From Kamal Taj to Hogwarts

"Your future is - death, the related word is the end." Trelawney said.

Xiwen looked at the skeleton riding a white horse on the card and frowned.

"So what is the meaning of this card?" Xiwen asked puzzledly. "Does it mean that people will eventually reach the end of life?"

Trelawney glanced at Sivan with a cold look. Then she curled her lips and explained to him: "In Tarot cards, Death does not completely represent death and the end. It can also represent a new stage!

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"After the old world was destroyed, new life was born, welcoming the new stage with vigor. Although the 'God of Death' brought death, it also gave hope of reconstruction. Because of the destruction, construction came into being.

space." Trelawney said.

Sivan thought about it carefully and found that Trelawney's explanation seemed to have little reference value.

I said it, but not completely...

"Why do I feel...every card is interpreted as if there is no interpretation, it seems good, sometimes bad, ambiguous." Xiwen questioned. "So, is your tarot card divination really accurate?"

"Tarot cards have upright and reversed positions, which represent different situations respectively. This is not something I can decide." Trelawney shook her head and said. "What's more, because of your specialness, I can't be sure about myself.

Is the divination accurate?"

Xiwen felt a little speechless. Fortunately, he felt very nervous when he saw the resurrection and reincarnation in the first two pictures. He did not expect that the divination could not give any accurate hints at all.

All we can say is that fortune tellers are indeed big liars!

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As the whistle sounded, the train began to slowly leave the platform.

Sivan also lost interest in tarot card divination, leaned on the leather backrest of the seat, and opened the "Book of Spells" written by Miranda.

This book is also Miranda's Christmas gift to Sivan. It is equipped with advanced search spells, which can accurately find the spells you need to find in the book. It is extremely advanced!

While Xiwen was studying this book, there was a knock on the box door.

"Routine inspection of the carriage!" came a magnetic female voice.

Then, a senior witch opened the box door. She had long gray hair, a pair of blue eyes, and a pair of exquisite metal glasses.

"Miranda?" Sivan looked at the Ravenclaw witch wearing the prefect's badge in front of him and was stunned for a moment.

Then, he noticed Miranda's new outfit and laughed happily.

Xiwen waved to her and said, "The new glasses suit you very well. They look much better than the old pair of black-rimmed glasses!"

When Miranda saw Xiwen, she raised her lips happily and said with a smile: "Thank you for your Christmas gift, I like it very much!"

Then, she hesitantly asked: "In addition, how come the royalties sent to me are so high? You couldn't have done anything secretly, right?"

"That one is in charge of Steward Stott at the family's bookstore in Diagon Alley. I just gave him your sample manuscript." Xiwen smiled easily and said to Miranda. "Don't worry, Steward Stott."

But it won’t make our family lose money.”

"I guess it's because the sales volume is so good. After all, your "Book of Spells" is probably the most complete spell book in the wizarding world right now!"

Xiwen said with a smile.

Of course, what Sivan did not say was that he should also have a share of credit for Miranda's royalties. When he asked Milly to send the book to the bookstore for printing, Sivan attached a piece of parchment and asked Stowe

The special manager paid Miranda the highest level of royalties.

Now, Xiwen happily noticed that Miranda had replaced the old wizard robe and put on a brand new new robe!

Hearing Xiwen's explanation, Miranda felt relieved and said with a smile: "Then I won't say much more about thanking you. If you need anything from me, please feel free to tell me!"

"It's just a little effort." Xiwen shook the "original author's handwritten version of the Book of Spells" in his hand and smiled at her. "Actually, your notes may be more helpful to me."

"Then consider it a mutual benefit!" Miranda smiled and shook her head, then said goodbye to Xiwen. "I still have to check other carriages, and we'll chat when we have time!"

Xiwen watched Miranda leave the box, and then sat next to the car window again, preparing to continue reading for a while.

"If I were you, I wouldn't choose to read at this time." Trelawney, who was sitting on the opposite seat, suddenly spoke and said in a cold tone.

"Why?" Xiwen raised his head and looked at her, asking doubtfully.

Trelawney pointed at the box door with her chin, her face expressionless, as if nothing could attract her attention.

Sure enough, it didn't take long for the box door to be pushed open by Abraxas with long platinum blond hair.

"Xiwen, you definitely don't know what I went through during this vacation! Let me tell you..." When Abu saw Xiwen, he immediately started chattering about his experience of traveling to the country of Fa with his family.

"You're lucky not to have met Grindelwald in Farland..." Sivan secretly cursed and sighed, thinking that he couldn't read anymore on the train.

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At the same time, in order to test Trelawney's sense of souls, the ghost Sivan, who had floated from the ghost hall to the main tower, was approached by an uninvited guest.

"Mr. Strange, can you come to Professor Transfiguration's office? I need you to do me a favor." A silver-white phoenix flapped its wings in front of the ghost Sivan, and from its mouth came the message of Dumbledore.

Lido's voice.

Ghost Xiwen was stunned for a moment, nodded doubtfully, and followed the Phoenix Patron Saint as he floated towards Dumbledore's office on the third floor.

In the Transfiguration Professor's office, Dumbledore sat leisurely behind his desk, waiting for the arrival of the ghost Sivan.

After the ghost Sivan followed the Patronus up from under the floor, Dumbledore showed a smile.

"I don't have much experience in entertaining ghosts. Please forgive me for my poor hospitality, Mr. Strange." He said to Sivan gently.

"It's okay, Professor Dumbledore." Sivan waved his hand nonchalantly and said, "Why did you come to me for something?"

Dumbledore's expression became serious, and he looked directly at the ghost Sivan, making Sivan feel guilty and wondering if he had exposed something somewhere.

At this time, Dumbledore spoke.

"Mr. Strange, please forgive my presumption. But I need to confirm a question first..."

"Are you trustworthy?"

He stared at Ghost Xiwen with deep eyes and asked softly.

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