Harry Potter Reborn

"Okay, Sybil! I think you can sit opposite me!" Professor McGonagall said angrily.

Trelawney looked at Professor McGonagall for a while, and finally said indifferently: "Okay."

Just as Trelawney was about to sit down, she looked around at the people at the table and suddenly screamed.

Professor Binns was so frightened that he trembled, and his soul and body became fainter.

Professor McGonagall growled: "Sybil, do you want us to recruit another history professor?"

Trelawney glanced at everyone with eerily calm eyes, then looked at the students, and whispered in a gentle and disturbing tone: "There are already twelve people sitting at this table. If I sit

If you go down, it will be thirteen! This number is so unlucky. When thirteen people are dining, the first one to stand up will definitely die!"

The students frowned: I was so happy today, why did you say such things...

Dumbledore smiled and said, "Then let me be the first one to stand up after the meal."

He chuckled lightly: "I wonder if there are two axemen waiting for me at the door."

The students burst into laughter, and the atmosphere inside and outside the auditorium was filled with joy.

But Trelawny didn't find it interesting. She seemed to have been greatly insulted, and her face was ashen and very ugly.

She sat down reluctantly, looking like she was about to go to hell.

Sitting on her left was Professor Lupine. It was one of those days that he always had every month. Professor Lupine looked weak.

Professor Lupine rubbed his nose: It seems that the Wolfsbane potion also affects the sense of smell, and he can't even smell Trelawney's body anymore.

After Trelawney drank a large spoonful of egg soup, she said, "Where is Professor Sinistra? Didn't I say that all the professors will be here today?" She glanced at Harry, who was so conspicuous among the students.

Professor McGonagall raised her eyebrows: "Don't you already know what happened to Professor Sinistra, Sybil?"

Trelawney gave Professor McGonagall a cold look and said calmly: "Of course I know. But I will never show off my omniscience at will. Instead, I will hide my third eye. After all, many wizards

They question my power because they don't understand the wonders of fate, which brings me inconvenience. They are really pathetic, don't you think so, Minerva?"

Professor McGonagall didn't seem to hear Trelawney's sarcasm, and was not angry. Instead, she sneered and said coldly: "No wonder, I'm afraid it's not just pretending not to have a third eye, but really not having a third eye."

Harry almost laughed out loud, but he didn't expect Professor McGonagall to be an old Yin-Yang player.

Obviously this irritated Trelawney, and she said: "Perhaps I should reveal to you some of the things I divined from the tarot cards, as long as you are not frightened."

Professor McGonagall said: "Don't you always like to use your crystal ball? You say you can see everything you want to know from it, so why do you switch to Tarot cards? It's because crystal balls are not easy to deceive these days.

Already?"

Trelawney looked a little unnatural, but no one noticed.

Seeing that they were full of quarrels, Dumbledore acted as peacemaker: "Okay, don't let other things affect our Christmas dinner, let's raise a toast together."

"Drake, are you still adapting to first grade life?" He smiled and talked to a thin first grade student, forked a piece of sausage, and said kindly: "This beef from Mengli Prairie tastes very good.

, taste more.”

The first-year students who were greeted by Dumbledore blushed with excitement and accepted his gift.

"(ˉ▽￣~)Tch~~" Harry said: "He is really a born politician. Winning people's hearts has already been integrated into his every move. It would be a pity not to run for Minister of Magic."

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Christmas dinner usually takes two hours to finish.

Different types of food will appear on the table in waves, and it won't be over until everyone's belly is about to burst.

But it was interrupted early today.

Because Trelawney looked a little anxious and said, "I've already eaten. Let's start the divination duel with Granger quickly. I don't want to stay in this muddy world for a moment."

At first, Professor Dumbledore comforted Trelawney, telling her not to be impatient and that enjoying the delicious food was the most important thing.

When Trelawney yelled for the third time, Dumbledore had to grant her wish because everyone had lost their appetite.

The meal in front of me suddenly didn't taste good anymore.

Dumbledore saw the dissatisfaction of the students. He stood up and said with a smile: "There will be more sumptuous food waiting for you in the evening."

The students' faces became a little better now, and their eyes on Trelawney were not so kind.

Professor Dumbledore waved his wand, and the dining table and chairs disappeared, and then three long tables covered with black tablecloths reappeared.

Two facing each other, one on one side.

"All of us professors will watch your performance of divination," Dumbledore said.

Other professors took the seats reserved for them one after another.

They all looked at Hermione Granger in the crowd curiously. Of course they all knew how good Hermione was in their classes. But they still couldn't imagine competing with a professor in the professor's professional field, although not many people

I think Trelawney also has real talent and learning.

"Who is Hermione Granger?" Trelawney walked to her desk and shouted to the students.

The professors frowned. They didn't believe that Trelawney didn't know Hermione Granger. It was obvious that she was deliberately humiliating Granger.

Hermione walked out absentmindedly and whispered to herself: "If you lose, five million times, once a day, then..."

Harry's dissatisfied voice came to his ears: "Who are you looking down on? At least ten times a day!"

Hermione shivered and suddenly became very energetic.

God, even if it happens ten times a day, it will take more than 1,300 years.

Hermione looked at Harry and said firmly: "Don't worry, I will definitely win."

Then he resolutely walked to her position and looked directly at Trelawney without fear.

Dumbledore didn't know when he went out. He was followed by an old man with a beard longer than him and a hat taller than him.

The old man wears a purple cloak with silver sun, moon and stars printed on it. He holds a scepter in his hand with a transparent crystal ball inlaid on the top. He has a gentle smile on his face. The most peculiar thing is his pair of eyes, like

They are two colorless glass beads with no pupils.

Seen by his eyes, it was as if there were no secrets in his heart.

Professor Dumbledore walked into the auditorium with the old man.

Dumbledore smiled and said: "We only know about divination, so I invited an old friend who is slightly proficient in divination. I think it is appropriate for him to be the referee for this competition."

When she saw the old man, Trelawney's face paled.

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