I abducted HP's friend on his wedding day

In distant time and space, a mysterious girl knocked on a door.

The dull knock on the door did not alert anyone in the tree house, which made the girl frown slightly.

She hesitated for a moment and continued to hold the wooden door helplessly.

This stubbornness obviously forced the people in the room who deliberately remained silent to compromise.

With a creak, the wooden door slowly opened, revealing the dim environment inside. It could even be said to be dark. Amidst the smoke, a little candlelight flickered in the diluted oxygen.

The girl who came to look for someone showed a trace of impatience.

Behind the scarlet candlelight is a vague half-face, just a chin. The blue-gray lips are dry and peeling. The pale and lifeless skin has no luster under the candlelight. It is hidden behind the candlelight. The person is like a dead corpse, silent and silent.

Her hood covered most of her face, and greasy brown hair escaped from the hood.

This woman seemed to surprise the girl who came to look for her.

Her confused gaze fell on the woman in front of her.

"Ms. Trelawney?"

The girl spoke hesitantly.

"Excuse me……"

A hoarse voice sounded, which was particularly harsh in the background of rustling sounds.

The girl couldn't help but frown.

"I came here specifically to ask for news about my two friends. They are missing..." The girl paused briefly. "We thought of various ways to find people, but there was no news."

"I'm here to use your eyes so you can see where they are."

The girl's eyes were focused on the woman.

"Slytherin and Gryffindor?"

It was really uncomfortable to hear these two names in a hoarse, crow-like voice.

Even so, the girl who came to ask for help just endured secretly.

"At this hour, I can't see them."

Trelawney sighed softly.

"Even in the future, I still won't be able to see them."

"Even my eyes now only see more of their past."

The girl showed a hint of surprise.

"Even you?"

"..."

After a long silence, Trelawney continued: "If you insist, I can only say that in the long, long future, so long that I can't even see clearly, I saw their shadows... their backs !”

"Are they still alive?" The girl narrowed her eyes.

"They will come back..."

Before the girl could speak, Trelawney said tiredly: "The direction of fate, the mottled light and shadow, tell me that they still have to complete things, and they will definitely come back."

Trelawney hesitated.

"Where they are now, that is not their place!"

"It sounds pretty good, at least I think it's pretty good. If you can come back, you don't need to worry, right?" The girl secretly breathed a sigh of relief. "That's fine, just stay alive."

At least this way, that stupid Gryffindor guy won't be angered by the Slytherin family and put to death.

As long as Salazar Slytherin himself is still alive, there is still room for change.

"Thank you very much for your help, Ms. Trelawney."

"..."

As an extremely rare prophet among wizards, Trelawney was trapped in the quagmire, and her precious abilities became coveted prey by other wizards.

The girl in front of her, a young lady from the Ravenclaw family, was able to come to Trelawney only because her parents protected Trelawney's existence.

Being able to speak to solve Ravenclaw's doubts was only out of favor with the Ravenclaws.

"Why don't you ask about your own destiny?"

Trelawney's deep voice sounded.

After saying a few words, her intermittent, dry and hoarse voice, which had not spoken for a long time, got better.

The tone is somewhat smooth.

Rowena seemed to have heard something interesting.

"Although I came here to inquire about the whereabouts of my two stupid friends, I personally do not believe in prophecies."

Rowena's bright eyes were filled with brilliance.

"In my opinion, the so-called prophecy is just to let the object of the prophecy make the choices described in the prophecy."

Rowena showed a hint of mockery.

"Just like the prophecy received by King Laius of Thebes, he believed the prophecy and created Oedipus who killed his father and married his mother."

Rowena shook her head and said scornfully: "Wisdom is the most precious wealth of mankind. I am not the Theban King Laios who foolishly believed in the prophecy. I am afraid of the so-called prophecy and fall into that terrible trap. , it’s just that he didn’t think rationally about the so-called prophecy!”

All of Rowena's attitudes show her arrogance. She doesn't believe in prophecies, she believes in herself even more.

Trelawney just remained silent.

Until the girl left.

"The sane Ravenclaw, and the crazy Ravenclaw of the future, you will never be loved, my poor child."