Chapter 294 Prophecy and Foreshadowing

Ivan followed the silver ladder all the way to the divination classroom.

The space inside is very closed, with at least twenty small round tables placed. The bright red curtains are tightly drawn, blocking the sunlight outside. Only a little light scatters in through the curtains, illuminating the entire classroom. The photo is bright red.

There are many shelves on the circular wall at the back, on which are placed dirty quills, candle holders, tattered playing cards and a lot of tea cups.

It looks like the venue for some mysterious ritual

The little wizards each found a place to sit down, and Ivan and others naturally sat together.

"Where's the professor? Isn't he here yet?" Ron said in surprise.

"No, Trelawney is already here." Ivan shook his head and motioned Ron to look behind the curtain on the right.

A thin witch with thick round glasses was standing there, looking at them through a piece of transparent gauze.

Ron was immediately startled, and Sybill Trelawney's erratic, unclear voice rang in the classroom.

"welcome!"

"It's so good to finally see you in the physical world." Trelawney walked out from behind the curtain.

She is not very tall. She is wearing a dark green silk robe, with countless chains hanging on her thin and long neck. Her light blond hair is unkempt and disheveled, and she looks like a crazy and mysterious person. Energetic.

As soon as she appeared on the stage, she calmed down the little wizards who came to class, and her words were far more shocking than her appearance.

In just a few minutes, Trelawney greeted Neville's grandmother in a threatening manner, warned Lavender that what she was most worried about would happen on October 16th, and threatened that around Easter this year, she would be present at the scene. Among the people, one will leave us forever.

The little wizards present were startled and frightened. When they heard the end, they all turned their eyes towards Harry.

They suspected that Trelawney's prophecy was talking about Harry, because many people had read about Sirius in the newspapers.

And Neville was tremblingly worried about whether something was going on with his grandma.

There are also some young wizards who are dubious, thinking that Trelawney is talking nonsense.

Because many senior students secretly told them that Professor Trelawney liked to curse one student to death every year, but everyone was alive and kicking in the end.

Ivan looked at Trelawney with interest. He knew very well that many of Trelawney's predictions had been verified in the original time and space, even the predictions made under normal conditions were no exception.

For example, this time, Trelawny's threatening prophecies, except for the uncertainty of whether something happened to Neville's grandmother, were all confirmed in the original time and space.

What Lavender was most afraid of was hearing the news that her rabbit had died, and it was confirmed on October 16th.

Around Easter, someone will leave everyone, and this sentence may refer to Hermione.

Because she was really fed up with Trelawny's nonsense and had too many courses to learn, she gave up the divination class and never came again. Naturally, there would be one less person in the divination class.

What makes Ivan a little curious is whether these predictions will come true now.

Because if he wanted to, he could kill Lavender's rabbit before October 16th and let her hear the news she was most afraid of in advance.

Or cancel the Divination class with Hermione around Easter, so that two people would be gone.

Then, Ivan shook his head in a funny way. He would not kill a little witch's pet just to verify the authenticity of a prophecy.

As for whether to cancel the divination class, it depends on whether he can keep the time turner next school year.

But Ivan soon thought that there was another way to interpret Trelawney's prophecy, which could also mean that Peter Pettigrew would leave everyone.

Ivan glanced at the pocket of Ron's wizard robe, and the mouse was staying there. It seemed that Trelawny's prediction was indeed not generally accurate!

Thinking of this, Ivan became even more interested in divination. I immediately opened the divination class book "Looking Through the Fog to See the Future" and read it casually for a while.

The various signs and foretellings written in the book were so confusing that it made Ivan's head hurt from reading them.

From the direction of the clouds in the sky to seeing a crow, a black dog, or even strange-shaped stones, there are different omens.

If we interpret it according to this, Ivan feels that he can find all kinds of things that can be interpreted around him every day.

Professor Trelawney quickly asked everyone to grab a teacup from the shelf and, in pairs, read the divination techniques she had taught them.

Ivan tried it again with a glimmer of hope. I made a cup of tea, drank it all in one go, and swung the tea cup three times.

Ivan checked his tea leaves along the rim of the cup, and before he could see the cup clearly, Hermione took it over.

"Professor Trelawney wants us to look at each other!" Hermione rolled her eyes at Ivan, and then handed her cup to Ivan.

The latter shrugged and didn't care. Ivan didn't really expect to see anything, so he began to observe Hermione's teacup.

There seemed to be nothing special about the scattered tea leaves at the bottom of the cup. Ivan then turned to the fifth page of "Pull Through the Fog and See the Future" and checked it. It showed that this was a bad omen, but did not say anything more. specific.

"Oh my God! This is an ominous omen!"

Behind him, a voice sounded.

Ivan, who was focusing on the book, was startled. He turned around and found that Sybill Trelawney was standing behind him at some point. Trelawney covered her mouth with a frightened expression on her face and trembled slightly. screamed. "You are a murderer! Blood hell!"

All the little wizards looked at Ivan with expressions of surprise and uncertainty.

Trelawney couldn't help but took a few steps back and accidentally bumped into the table behind her. Neville's hand shook and the teacup in his hand fell to the ground and shattered.

Ivan was surprised, not sure whether Trelawney was making a true prophecy.

What does this sentence mean?

Will you create a carnage? Is the ground full of blood like hell?

Ivan thought that he had indeed killed a lot of dark wizards during the summer vacation, and he might kill more after that. Interpreting it in this way was possible.

"Ivan, I think Professor Trelawney is talking nonsense. She actually thinks that you can see the future by shaking the tea cup a few times. This is too weird." Hermione was far away from Professor Trelawney. After a while, he couldn't help but comfort him.

"Who knows about prophecy?" Ivan shook his head and said half-jokingly.

"But what you were holding was clearly my teacup!" Hermione rolled her eyes and complained.

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