harry potter book of crimes

When they heard something obviously wrong coming from Trelawney's cabin, others might immediately go in to check, but Snape would not.

Because after a series of incidents, he finally let go of his obsessions, many things no longer mattered to him.

Nowadays, he only cares about himself and the sister he met by chance. Apart from that, the only thing he can treat with some snacks is Maka, who has brought a huge change to his life.

As for the Divination professor Sybill Trelawney... To be honest, Snape not only had no favorable impression of this chattering witch, but was actually very bored.

Being able to rush to report to Mag immediately after discovering something unusual in her room was an act of kindness for him, and most of it was due to his responsibilities.

However, although Snape was annoyed by this woman who liked to talk about "disasters" when she had nothing to do, he also understood that Trelawney was indeed one of the few remaining true prophets in the modern magical world.

When he rushed to Mag who was standing at the door again and glanced into the cabin, he was so calm that he couldn't help but narrow his eyes slightly and took a slow, deep breath.

"I didn't hear her speak just now, there was only a 'knock, click, click' sound like phlegm stuck in the throat... Professor McGonagall, did she say anything after you came here?"

After hearing Snape's question, McGonagall gently shook her head.

"No," she stared blankly at the scene in the room and whispered, "there was no sound when I came here. When I opened the door, I saw Sybil lying on the ground like this."

Just as Mag said, Trelawney in the room at this moment was facing the door, lying motionless on the floor, her eyes widened. And in the corners of her eyes, under her nose,

Scarlet blood faintly flowed from the base of his ears and lips.

At first glance, it looks like a terrifying person who is determined to die.

But when Snape and Sprout, who had just squeezed in from behind, both took a closer look, they both said almost at the same time:

"Still alive!"

As soon as the words were spoken, Sprout rushed into the cabin ahead of Snape and leaned down to help Trelawney up to check her health.

But the moment she bent down, Trelawney, who had been lying on the floor motionless just now, as if dead, suddenly stretched out her pale hands and grabbed Sprout tightly.

Reach for your wrist.

Then, that strange sound, which sounded like the overlapping of male and female voices, burst out from the throat of the ferocious-looking Trelawney.

"...Eternal time has formed a circle, the evil of nothingness has turned into reality, and 'chaos' has returned to the world...When 'chaos' opens the door to 'disaster', matter will be eroded, and the rules will be reordered.

Destiny... falls apart..."

Under the gaze of four pairs of eyes present, Trelawney's eyes were dim and she roared out the prophecy. After saying this, she actually regained her consciousness for the first time in her life while telling a real prophecy.

Then she saw the white clouds in Trelawney's eyes suddenly dissipate, and her eyes turned clear again, and then she pulled Sprout's arm with great difficulty and screamed:

"Don't go back! Don't go back...at least...you can live longer..."

Having said that, she finally could no longer hold back her extremely exhausted spirit and fainted on the spot. And her originally fluffy long flaxen hair also turned white in just a few seconds.

"Pomona, Sybil, how is she...?"

A true prophecy will shock people, and a prediction as bad as the one just now will make people even breathe harder.

After being involuntarily stunned for a while, Mag finally asked.

Hearing her question, Sprout hurriedly lowered his head to check carefully, and then easily carried the skinny Trelawney to the bed.

"Very serious overdraft, need to replenish physical and mental strength as soon as possible... Professor Snape?"

"Well, I'll go back to the room to get the potion."

Snape, who had always been standing at the door, heard this and without any further delay, he nodded and turned around and walked quickly to his room.

After the remaining three people looked at each other, they all saw solemn expressions on their faces.

"What should we do?" The little Flitwick raised his head and looked back and forth at the two ladies and said sharply, "Anyway... let's tell Professor Trelawney's prophecy to Maka first? He is the one who needs to know the most.

The person who did this.”

"Then let me go!"

Sprout said, and hurriedly left the cabin, running away with a thud.

After a while, after Snape brought the potion and drank it to Trelawney who was in a coma, and Sprout also sent a secret message to Maka, the four of them fell into complete silence while looking at each other.

.

It is not easy to interpret the prophecy correctly, but the last words Trelawney spoke out of her own will can be understood by everyone.

Not only "can't go back", but even if I continue my current voyage, I can only "live longer".

This prophecy almost bluntly tells them that death is not far away.

After a long period of dead silence, Mag finally spoke for the first time and whispered hoarsely:

"Can I get rid of you for one thing? In my own name..."

"cannot."

It was Snape who refused without even listening.

"I want to go home immediately and take Tia away."

Although he was leaning against the door frame and said this simply and resolutely, his feet did not move. It was obvious that even if it was only a little bit, he would still care about the mood of the other people present.

After hearing what Snape said, McGonagall and others finally nodded slightly.

"I can understand your worries," Mag nodded and said, "You go ahead...but if you don't know where to go, it's better to take her back to the ship. I think at least compared to other places

, it’s relatively safe here.”

Snape was silent for a few seconds at the door, and then finally nodded.

"knew."

Before he finished speaking, he swung the black cloak behind his back, turned around with a clatter and headed for the stairs leading to the deck.

When Flitwick and Sprout saw this, they gestured to McGonagall:

"Say it! If there is anything we can do to help, we will definitely help."

McGonagall looked back and forth between the two of them with some gratitude, and paused briefly.

"I want to go back to Hogwarts." She said solemnly and firmly, "That is the treasure that Albus entrusted to me. I can't betray his trust... absolutely not!"