Chapter 306 The Interrupted Prophecy

Professor Trelawney first held the edge of the table with her hands, then twisted her body into a strange angle, her eyes rolled up, revealing two creepy white eyeballs.

Helga was first startled by Trelawney's change, and then immediately realized that she was going to make a prophecy, and judging from her state, she was going to make a very incredible prophecy!

Although she had seen a real prophet, she had never seen a fortune teller enter a similar state, and she didn't expect that she would actually run into it today.

Hufflepuff suddenly became excited: How many times can a person encounter a prophet who enters an ethereal state in his life? !

She felt that she was simply lucky. She immediately took two steps back, fearing that she would accidentally touch Trelawney and interfere with her divination.

Professor Trelawney had completely fallen into a coma at this moment, but she did not lie on the ground like a normal person, but leaned forward, pressed on the table, and one hand tightly grasped the crystal ball filled with smoke.

She suddenly opened her mouth and uttered a loud and hoarse voice: "This has already happened - the Dark Lord, who has been repeatedly hit hard, is isolated and helpless, has no friends, and has been abandoned by his followers. The only thing he can continue to use is himself.

His loyal servants have been locked up, and no one is willing to break their shackles... But when he changes from a player to a chess piece, he will get help at the cost of his freedom. He will be more powerful and more evil than before, but the rope will be pulled all the time-"

Hufflepuff opened her eyes wide, not wanting to miss any details in front of her. In her vision, Trelawney, who was originally ordinary, suddenly had very strange magical fluctuations on her body, as if she was resonating with the surrounding environment in a special way.

She had seen similar magical fluctuations on the prophet.

Bang!

Suddenly, there was a crisp sound from one side of the room, and the trap door of the divination classroom was opened, and a figure rushed up in a hurry.

"Sorry, Professor Trelawney, I forgot my schoolbag at--" Lavender rushed into the classroom, and was stunned by the scene in the classroom: Professor White was sitting upright on an ugly cushion, and Professor Trelawney was lying on the table in an extremely awkward posture, holding the crystal ball in one hand and squeezing the table with the other hand, her knuckles turned white.

After hearing the noise made by Lavender, Hufflepuff secretly cried out that it was not good, turned his head and saw that Trelawney's eyes had returned to normal.

Helga sighed secretly, picked up the schoolbag next to the cushion, and threw it into Lavender's arms.

"This should be your schoolbag."

Lavender woke up from a dream, looked at the two with strange eyes, thanked them quickly, and hurriedly left the Divination Classroom.

Professor Trelawney sat back in her seat with a dazed look on her face, and her memory was still stuck in the moment before she fainted.

What happened? Did I fall asleep accidentally? What's the matter with this strange posture? Her mind was filled with countless confusions, and then she suddenly realized a more terrible problem: she was doing divination for Professor White! How could a serious fortune teller fall asleep during divination! She hurriedly forced herself to calm down, and then stared at the crystal ball in front of her and studied the mist in it. After watching for a while, she also prepared her words in her heart. "I saw some bad signs in the crystal ball." She sighed and continued in her ethereal voice: "Stay away from grand gatherings as much as possible, because it may bring misfortune or even ominous..." Hufflepuff listened absent-mindedly. She had not yet gotten out of Trelawney's previous state, and was silently chewing every word she said in her heart. Trelawney babbled a lot of warnings to her, but she didn't listen to a word, and her energy was all on the dark devil. Trelawney talked for several minutes and found that Professor White didn't react at all. No matter what she said, Professor White didn't show any emotional fluctuations. Trelawney naturally lost interest in talking and hastily ended her "prophecy".

When Trelawney closed her mouth, Helga woke up from her dream. She hesitated for a moment and asked Trelawney: "Professor Trelawney, do you think I can see my friend again?"

Trelawney: ???

You, a person who lived hundreds of years ago, asked me if I could see my friend again? I am a fortune teller, and this is not my business! If you want to see the dead, you should go to the legendary resurrection stone.

"Let everything be arranged by fate." She said casually.

"You are right." Hufflepuff nodded, and after chatting with Trelawney for a few words, he left the divination class.

After Professor White left the divination class, Trelawney did not hesitate at all, and quickly took out a pen and paper and wrote down the herbal formula she had written down on it.

Then she was very desperate to find that after accidentally falling asleep in the middle of the class, she had forgotten most of the herbal formula she had written down before!

Trelawney wanted to cry but had no tears, and now she could only hope in Professor White. Next time she comes to me for divination, I will just use the crystal ball to tell her fortune.

Helga, who left the West Tower, did not feel sorry for the interruption of Trelawney's prophecy, because, as Trelawney said, it was the arrangement of fate and the characteristics of divination. Without Lavender, there might be other accidents that interrupted her prophecy - for example, a dizzy raven crashed into the window of the divination classroom.

Moreover, she had heard the most important part of the prophecy: a dark wizard who had lost power would make a comeback with the help of outsiders.

Helga, who knew something about the history of modern magic, immediately set her sights on the dark wizard named Voldemort.

'Is Voldemort going to make a comeback? Let's talk to Salazar later. ' She kept this in mind silently, but didn't care too much.

In her opinion, it was just a dark wizard, and there was no need to make a fuss.

She returned to her office and immediately wrote a letter to Les. After the letter was written, she tapped it with her wand, and the letter turned into a bird and flew out of her office door.

After that, Helga thought for a while and decided to inform the current headmaster Dumbledore about what had just happened.

After all, he is the current headmaster! Since she and Salazar chose to respect him, he must also assume the corresponding obligations, right?

So, she wrote a second letter and recorded the prophecy she heard in the divination classroom.

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