The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

During the conversation, small wizards in groups of twos and threes had already arrived in the divination classroom. 【🆆🆆🆆🆂🆃♦♦♦♦🅲♦🅼】

In the corner, Hermione pulled Andy and whispered softly.

"Andy, I don't care how curious you are, but we don't have the ability to explore higher dimensions now." Hermione looked worried.

She was afraid that Andy would rashly explore some strange things out of curiosity.

"Professor Trelawney also said that the world is scary, and we must at least be fully prepared."

The little witch looked helpless as if she was worried about the naughty child, "Andy, you don't want to encounter something terrible, right?"

Andy: "..."

"Hermione, do you really believe her?" Andy asked curiously.

Frankly speaking, and rationally, Andy thinks Professor Trelawney is right.

But emotionally... no matter how he looked at it, Andy felt that Professor Trelawney was a liar.

Very strange feeling.

"Of course I believe it!"

Hermione said in a matter-of-fact tone, "In the past few days, I have noticed that something is wrong with you. Andy, you must have discovered something. Am I right?"

Andy was speechless!

"Look!" The little witch suddenly became elated.

Andy felt that Hermione must have a fan filter when looking at Professor Trelawney.

Under this filter, Hermione will believe Professor Trelawney's words, and she will believe it deeply - maybe this fan filter is Hermione's aura.

Soon, everyone in the class arrived.

"Welcome to the divination class."

Professor Trelawney sat on a winged armchair next to the fireplace, and said in a dazed voice: "I am Professor Trelawney. You may not have seen me before. Too busy school life will blur my third vision." .”

Having said this, Professor Trelawney adjusted her shawl, and then continued: "You have chosen the Divination class, which is the most difficult class among all magical arts."

"I must warn you from the beginning, if you don't have 'sight', then there is very little I can teach you. In this regard, books can only take you so far..."

Hermione heard this and turned to look at Andy, she was a little depressed. In the field of divination, books are actually of little use.

Andy shrugged calmly.

Divination books are really useless.

Andy had discovered this a long time ago, so he didn't teach himself divination.

"Many witches and wizards, despite their talents at making violent noises, smells and sudden invisibility, cannot see through the fog and see into the future."

Trelawny looked at the young wizards in the classroom and continued, "Only a few people have this kind of talent."

"You, boy!"

Trelawney pointed at Neville and said, "How is your grandma?"

"I guess it's good," said Neville tremblingly. He almost fell off his chair.

"I wouldn't be so sure if I were you, dear," Professor Trelawney said.

Andy: "..."

Here it comes again, that strange feeling.

Rationally, Andy believed every word Professor Trelawney said.

It is true that not everyone has the talent for divination.

Take Andy for example. Andy also gained the talent of [Divination] by adding points through the system - which is what Professor Trelawney calls vision.

It’s true that books can’t teach much.

But emotionally, every cell in Andy's body is telling Andy: She is a liar, she can't teach divination at all, that's why she said that.

What a strange feeling!

"Is this the curse of the Trelawney family? Real prophecies will never be believed!" Andy thought to himself.

Andy glanced at Hermione again.

The little witch sat upright and looked at Professor Trelawney with bright eyes. It was as if he was proving that he had what Professor Trelawney called the 'sight'.

The fan filter...is really scary!

Even curses can't affect the fan filter now?

"This year we are learning various basic divination methods."

Trelawney continued calmly: "The first semester was spent reading tea leaves. Next semester we will learn palmistry."

"By the way, my dear."

She looked at Parvati Patil and said, "Beware of red-haired men."

Parvati glanced at Ron fearfully, then moved her chair away from Ron.

"I think so, dear."

Professor Trelawney said to Lavender Brown: "Can you hand me the biggest teapot?"

Lavender seemed relieved. She stood up, picked up a huge teapot from the shelf, and placed it on the table in front of Professor Trelawney.

"Thank you, dear. By the way, that thing you're afraid of will happen on Friday, October 16th," Trelawney said.

Lavender trembled.

Hermione looked very interested, and she wrote down all the predictions made by Professor Trelawney in her notebook - she wanted to see how events would develop.

"Now, I want you all to divide into pairs and get a tea cup from the shelf, and then come to me and I will pour tea into the cup."

Professor Trelawney continued: "Then sit down and drink tea until only the leaves are left in the cup."

"First swish the tea leaves three times with your left hand, then turn the tea cup over and place it on the cup holder... Wait until the last bit of tea is left, and then give your tea cup to your companion for interpretation."

“You can use pages 5 and 6 of the book ‘Clear the Fog to See the Future’ to interpret the shape of the tea leaves.”

"I will walk among you, help you, and instruct you. Oh~ and dear—"

Professor Trelawney grabbed Neville's arm and said, "After you break the first teacup, can you choose one of the blue teacups?"

Snapped!

A crisp sound!

Neville seemed to be frightened. He suddenly jumped up and hit the table. The teacup on the table suddenly fell to the ground.

Professor Trelawney looked at Neville, "Well...if you don't mind, pick the blue one, thank you."

"Okay, okay!" Neville was almost stunned.

Hermione grabbed Andy's arm excitedly, "Andy, did you see that Professor Trelawney's prediction was verified!"

Andy: "..."

Are you sure this isn't psychological suggestion and intimidation?

"Drink tea first!" Andy said helplessly.

Soon, Andy and Hermione's teacups were filled with tea.

After returning to his seat, Andy quickly drank the tea, then followed the method taught by Professor Trelawney, shook the tea leaves, then dried the teacup, and then exchanged teacups with Hermione.

"Page five and six?"

Andy opened the book and then looked at Hermione's teacup.