The Druid Master of Hogwarts

At this time, Fish had finally had enough tea. Following Trelawney's previous instructions, he swayed the tea residues and drained the tea. Then, he handed the teacup to Hermione. He looked at his head.

"Where did you see that it was a cat's meow?"

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Fish turned the teacup several times, but couldn't see any of the tea leaves in Hermione's cup that looked like a cat.

"Everyone's gift for prophecy and the direction of prophecy may be different, dear," Trelawney explained patiently: "You just need to interpret them according to what you see, and, Grid Miss Langer's interpretation is also likely to be wrong."

Professor Trelawney instantly forgot the idea of ​​not attacking Hermione before. After all, compared to Mao Mao, Hermione, who is only a good friend of Mao Mao, is nothing...

She and Minerva were still in tit-for-tat day and night.

And Hermione, who was on the side, heard these words, and her perception of Professor Trelawney rose a little, and she fell back immediately, and she began to think that the divination class was a scam again.

"Is it meow?"

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Fish scratched his head and began to look at the tea foam in the cup again. It was more interesting to see what the tea foam looked like than the centaurs pointing at the stars and saying something inexplicable.

"Well...it looks like a snake..." Fish pointed to what Hermione thought was the cat's tail, "Ulopolos stands up like this when he's happy, meow."

"Fine, dear, go on!"

Professor Trelawney urged excitedly, she felt right! Fish's interpretation is almost the same as hers!

As expected, Fish should become a great prophet just like himself!

"The shape of the snake means 'unexpected gain'... Huh?"

The kitten read the situation in Hermione's cup according to the book, and suddenly realized...

This thing is actually quite smart.

Because he had already planned to give Hermione a birthday present, and he had already thought about what to give, so it was in line with the interpretation of "unexpected gain".

However, since he was going to give Hermione a surprise, Fish naturally couldn't tell her directly, the prediction was quite accurate.

So the kitten hit Haha and said to Hermione, "Maybe, Hermione, you can pick up money recently, meow."

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"The gain doesn't necessarily refer to money, dear," Professor Trelawney habitually filled the loophole, "The growth of knowledge and the improvement of feelings can all be regarded as gains, but they are compatible with each other. Contact Miss Langer for her previous interpretation."

Unsurprisingly, Miss Granger's perception of Professor Trelawney improved again.

"Anyway...great divination, Fish! Five points for Gryffindor!"

Trelawney is happy, the kitty who has been awarded points is happy, and Hermione, who will have "emotional progress" with Fish in the future, is also happy.

Then Hermione, taking advantage of her good mood, looked at Fish's teacup again.

"Um...this is...octopus? Let me see..."

Hermione started flipping through the book again, and Professor Trelawney just glanced at it this time and walked away.

Since Fish's teacup had been refilled many times, the tea leaves inside were so loose that it was actually completely unsuitable for divination, but Professor Trelawney didn't remind her, and she didn't think Hermione had any prophecies anyway. Talented, and he's a professor anyway, so he can't stay on Fish's side all the time.

So she began to wander around the classroom, pointing out other students' interpretations of tea from time to time, and according to their attitude toward herself, she divided them into "talented for prophecy" and "weak aura, not much insight into the future." The "two types of sentience"...

To put it bluntly, it is screening the target group. In this regard, Professor Trelawney is already very skilled.

After doing all this, she searched among the students again,

Look for the person who will be "dead" predicted by yourself this year.

Of course, the students selected by Trelawney every year are not random, she has her own set of screening criteria.

First of all, the other party's tea must have a "death" omen, which is the most basic.

Secondly, it is generally more advantageous to choose Gryffindor as the target, because they are usually reckless and are more prone to accidents. Even if it is impossible to really die, bumps and bumps are always inevitable.

In the end, it is best to choose a person who is more popular among the student group, so as to cause more people to be nervous.

From this point of view, Fish is actually a good candidate, but it's obviously impossible for Professor Trelawney to "curse" the cat.

Moreover, in today's group of students, there is a more suitable candidate.

What could be more shocking than the prediction that "The Boy Who Lived" would die?

Besides, Professor Trelawney also knew something about Sirius Black. Although she didn't think the other party could kill Harry under the eyes of Dementors and Dumbledore, it didn't prevent her from using it. make a fuss.

"Looks like an animal. Yes, if that's its head...like a hippo...no, a sheep..."

Ron stared at Harry's teacup, trying to use his imagination.

Perfect!

Professor Trelawney heard his voice, and the corner of his mouth twitched slightly.

This time, the last missing "omens of death" also appeared.

"Honey, let me see."

She strode over to Ron, took Harry's teacup, and began to read...

The difference between Trelawney and Lockhart is that she is not actually lying. All the predictions she said are supported by the corresponding prediction theory, but she will deliberately put the vague omen to the future. Bad direction to guide.

The group of tea leaves that looked like some kind of animal could be a hippopotamus, a sheep, or, of course, "unknown".

When Professor Trelawney spit out the word "unknown", the entire classroom fell silent, and almost everyone covered their mouths with their hands in horror...

In addition to Fish, there are also Hermione, Harry and other students who don't know much about the wizarding world culture.

"Unknown" is also a relatively well-known legend in the wizarding world. Many of the young wizards here have grown up listening to "unknown" stories. "Unknown" is like Voldemort and belongs to them. One of the shadows of childhood.

And for a group that is already full of incredible magic, they still have a high degree of acceptance of such legends similar to curses, so after hearing that Harry has "unknown", even a few were still a little disapproving. The students all became startled.

Even Harry became worried because she was hitting right.

After the performance, Professor Trelawney ended the divination class hastily, because it was more effective and could prevent other students from questioning him further.

So everyone left the divination classroom with a heavy heart. The only people who were not affected were Fish, who hadn't figured out the situation, and Hermione, who scoffed at it.

"Ron, it's unknown how powerful meow? Compared with Lu Wei?"

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On the way to the next class, Fish tugged at Ron's robe and asked with his eyes shining.

After knowing that the so-called unknown was a big black dog, he took the initiative to contact his good friend Lu Wei. After all, Lu Wei was also black, and he was very big.

"The ominous thing is not in the fight," Ron swallowed and said with a horrified expression, "My... my uncle Billyers saw one, and... it turned out that he was twenty-four hours old. Then die!"

His words caused exclamations from the surrounding students, and they looked at Harry even more worried.

"coincide."

Only Hermione continued to scoff.

And Fei Xu asked: "Is your uncle killed by that big dog, meow?"

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"No, he died without warning after seeing a big black dog..." Ron looked nervously at his friend, "Harry," he asked in a low, serious tone. " You didn't see a big black dog anywhere, did you?"

"Yes," Harry answered honestly. "I saw one the night I left the Dursleys."

The surrounding classmates breathed a sigh of relief again neatly.

"Maybe it's a stray dog," only Hermione said calmly.

Everyone looked at Hermione as if she was crazy.

And Fei Xu scratched his head in doubt, "But Fei Xu has also seen a lot of big black dogs, and Lu Wei, you have all seen meow, and no one died?"

"But we didn't see the ominous in the tea like Harry did."

Parvati Patil was already a faithful believer of Professor Trelawney at this time, and took the initiative to fill in the loopholes for her.

Others who were successfully fooled, as well as the little wizards who had been unidentified and shadowed since childhood, agreed, saying that Harry was really going to die tomorrow.

Under the influence of everyone's chatter, Fei Xu also became nervous unknowingly.

In this noisy process, everyone came to the Transfiguration Classroom.

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