The wizard in Hogwarts is unscientific

"Can you become a master of prophecy by talking nonsense?" Hermione snorted rather disapprovingly. ɱ

"I rely on sight, sight!"

Andy emphasized: "And Professor Trelawney also said that learning divination cannot be done by relying on books alone."

"Then you should first master the knowledge in books. These knowledge are all valuable experiences summed up by predecessors." Hermione argued rationally.

In the field of divination, Andy and Hermione have completely different learning attitudes.

Hermione, as before, always regarded the knowledge in books as classics.

But Andy is different.

That's not to say that Andy doesn't read books, he definitely needs to read books to study, but when it comes to actual divination, Andy will always make a 'prediction' based on his own feelings.

As for the results...of course they work sometimes and sometimes not.

In the words of the little witch, Andy's divination is all based on luck (it's all nonsense).

In comparison, Hermione's divination was much more accurate.

After all, many of the prophecies in tarot cards and books are of the kind that "can be applied to anyone" - a person has to experience so many things in his life, and there is always one thing that can be right.

Therefore, the little witch is extremely confident in her divination.

"But Professor Trelawney appreciates me more." Andy delivered the fatal blow.

Hermione: "..."

The little witch immediately retreated.

Growing up, Hermione was very popular with professors, and it was the same after arriving at Hogwarts - except for Professor Binns and Professor Snape, all the professors liked Hermione more.

But Professor Trelawney clearly has her own preferences.

She appreciates Andy more.

In the eyes of Professor Trelawney, Hermione, who studies seriously, is no different from other little wizards.

This also greatly excited Andy.

I have a field of vision!

While chatting, Andy and Hermione had arrived at the Divination classroom.

The content of the class is still basic divination.

After Professor Trelawney poured tea for the other little wizards, she asked them to interpret the shape of the tea leaves and make 'predictions' based on the contents of the book as usual.

Then she walked over to Andy.

"Collins...you still can't see through the fog?"

Professor Trelawney is obviously a little special to Andy, because Andy has his own name with her.

Everyone else is dear.

Only Andy, Professor Trelawney would call Andy by his last name.

"professor!"

Andy nodded and said seriously: "I've tried not to force myself, but... it's difficult."

"Maybe you could try this."

Professor Trelawney handed a crystal ball to Andy and said with rare anticipation: "Try it! You can read the content on pages fifty-six to eighty first, and then try to use this crystal ball to make divination." .”

"I know!" Andy responded expectantly.

"Professor Trelawney."

Hermione asked with some grudge: "Without vision, can't we make real predictions?"

"Oh~ dear, don't be too sad."

Professor Trelawney patted Hermione on the shoulder, "Without sight, there is very little you can learn, and what I can teach you is also very limited."

Obviously, in the field of divination, the knowledge in books is 'very limited'.

Hermione was a little unwilling, and she turned to look at Andy enviously.

This person's magical talent is extremely high and he is also very smart. Now he even has a rare 'sight'.

God is so unfair!

Professor Trelawney went to instruct other little wizards again, and when she came back, Andy had finished reading the book.

"Try it! Collins..."

Professor Trelawney said expectantly: "Your magic talent is very good, and you may be more suitable for using a crystal ball for divination."

After being a divination professor for twelve years, Professor Trelawney was the first time she met a young wizard who had vision, was extremely talented in magic, and was willing to learn divination.

If divination can really be left to anyone else, Professor Trelawney doesn't want to be a liar professor who eats and drinks.

But without the talent for divination, Professor Trelawney could only make a fool of herself.

Looking at Andy in front of me...

Professor Trelawney thought to herself, it’s time for me to train a divination talent for Hogwarts.

"Yeah!" Andy nodded.

"call--"

Taking a deep breath, Andy followed the steps written in the book, first placing his hands on both sides of the crystal ball, then closing his eyes, preparing to make a prophecy for Neville.

After all, Neville has a physique that is prone to accidents.

"Then, what is that?" Hermione suddenly exclaimed in a low voice.

Andy opened his eyes and saw a white mist appearing inside the crystal ball. As the white mist continued to surge, some pictures faintly flashed on it.

"Sorry, Andy! I bothered you." Hermione said embarrassedly.

"fine!"

Andy smiled and said, "The divination is over."

After speaking, Andy continued to look at the changes inside the crystal ball.

Hermione also looked over, "It's Neville!"

Neville in the crystal ball breaks a cup.

Snapped!

A crisp sound suddenly came.

Andy, Hermione, and Professor Trelawney turned to look at the same time.

Neville stood up in panic, his face turned red, and he said with a guilty look on his face: "Sorry, Professor Trelawney. I, I just thought I heard someone calling me."

"Don't worry, honey."

Professor Trelawney said: "But I have to trouble you to clean up the pieces of the teacup, and grab a blue teacup from the shelf."

"Okay, okay!" Neville responded stumblingly.

"Collins, you did it!"

Professor Trelawney turned back to look at Andy. She seemed a little excited, "What I thought was indeed right. A young wizard like you who is gifted in magic is indeed more suitable for divination with physical objects. "

Andy was ecstatic.

The prediction really came true!

The images that appeared in the crystal ball and the scene of Neville breaking the cup were not deceiving.

Although they happened almost simultaneously.

"Professor, why is this?" Andy asked puzzledly.

Andy really finds it difficult to decipher the tea leaves.

But when he first used the crystal ball for divination, Andy didn't feel much, as if... everything was going as it should.

Hermione also looked at Professor Trelawney with a puzzled look.

Although she had always known that Andy had sight - after all, Professor Trelawney's attitude said it all.

But Hermione never thought that Andy could show the future through the crystal ball.

This is much more convincing than those nagging predictions.