The Alchemist of Harry Potter

"Isobel, can I come in?"

After a short knock on the door, Katrina's voice rang from outside the door.

"Hold on."

Isobel raised her finger and touched the double-sided mirror lightly, got up and walked to the door, opening the door to let her sister enter the room.

Before Katrina went to Hogwarts school, she often went to her room and asked her to tell stories or teach some simple magic.

However, since school, the relationship between the two sides seems to have become estranged.

Katrina has finally grown up and no longer needs to rely on her sister everywhere.

Isobel looked at his sister and thought with relief.

"Who were you talking to just now?" Katrina asked suspiciously.

"What's the matter?" Isobel changed the subject aloud, "Are you still struggling with the results of the divination exam?"

Katrina looked at the furnishings in the room and glanced over the desk. Several years have passed, and there has been almost no change except for more books.

"Do you think you can get excellent results in the OWLs divination test?" Katrina did not delve into the question just now, but directly asked about the divination test results.

In last semester's divination exam, Katrina ended up with only a good score.

"You want to ask me if I can do divination?"

Isobel looked into his sister's eyes and answered the question calmly, "Unfortunately, I'm not good at divination, and I can't predict the future through a crystal ball. Divination requires talent, and I obviously don't have it."

"But why are you sure that you can get a high score in the OWLs divination test?" Katrina asked her doubts.

To be honest, she disliked Professor Trelawney very much, and felt that he was a liar. Although she had worked hard in this area, she had gained far less than other disciplines.

"Professor Trelawney should not be a liar." Isobel seemed to see through his sister's thoughts and explained kindly, "

She is a descendant of the famous fortune teller Cassandra Trelawney. If you don't have real ability, I'm afraid you won't be able to serve as a professor of divination at Hogwarts for a long time. "

"Moreover, prophecy needs the support of talent."

"I didn't say what Professor Trelawney expected to see, and she only gave me a good one in the end?" Katrina knew exactly what the crystal ball divination exam was like.

"Katrina, there is one thing you need to be clear about. In fact, the divination we have learned is only the most basic knowledge. Even an advanced divination class can't really teach you how to predict the future." Isobel was like petting a kitten To smooth out Katrina's blown-up hair, "Crystal ball divination, tea interpretation, palmistry (check the lifeline and wisdom line) are the contents of the OWLs divination test."

"Every year's exams are these three, do you know why?"

Katrina shook her head, how could she possibly know the reason.

"They never expected to rely on divination classes to cultivate excellent fortune-tellers. Prophecy requires talent." Isobel repeated this sentence again: "A gifted wizard, after taking a fortune-telling class, will naturally be able to master it very quickly. Those divination knowledge, and based on it, began to learn to master their own prophecy ability. Wizards who do not have the gift of prophecy can only ponder the objects they see by themselves, and give the so-called standard answers based on the knowledge given in the book."

"The result doesn't matter. Even if you can get good grades in this class, you can't be a good fortune teller without the gift of prophecy, and you will only be regarded as a liar in the end."

"What's the point of this class?" Katrina was even more puzzled.

"It's easier to identify who will divination." Isobel thought for a while and added: "Let your three years of hard work have a perfect ending, instead of being completely rejected."

Katrina fell into a longer silence. According to Isobel, talent is very important, even more than hard work, if you want to become a fortune teller.

Well, Professor Trelawney made her feel like,

An under-talented fortune-teller?

Still a liar.

"Does Albert really know divination? You should know what I mean!"

In fact, Katrina didn't really want to mention this name in front of Isobel, and it always made her feel embarrassed every time she mentioned it.

"He will." Isobel nodded. "In fact, several of his predictions have come true."

"He told you?"

"Why ask that?"

"It's nothing." Katrina said, "That guy always likes to be mysterious."

"Mysterious boys are more attractive, aren't they?" Isobel said.

"When did you start dating?" Katrina asked dryly.

"It was during the beginning of last semester!" Isobel blinked and said playfully, "I confessed to him first."

"It's impossible, you are so good." Katrina was stunned and stuttered a little.

"He's better than me." Isobel didn't tease his sister, and said with a smile, "It really doesn't matter who confesses first, as long as you can get the results you want."

"Did you really confess first?" Katrina was still struggling with this question.

"I just gave a little hint."

"What does it feel like to be in love?" the girl asked curiously. She had seen her friends fall in love, and occasionally discussed those things with them.

"Feel?"

Isobel seems to be choosing the words: "Obsessed."

"obsessed?"

"I'm afraid you will have to wait for someone you like to understand." Isobel said with a smile, "Do you already have someone you like?"

"No." Katrina glanced at Isobel secretly, and quickly changed the subject: "I heard from my friends that when they are in love, they always send letters to each other every day."

"It's the norm," Isobel quipped, "but it's a bit difficult for Albert, who receives and sends a lot of letters every month. When we were at school, most of us used newsletter bookmarks to related."

Katrina's spirit was a little dazed. She felt that Albert might have created the newsletter bookmarks to get in touch with Isobel smoothly.

"I feel lost in love."

Katrina leaned her head on Isobel's shoulder and murmured softly.

"You're not in love, how can you be broken-hearted?" Isobel stroked her sister's hair and comforted softly.

"I've never beaten you since I was a child." Katrina muttered softly, "The truth wins once, and once is enough."

Looking at Katrina who had left in a trance, Isobel couldn't help but shook her head, came back to the double-sided mirror, and called Albert's name softly to the mirror.

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