions, and then exchanged tea cups with each other.

"What can you see in my cup?" Aaron asked curiously.

Hermione opened the textbook, found the content about interpreting tea leaves, and then checked Aaron's teacup.

As time passed by, Hermione's brows furrowed deeper and deeper, and there was more struggle on her face.

"Uh...it doesn't matter if you can't tell. Your expression is quite scary."

"I can do that." Hermione took a deep breath and continued to dig into the teacup.

Aaron shook his head with a wry smile, and compared Hermione's teacup with the textbook. The shape of the tea leaves was like a bunch of chains, connected end to end, but with a small gap in the middle.

"Awesome!" Aaron raised his eyebrows, "Professor Trelawney is definitely a veritable prophet."

"What did you decipher?" Hermione asked.

"Are you sure you want to know?" Aaron asked playfully.

Hermione grabbed her tea cup, but after looking at the textbook for a long time, she still couldn't decipher it.

"Tell me quickly."

"Okay, okay." Aaron chuckled, "You will give up this course due to tremendous pressure. The specific time may be around Easter."

Hermione:......

"Impossible, you must have made a mistake."

"We'll see, I'll take a look at mine first."

Hermione handed Aaron's tea cup over, but he couldn't see the patterns inside clearly. In other words, the tea leaves in his cup were not a general mess, and almost all kinds of shapes could be seen.

"Can't you see through it?" Hermione said proudly, "I even doubt whether the tea leaves in your cup are alive."

At this time, Professor Trelawney walked to the table between the two of them, "Expand your thinking and let your eyes transcend the boundaries of the world."

"Uh... Professor, I think I see it very clearly." Aaron murmured, "One of your previous predictions was about her. I am at least 70% sure."

When Trelawney heard this, a smile flashed in his eyes as he looked at Aaron.

Before school started, Dumbledore told her to pay special attention to a Slytherin, but she didn't care at that time because divination looked at talent and had nothing to do with academic performance.

But now it seems that she was hasty. This student is one of the few people in the wizarding world who have the talent for divination.

"Yeah, but he can't see through himself." Hermione pouted.

"My dear, let me see." Professor Trelawney gave Aaron a gentle smile, and then took the teacup from the table.

She didn't need a textbook, she just stared at the tea leaves in the cup, constantly rotating the cup, and observing carefully from all directions.

"how so?"

"How?" Hermione asked anxiously.

"I have never seen such a complicated fate." Trelawney's eyes widened in excitement, "Sword... flame... My dear, the tea leaves show that you have experienced a tragic fight. What did you participate in? War?"

"Haha..." Aaron smiled coquettishly, but his heart was filled with turmoil.

Damn it! Damn it! ! Damn it! ! !

You can see all this, is he so good at divination?

You must learn this course, even if you can’t learn it, you must learn it. It doesn’t matter even if you give up all the remaining four courses.

"You must have read it wrong." Hermione interjected dissatisfiedly, "Aaron is only thirteen years old, and the brutal fighting has nothing to do with him."

Aaron swallowed, and then gave Trelawney a guilty look.

Trelawney looked at the curious eyes around him and immediately understood what Aaron meant.

"Maybe I saw it wrong." Trelawney did not feel embarrassed, but continued to look at the teacup from all angles.

"Short steps... you'll be out of town once, but you'll be back soon."

Hearing this, Aaron couldn't help but frown slightly.

Good sign, it looks like his next trip to another world won't take too long.

"Wait, there is another endless staircase... You will have a very long journey."

Aaron's heart skipped a beat, what does "long" mean? It’s too scary!

"Professor, what else did you see?"

Trelawney did not answer, but approached the tea cup with wide eyes, not even noticing that his glasses bumped against it.

"Chains, portals, arrows, stars, whirlpools, thrones..."

Professor Trelawney's unconscious interpretation was not even noticed by herself.

The teacup kept making clicking sounds, clear cracks slowly appeared, and bright red blood dripped from her palm.

Finally, the tea cup shattered, and Trelawney came back to her senses. She looked at the fragments everywhere in shock, as well as the brown powder mixed with blood.

"Who are you?" Trelawney asked in surprise.

"I'm just a thirteen-year-old wizard, there's no need to make such a fuss."

"No, I can't predict your fate." Trelawney said seriously. "The divination results tell me that you will grow infinitely in all kinds of troubles and crises, even to the point where I can't look up to you."

"It's not that exaggerated!" Aaron said sarcastically, but he already believed 80% of this prophecy.

This is determined by his status. Before he grows up to be the God of Magic, or becomes the leader of Gaius' clan, or gets married and has children, he must complete corresponding obligations according to clan rules.

hiss!

From this point of view, it might not be a good idea to stay in other worlds. At least you don't have to bear those responsibilities, and it can be regarded as retirement in disguise.

"Believe it or not." Trelawney narrowed his eyes and smiled.

The corner of Aaron's mouth twitched, "Then I would like to ask if there is a time limit for this prophecy."

"have no idea."

"Okay! I'm fine."

"Child," Professor Trelawney said hesitantly, "Your future is limitless, but this will be a considerable test for your psychological quality."

"Thank you." Aaron exhaled slowly, "I am fully mentally prepared for this."

Trelawney continued to walk around the classroom, answering questions for others from time to time.

"Aaron, don't take what she just said to heart." Hermione comforted, "It's all made up."

"Who knows?" Aaron shrugged, "The real situation is definitely not as exaggerated as what she said, but... it may not be false.

The divination class is really magical. It seems that I have to ask Jeans to prepare a crystal ball for me. "

"Don't you have a crystal ball?" Hermione asked in confusion.

"The grades are different! I need a higher quality...crystal ball." Aaron said seriously, "If you want to do your job well, you must first sharpen your tools. A high-quality crystal ball is still very useful for divination. Helpful.”

At this moment, several exclamations suddenly came from the side, and Professor Trelawney dropped Harry's teacup on the table like a hot potato.

She looked particularly frightened, and her eyes looked at Harry very seriously.

"My dear," Professor Trelawney said tremblingly, "You are at risk."

"Not strong?" Dean Thomas asked in confusion, "What do you mean by not being strong?"

"Unknown, dear, it is unknown." Professor Trelawney emphasized. "The big gloomy dog ​​that haunts the cemetery is the most vicious omen in our world. It heralds...death."