Harry Potter Reborn

Harry stood in front of the huge window in the living room, looking down at the students who were slowly dispersing following the actions of Parvati and Lavender.

Their words reached Harry's ears word for word.

There was a hint of mean ridicule on Harry's lips: How could you understand the difference between geniuses and mortals?

"Harry, I don't think I can do it..." Hermione said hesitantly in the room. She was reading a book "A Comprehensive Formula for Arithmancy".

"Although I was very angry about what Trelawney said, but when I compared her divination ability with her, I still..." Hermione was insulted by Trelawney about her talent in the field of divination. In order to compete, she

She put in unimaginable efforts in Arithmancy and was always the last one to leave in the Gryffindor common room. But at this last moment, Hermione was still nervous.

Harry walked inside and sat on the sofa, next to Hermione.

He looked into Hermione's eyes and said: "I believe in you. In some ways, I believe in you more than I believe in myself. You don't have to doubt your abilities."

"Perhaps when you actually compete with Trelawney, you won't be able to help but sigh: It turns out she is so weak."

Hermione couldn't help being amused when she heard what Harry said. She said, "It's not as simple as you said."

Harry could see that Hermione was still worried and uneasy.

He said: "Tomorrow, when everyone else leaves school, let's go to the Forbidden Forest to relax your mind. By the way, I will introduce you to one of my 'little pets'. I remember I promised you."

Hermione was attracted by Harry's mysterious look and asked, "What pet? Don't be too pretentious, let's talk about it first."

Harry was shaken back and forth by Hermione, but he didn't let go: "Don't ask, you will know tomorrow. It's interesting if you see it with your own eyes. Just don't be scared then."

"Humph." Hermione angrily ignored Harry.

Harry closed his eyes, leaned on the soft sofa, and called softly: "Helena."

Then he patted himself on the shoulder.

Helena immediately moved obediently behind Harry, put her green fingers on Harry's shoulders, and squeezed Harry's shoulders gently.

Zhang Qiu stared at this scene dumbfounded.

Has Helena been "tamed" like this?

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Parvati and Lavender walked through the castle and walked a long way to the north tower.

They climbed several flights of stairs to a small platform with a circular trap door in the ceiling above their heads.

They opened the trap door and a ladder dropped down.

Then they boarded it.

The room was so hot that it was breathless, the curtains were drawn tightly, and the light was dim.

The mantelpiece was filled with things, and an old woman whose body was decorated with many shiny metal pieces, beads, and rings sat in an armchair.

Parvati and Lavender suddenly became very respectful, and they walked softly.

"Oh, child, I have known for a long time that we will meet again. There is always more fate between us than others." Trelawney seemed to be awakened from her sleep.

Parvati said respectfully: "Professor, we saw this."

"What is it? Let me see." Trelawney took the parchment.

"Well, it's the girl named Granger. I still remember her - short-sighted and lacking in respect for fate."

When Trelawny saw the amount of ten thousand galleons, her breath suffocated.

Hearing Trelawney say this seemed to be a happy thing for Lavender and Parvati.

"Look, Granger is just a clown in front of Professor Trelawney. The professor has never taken her seriously."

Professor Trelawney reluctantly looked away from the number.

"I am her teacher. Although she is very disrespectful, I will not be on the same level as her. But don't think about passing her divination class next year."

"Go tell her, I won't..."

"Professor, we know you will make her unable to hold her head up again. She is asking for trouble on Christmas Day." Parvati said excitedly.

"Yes, Professor, we actually heard some people say that you don't dare to go at all, slander! They don't know your great wisdom at all. We know that you will definitely attend that day, right?" Lavender said.

Parvati glanced at Lavender dissatisfied: "Isn't it obvious? No matter how open-minded the professor is, he will not continue to tolerate Granger provoking her again and again."

Parvati looked at Professor Trelawney with admiration and said, "Professor, we have already agreed on your behalf. Granger is overestimating her abilities."

"Ah...oh...oh, that's it, haha...haha." Trelawney's thick spectacle lenses reflected the light: "Haha...it turns out you have already agreed."

"How many people know about this?" Trelawney said with an unnatural expression.

Lavender thought for a moment and stretched out four fingers.

Trelawney breathed a sigh of relief: It seemed like no one would care if she didn't go.

"Now, I'm afraid all the students in the four colleges and grades one to seven know about it." Lavender said: "This challenge letter was not sent by Granger. She pinned it on the bulletin board.

It is estimated that hundreds of wizards saw it, and when we arrived, we loudly told dozens of students that you would definitely participate."

"That's right...that's really troublesome for you..."

"Don't say that, professor, this is what we should do."

"We will never allow anyone to throw dirty water on you."

Trelawney suddenly said in embarrassment: "But Christmas Day is a bad day to travel. I can clearly see this on the crystal ball."

"We believe that you can definitely deal with this kind of misfortune with ease. Isn't this something you are always good at?" The two girls didn't know where their confidence came from.

Facing their gazes, Trelawney said: "Ah... well... do you know how Granger did in the arithmetic divination class?"

Parvati frowned and thought: "This...should not be very good. Because we have never seen her taking arithmetic divination classes."

"I don't know what happened to her. When she filled out the course registration last semester, she actually checked all the classes, but her arithmetic and divination class conflicted with herbal medicine class. We took classes with her and never saw her missing herbal medicine class.

.I guess she gave up on the arithmetic divination class.”

Lavender said: "I only know that she never finished her homework in the Arithmancy class early. She always saw it very late. She must not know anything about the Arithmancy class."

Trelawney returned to her half-asleep and half-awake look. She shook her head and said in a louder and softer voice: "I know...just let me wake her up."

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