The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"Andy, what did you see in my teacup?"

Hermione said to herself. While she was flipping through the book, she looked at Andy's tea cup, "I seem to see... what is this?"

"Open your mind, dear! Let your eyes go beyond worldly things." Professor Trelawney called from the darkness.

Hermione tried hard to see what those tea leaves were.

"A bit like a cross..."

Hermione looked up "Looking Through the Fog to See the Future" and said hesitantly: "Andy... this means that you will encounter trials and tribulations."

"If you turn it over and look at it..."

Andy: "..."

This kind of boring class...

Ignoring Hermione, Andy played with Hermione's tea cup and looked at the tea leaves at the bottom of the cup seriously.

Broaden your mind... let your eyes go beyond worldly things!

Andy thought about Professor Trelawney's words, tried hard to forget some things, and tried to look at the tea leaves at the bottom of the cup with an 'open mind'.

Dimly, Andy realized that he seemed to be able to see something in these tea leaves. But what exactly it is, I can't see clearly.

"What's wrong?"

Hermione came over and asked, "What did you see? Why didn't you say anything?"

"Um……"

Andy raised his eyebrows, then turned to look at Hermione, "Maybe... you will cancel a few elective courses this year.

"ha?"

Hermione was stunned for a moment, then said firmly: "I definitely won't! Well... I'll have to stick to it at least until the end of the third year."

After saying that, Hermione looked at Andy with a strange expression, "Is this all you saw?"

"Maybe I need to broaden my horizons."

Andy shrugged, "I looked at it for a long time, but I couldn't see anything clearly."

"Let me try again!"

After speaking, Andy looked at the tea leaves at the bottom of the cup seriously, trying to see something inside.

Hermione no longer disturbed Andy, but listened curiously to the 'prophecies' made by other students.

Professor Trelawney would occasionally give some 'guidance', but her guidance was usually related to words such as ominous and ominous.

Andy played with the tea cup in his hand, trying to see the tea leaves inside from different angles.

There seems to be something really magical about this thing.

Andy did have a hazy feeling, as if he had seen something, but he didn't seem to see anything clearly.

It's like there's a fog in front of you.

Andy picked up the book "Looking Through the Fog to See the Future" and carefully read the contents on pages five and six.

The interpretation of patterns in the book is a fixed pattern.

A pattern corresponds to a solution.

A true prophecy is certainly not like this.

"My dear, you look a little confused." Professor Trelawney came over at some point.

"Sorry, Professor."

Andy handed the tea cup to Professor Trelawney and said, "I looked at it carefully and tried to broaden my mind, but... I couldn't see anything clearly."

"My dear, don't be upset when I say this."

Professor Trelawney kept shaking her head, "Your eyes are obscured by fog, and your ability to accept future resonance is very poor."

Andy asked thoughtfully: "Professor, how can I clear this fog?"

Professor Trelawney stretched out a hand and pressed Andy's shoulder, "My dear, the only thing that stops you is your own knowledge and cognition, and it has nothing to do with other things."

Andy: "..."

So...do I need to forget all my moves?

Like learning Tai Chi?

Professor Trelawney didn't say much to Andy.

Prophecies are like this. Even if you have vision, you may not be able to see into the future.

She had taught at Hogwarts for twelve years, but she had never seen how much a young wizard could achieve in the field of divination.

"Hey, brother."

Ron sat next to Andy, "You don't really believe that lie...do you believe Professor Trelawney?"

"Of course!" Andy nodded.

"This isn't like you."

Ron looked surprised, and then whispered: "George told me that as long as we predict that we will encounter misfortune on the final exam, we can get a passing grade."

"Fred predicted the death of all his brothers last semester, but Professor Trelawney gave him an E grade."

Andy: "..."

"Thank you! I think I know what to do." Andy nodded.

Andy didn't try to argue with Ron.

After all, everyone thinks differently.

Ron just wanted to pass the exam, and he told Andy this out of good intentions. As for Andy, Andy really wants to learn divination from Professor Trelawney.

But currently, it seems that learning divination is a bit difficult.

"Isn't your talent enough?"

After sending Ron away, Andy opened the system panel.

Andy has his own understanding of the data on the system panel, and the three points of [Divination] talent are indeed average.

It must be added to at least four points to be considered a genius.

“I think we’ll end today’s class here!”

Professor Trelawney said in a vague voice: "Please pack your things and wish you all good luck before we meet again."

"Oh! Honey."

She pointed at Neville, "You'll be late for your next class. So remember to work extra hard to catch up with everyone."

Andy felt that Professor Trelawney had completely seen through Neville.

After walking out of the north tower, Andy and Hermione quickly turned into a deserted corner.

"Two turns?" Hermione asked.

"Turn around three times!"

Andy suggested: "In the extra hour, I can finish today's homework. In this way, we can still take some time to read extracurricular books in the evening."

Hermione looked at Andy in surprise, "Oh my God! Do you still have the energy to read extracurricular books?"

"certainly!"

Andy spread his hands and said: "I secretly slept in Charms and Transfiguration classes. The professors knew my level, so they didn't care about me."

"I plan to talk to the professors and read some other books in class in the future so that I don't waste time."

The little witch was speechless, "Then turn around three times!"

Taking out the time turner from their clothes, Andy and Hermione spun around three times at the same time.

Andy felt like he was flying backwards quickly, various blurry cloud shapes passed before his eyes, and there seemed to be something pounding in his ears, and he couldn't hear his own voice.

When everything stopped, Andy found that nothing had changed in front of him, and Hermione was beside him.

"Andy, look outside." Hermione exclaimed, pointing to the window.

Andy turned to look.

Judging from the direction of the sun, it was indeed three hours ago.

"At this time, we are still taking the Transfiguration class."

Andy said: "We can do our homework in the Ravenclaw library and then go to Arithmancy class."