HP Approaches the Magic World

Everything that happens on the Hogwarts campus, nothing can be hidden from Dumbledore. If Dumbledore does not react to this matter, it can only mean that he really does not

Care about this.

But Trelawney's Star Observation Tower is an exception.

Because of the prophecy, everything that happens here will receive considerable attention from Dumbledore.

Without exception.

But is this prediction something that can be said directly?

Trelawney is worried.

According to past practice, she should have sorted out the results by this time and submitted them to Dumbledore.

But at this time, Dumbledore should have fallen asleep, right?

Trelawney thought this way, but things often come to people when they don't want them.

By chance, Dumbledore entered the Star Observation Tower at this moment.

Trelawney's nervousness was palpable. Dumbledore had already noticed something strange about the female teacher before she sat down.

"Good evening, Sybil, I just felt that you made another prophecy, but what's wrong with you?"

Dumbledore sat directly opposite Trelawney as he always did, and reached out to take the piece of parchment placed in front of Trelawney.

Trelawney had never regretted her habits more than she did now.

But now it was too late to say anything. She could not use violence to snatch the piece of paper from Dumbledore's hand. She could only accept the result and be prepared to explain.

Sure enough, just as she expected.

After reading the results, Dumbledore's expression was not very good.

"No wonder you reacted so strongly when you saw me." Dumbledore gently put the parchment back in front of Trelawney, with a calm look on his face: "What is this that cannot be said?"

"headmaster?"

Trelawney was even more surprised.

Compared to the calmness on Dumbledore's face at this moment, she hoped that the legendary wizard could show a reaction that was consistent with normal human beings.

"The prophecy on this piece of paper is about your death..."

"It's okay, Sybil, it's just death. I have lived in this world for so many years and I have long been prepared to accept death. This is not a big problem for me."

Dumbledore paused.

"Besides, the prophecies are not all bad news."

He lowered his head slightly, glanced at the line of text, and read it softly.

"One mah is apaher's rebirth.

If my death allows another person to live smoothly, isn't that a good outcome?"

Trelawney's astonished expression could not be concealed.

She knew that Dumbledore was very kind and had noble moral character, but she never thought that Dumbledore could do this.

Is this almost the same level of thought as a saint?

As a seer who knows part of the future, Trelawney is one of the people who knows quite well what Dumbledore is going to do, and she was actually part of the plan that Dumbledore made.

After all, this is the only person who can see the future.

Now there seems to be more of that little guy Jon.

Trelawny couldn't see clearly what Jon's fate was. It was an unbreakable ball of thread and fog.

But it was this lack of clarity that made her even more convinced that Jon was the one who saw something.

It was a kind of keen feeling among people of the same kind. Whatever Jon saw, it must be one of the futures they would experience.

So when Jon got involved in the plan, Trelawney was very happy.

Being able to peek into the future that Jon sees in this way is of great benefit to her.

And Jon did not disappoint her.

Among the proposals given by Jon, the height even surpassed the grudges and struggles between Hogwarts and Voldemort, and directly began to point to the larger problems between the wizarding world and the Muggle world, which made her

There is a sense of excitement that something big is happening.

It's just that she hasn't seen Jon for a long time.

After being stunned for a moment, Trelawney pulled her thoughts back.

Dumbledore, who was sitting opposite, was holding the teacup in his hand and looking at the tea leaves floating in the teacup.

Using the floating tea to make predictions is actually a method of prediction.

But in fact, this method only works for certain people, such as Trelawney and her mother.

Without the blood of a prophet, there is no way to make a good divination just by using this kind of thing.

Relatively speaking, stargazing is more useful.

But Dumbledore is not an ordinary person. As a legendary wizard with the blessing of power from the deep blue sea, he is not invisible.

But precisely because we can see it, we feel despair about the future.

"Actually, I came here tonight not to know when I will die," Dumbledore said truthfully: "I still want to ask you to help me calculate whether my sister can live again.

Come to this world?"

Professor Sprout once told Aberforth about this possibility. He was very busy at the time, so he didn't hear this important news from his brother until tonight.

He just came here to verify that if it was true, as Professor Sprout said, that the relics from the ancient Egyptian pantheon could help him resurrect his sister, then he would spare no effort to support Jon in the future.

All behaviors.

Trelawney fell into deep thought after listening to Dumbledore's appeal.

In fact, she just made a prediction.

Now she is not sure whether she still has the strength to make the next prophecy, and more importantly, when making a prophecy, it is not just about having the strength.

She needs to get into that state.

It is natural that Dumbledore can help her enter a special state, but the problem is that Dumbledore is obviously not in that good mood tonight.

"Of course I can make such a prediction, but principal, the problem is not with me, but with you."

The prophet said: "You seem to have ignored this important issue. As a guide for me to enter the prophetic state, your state is obviously more important than mine. If I want to get exact results, I need you to at least

Remain neutral on this matter."

Dumbledore frowned.

This matter involved Ariana, and he couldn't keep calm no matter what.

"If it were another legendary wizard, would you be able to get into the same state as when I assisted you?"