Fire Bearer at Hogwarts

Chapter 289 Trelawney's Prophecy (Subscribe)

Chapter 289 Trelawney's Prophecy (Subscribe)

Pushing open the door of the divination classroom in the North Tower, the first thing Ash saw was Trelawney sitting upright, her right hand was hidden behind her back, and her left hand was holding a teacup absent-mindedly.

"Good morning...Professor Trelawney." Ash greeted, and immediately he smelled a pungent smell of alcohol...

Looks like this Professor Trelawney was enjoying life before he came...

"Oh... oh..." Trelawney nodded in amazement and said, "Good morning, Professor Embers!"

"Professor Embers...was the Celestial Eye guiding you here?" Trelawney held a teacup in his hand and looked at Ash in a daze.

"Um... I don't know." Ash shook his head. He really didn't know about the Celestial Eye. He came here mainly because of the influence of Grindelwald. That time Grindelwald's prophecy made Ash particularly curious, curious about what he did. What did you see.

"Then it must be because of the Celestial Eye. The Celestial Eye is guiding you and me." Trelawney picked up the teacup and stared at the tea crumbs in it.

"Can you make a prophecy for me?" Ash asked, he didn't understand Trelawney's behavior of staring at the teacup...Look at Grindelwald, dressed in rags and holding a strange wand, This is a professional prophet.

As for Trelawney in front of him, I have to say that just looking at it, Ash felt a little unreliable.

"Of course..." Trelawney nodded: "Of course!" Her second sentence was so loud that Ash had to step back with a frown.

As a result, she immediately stretched out her hand to grab Ash's arm, and then quickly handed the teacup to his hand.

"Look at these tea leaves...Professor Embers, the tea leaves will guide you to the future..."

Listening to Trelawney's words, Ash looked suspiciously at the tea dregs in the cup. Is this already a prophecy?Even Ash could sense Grindelwald's prophecy...

But Ash didn't feel anything about the professor's prophecy in front of him...

Is this the divination professor chosen by Dumbledore?

With such surprise, Ash looked at the tea dregs in the cup...

"This is..." Ash frowned.

"This is?" Trelawney poked her face over curiously, and her huge glasses managed to push Ash aside.

"Merlin is on top!" She stepped back a few steps and sat down on the ground. Her trembling movements knocked over the small tea table and chairs on the ground.

In the chaos, she slowly got up, and then said in an incredible voice: "Because of another person...death...rebirth...hometown..." She tremblingly walked to Ash's side.

"Be careful...Professor Embers..." She said vigilantly, "This is not a good omen..."

Ash raised his eyebrows. Although Trelawney looked like this...but as a theist, Ash still believed what Trelawney said. He nodded and said, "Then how can I avoid it?"

"Avoid?" Trelawney shook her head... she pushed her glasses and said, "There's no way to avoid it, Embers...but you'll love the day when it comes..."

Bad omen, then like?

Ash looked at Trelawney with a puzzled expression... Could she be a liar?Why do you feel so unreliable?

Ash stood up and said, "Thank you for your help." He felt that he would never come here again.

"You won't come here again, will you?" Trelawney asked suddenly, she glanced at Ash a little timidly, and then stepped back to help her stool up.

"I'll come again when I have a chance..." Ash nodded, not saying too much, he felt that there would be a time when he needed her...

Seeing Ash walk out of the office slowly, Trelawney stared, as if thinking of something, she looked down at the cup of tea dregs again.

"Ahhhhhhh..." She slammed the tea dregs on the table in amazement, even Ash who was walking down the stairs could clearly hear it.

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"So Professor Trelawney is not a prophet?" Ash looked at the serious Binns in front of him and felt a little helpless.

Did I waste a lot of time listening to the nonsense of a magician?

"Trelawney is a seer." Binns corrected: "But what she is worst at is predicting..."

"You know, she predicts the death of a student every year." Binns closed the book in front of him and said, "Almost none of the predictions have come true."

"Especially her tea prophecy..." Binns shook his head, and said in a tone of disgust, "It's a trick to fool people, and Ash, I have to say it again."

"Prophecy is the most false thing, then this little glass bead will whisper a few words, and Merlin will tell you the future?"

"Hehe..." Binns sneered and shook his head: "The most outstanding prophecy is based on past history and deduced from it."

"For example?" Ash looked at Binns with great interest.

"For example, the Ministry of Magic." Binns raised the newspaper in his hand: "Fudge will definitely not wait until the end of his term."

Ash nodded. He felt that he could predict this prophecy, and he didn't even need newspapers and history of magic.

"Anyway, Ash, don't believe in these pretentious things." Binns said, "If you really like it..."

"But Trelawney..." He shook his head and said, "The divination professor summoned by Dumbledore in the tavern?"

"Even Grindelwald's prophecy is much better than hers, right?" Binns' words made Ash nodded.

Indeed, just looking at Grindelwald's prophecy gave me a professional feeling... mainly because I actually saw things.

Thinking of this, Ash asked, "Professor Binns, have you heard of... the remains of the battlefield?"

"The remains of the battlefield?" Binns looked at Ash suspiciously: "Has Ravenclaw not satisfied your curiosity anymore?"

"But I really don't know any relics of the war..." Binns said, "The war with the goblin has been over for too long..."

"And Muggle war remnants..."

"Which one do you deserve?"

Listening to Binns' words, Ash shook his head, okay, okay... It seems that I shouldn't think about prophecy any more...

Looking at the wall clock hanging in Binns' office, Ash nodded and stood up: "I have something to do, so don't bother me."

Seeing Ash stand up, Binns curled his lips: "You always have new friends tsk tsk tsk..."

"Not looking for Lupine." Shaking his head, Ash said with a headache, "Dumbledore has arranged a new professor for the Dueling Club."

"Severus Snape?"

"Good prophecy."

(End of this chapter)