The Day of the Draw at Hogwarts

Everyone stood up, slowly came to Professor Trelawney's side, and stretched their heads to look at the two pieces of parchment on the table. When they saw the two words on the parchment with different fonts but the same meaning, everyone's hearts skipped a beat: it seemed that this could not be explained by coincidence.

Even Ron glanced at Harry, becoming suspicious.

"Kicking observation, amazing talent!" Professor Trelawney praised in a chant-like tone: "My child, I have been teaching at Hogwarts for fourteen years, and you are the most talented person I have ever seen in divination. The most outstanding student.”

The little wizards made a sound of unknown meaning, seeming to be amazed at Professor Trelawney's evaluation of Tom. This was the first time they had seen a professor-level teacher praise a student so much.

Hermione also made a strange sound, a bit like a cat with a ball of wool stuck in its throat. What just happened was beyond her knowledge and made her extremely confused.

It is impossible for Tom to collude with Professor Trelawney, so they really have the same interpretation. Could it be that Tom really has the gift of a prophet? Hermione thought in her mind, but if the answers on the test paper are exactly the same as those of a scumbag, that shouldn't be a good thing, right?

Could it be that Professor Trelawney actually has real abilities? An idea came to Hermione's mind. She couldn't come to a conclusion, and there was only one thing she was sure of: Tom and Professor Trelawney should be about the same level of prophecies.

Professor Trelawney looked extremely satisfied. She even felt like she had met a close friend in the mountains and rivers - after all these years, she finally had a student who could keep up with her thinking.

"Yodele, right?" Although they have never met, Professor Trelawney can recognize every student in the class. This is nothing surprising. At the end of each school year, she would ask Dumbledore for a list of students who signed up for her class in the next school year, and then write down their appearance and names.

"There is no need to continue studying other courses. With your talent, you should stay away from the hustle and bustle of campus and devote your energy to divination. With your talent, you are very likely to become the next prophet!"

The students around him couldn't help but trembled. A "prophet" is a wizard who has the innate ability to use his Third Eye to foresee the future. Every prophecy made by the Prophet will be recorded by the Ministry of Magic and stored in the Hall of Prophecy in the Department of Mysteries.

The title "Prophet" is very important in the magic world. The only existing prophets in the wizarding world are Cassandra Wabraski, the author of "Clear the Mist and See the Future", and Gertler Grindelwald, the first Dark Lord. One of these two people is already old, and the other is behind bars.

As for Professor Trelawney, she may have to wait until she makes a shocking prediction before she can be called a prophet.

Are you going to give up other courses and study divination? From Professor Trelawney's point of view, this is simply "Qin Shihuang touching the switch" - a loser. But in Tom's eyes, it's like "drinking milk from a bull" - insisting on sucking without asking for results!

Learning divination cannot save a wizard. Or to put it more fashionably, divination is of little use to his future career development. In Tom's opinion, divination is the biochemical material of the magic world. Are biochemical environmental materials and civil engineering important? Of course it's important, but are you willing to learn this? Or if you were given a chance to start over, would you study again? Do you want your child to be a material person/civilian/biological person?

This course is a trap! Tom knew very well how miserable Professor Trelawney was before he met Dumbledore. The most incredible thing is that Professor Trelawney improved his situation by finding a teaching position in the school... so he didn't want to fall into this trap. He wanted to learn the knowledge of divination, but he didn't want to just learn the knowledge of divination.

So he shook his head, "Professor, I would rather be an adventurer."

Professor Trelawney sighed, "The north tower of Hogwarts Castle will always be open to you - I hope your third eye has not been blinded then."

The disinterested Professor Trelawney lost interest in continuing to read. She was about to return Harry's teacup to him. When she picked up the teacup, she took another look at the dregs inside.

She gasped and screamed, the teacup falling from her hands. Dean Thomas, standing next to her, had quick eyes and quick hands and caught the cup that was wandering around the edge of life and death.

"Professor, what did you see?" he asked carefully.

Professor Trelawney looked pale and took the tea cup from Dean. After being silent for a while, he said: "I saw something ominous. You have something ominous -" She looked at Harry with her big eyes. Staring at him made Harry feel nervous.

But there is a question, what is "unknown"?

Harry wasn't the only one who didn't understand.

Professor Trelawney was very shocked, feeling as if he had met an Egyptian who didn't know Nasser.

"Unknown is a bad omen! I just saw a big dog that haunts the cemetery in your teacup. That is the most dangerous omen, a bad omen of death!"

Everyone turned their attention to Harry, and Harry himself felt as if someone had poured a large glass of ice water into his stomach. He thought of the big black dog he saw after running away from "home". I remembered my own experience on the train and thought of the man whose name I cannot even mention...

But Hermione was a little different from the others. She walked around to Professor Trelawney.

"Professor, can divination only show bad omens?" She was not infected by the atmosphere in the classroom, but analyzed calmly: "Professor, you only saw bad omens just now, is there any good news?"

Professor Trelawney gave her a cold look, as if to say: Rotten wood cannot be carved, "Dear, I see that the aura around you is very small, and you have no perception of the future - your question proves it. Please forgive me for saying this, but your state will have a profound impact on your future relationships..."

Hermione wanted to argue, but Tom tugged on her sleeve to calm her down: Harry was losing control.

Seeing that the classroom atmosphere had been ruined, Professor Trelawney felt that she was bored. It was time for get out of class to end, so she directly announced that the class was over.

After class, Hermione and Tom deliberately found a deserted corner, and then she fumbled in her collar and pulled out the gold chain of the time turner.

She drew Tom closer, put the chain around his neck, and then turned the hourglass around.

Time started to go back.

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A quick little essay on the street:

I have decided that I will eat less in the evening from now on, just winter dates, flower rolls and braised beef~

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