I'm the paper king at Hogwarts

Chapter 184 The Versatile Trelawney

Professor Trelawney stared at Neville until he stared at him with horror, and even his breathing began to be uneven.

Fortunately, she looked away after staring at it for a while, which made Neville secretly heave a sigh of relief.

"This year we will learn various basic divination methods. In the first semester, we will only learn how to read tea leaves for the time being. In the next semester, we should learn palmistry. By the way, my dear." When she said this, her eyes looked To Ron: "Beware of the people around you."

Ron looked at Harry, then at Louis, then at Hermione, and finally locked his eyes on Draco.

Draco frowned, and said with disgust: "I'm not the person around you, red-haired squirrel."

Before Ron could refute, he heard Professor Trelawney speak again.

This time it was to Draco.

"As for you, my child." Her muttering expression made it hard to believe the accuracy of her words: "Be careful of men who play with fire."

Louis knew that Trelawney was speaking, unsurprisingly, of the chubby Crabbe who set fire to the Room of Requirement in seventh year and nearly killed Draco too.

Of course, he also burned himself to death.

The ancients said that he was playing with fire, and Crabbe was playing with fire and setting himself on fire.

"In the summer study," continued Professor Trelawney, "we will learn how to look at the crystal ball - if we have learned the omens of fire... Unfortunately, in February, a nasty flu will send the class to school. If classes are forced to be closed, I will lose my voice... around Easter, one of us will leave us forever."

There was a tense silence in the room after she said this, but Professor Trelawney didn't feel it, and even enjoyed it a little.

After confirming it with the original book, Louis discovered that Professor Trelawney was completely nonsense... Maybe it was just to scare the children for fun?
"I think, darling," she said to Lavender Brown, who was the closest to Professor Trelawney, and when the professor turned and frightened her so suddenly, she shrank back in her chair in fright.

"Can you pass me the biggest teapot, please?" Professor Trelawney didn't realize that she was frightening the good new student.

Lavender looked relieved as she stood up and took a huge teapot from a shelf and placed it on the table in front of Professor Trelawney.

"Thank you, dear, and by the way, that thing you dreaded—will happen on Friday, October sixteenth."

Lavender shuddered.

Pure nonsense, Louis looked at Lavender with a terrified face, thinking that being uneducated is really scary...

He looked at the somewhat solemn little friends around him, patted Hermione on the shoulder who was still in a daze, and motioned for everyone to form a circle.

"October [-] is Saturday, and Professor Trelawney is scaring people." Louis said in a low voice.

Only then did the friends understand what was going on, and they didn't even feel that scary anymore.

The other students didn't hear it, but it didn't mean that Professor Trelawney couldn't hear the small movements on Louis' side. She turned her head and smiled at Louis.

"Student Mountbatten, do you mind if I show you the future using the method we will learn?"

Louis politely smiled and refused, "Sorry, Professor, I don't believe this."

"Then what do you believe in?" Professor Trelawney confronted Louis with great interest: "Crystal ball? Tarot cards? Or astrology? What is your zodiac sign?"

It's too out of place to say that I don't believe in anything, so Louis had no choice but to think of a way to block Professor Trelawney: "Sorry, Professor, I only believe in Zhou Yi from my mother."

I thought this sentence could completely block Professor Trelawney's eagerness to try divination, but who would have thought that her eyes would light up and she slapped her thigh: "Coincidentally! Student Mountbatten, I just happen to have a little bit of knowledge about this." Dabble, do you want to use the traditional method of yarrow, divination, or money class?"

"Is there anything else you don't know?" Louis was startled, never expecting that Professor Trelawney is an all-rounder in divination class...

"I don't know how to look like Bangziguo..." Professor Trelawney said truthfully.

After all, she couldn't tell whether Junior Quan was suitable to be president (bushi.

After thinking about it, Louis thought it was all about this, and it would be a bit ugly to refuse Professor Trelawney's words, so he said, "Then burn a turtle shell for me."

Professor Trelawney nodded, took out a tortoise shell from the shelf at the back, danced for a long time, picked it up with an iron rod, and put it on the flame of the fireplace to bake.After a while, the tortoise shell made a crackling sound. Professor Trelawney picked up the tortoise shell and was not afraid of the heat. He held it in his hand, and his face was very close, almost touching the tortoise shell.

"The "No" of "View", this is... this is..." Professor Trelawney's eyes were completely occupied by the whites of her eyes at this time, and her voice was no longer as soft as before, but like many people together He spoke in a hoarse voice, as if in a cave, with a slight echo: "Guard the light of the country, use Bin to the king... Sybill Trelawney pays homage to my king..."

With that said, he knelt down with a plop.

Fortunately, this was said in Chinese, otherwise Louis would not be able to explain clearly.

But the professor's abnormal behavior still made all the students in the audience noisy. Everyone was curious about what she just said in an incomprehensible language, just like a secret signal with Louis.

Louis stopped the noisy behavior of the students, turned around and quickly helped Professor Trelawney up, took the tortoise shell from her hand, and put it into her arms.

At this time, Professor Trelawney seemed to have recovered from his nervousness, his pupils reappeared in his eyes, and he looked at Louis who was supporting her in front of him with some confusion.

"Did I just say something?" she asked blankly.

"You didn't say anything, professor, it's time to continue teaching everyone." Louis quickly changed the topic, he didn't want to let this sensitive topic continue.

Don't die!Am I, Louis, the kind of usurper?
Professor Trelawney shook her hair like a drowning cat, calmed down for a while, and said loudly: "Now, I want you to divide into two groups, take a teacup from the shelf, come to me, and I will go to Pour tea into your cups."

The students obeyed, lined up in two lines to fetch teacups from the shelf, and returned to their seats to wait for Professor Trelawney to pour tea into their cups.

If you really have a big heart, aren't you afraid that Professor Trelawney will add some strange and unknown substances to the tea?
You are a one by one astrologer.

After seeing the students sat down, Professor Trelawney met the waiting eyes of the students, and said in detail: "When I say drink tea in a while, you start to drink tea until there is only tea left in the cup." When the time comes, shake the tea leaves three times with your left hand, then turn the teacup over and put it on the teacup holder; wait until the last bit of tea runs out, and then exchange your tea with your companion for interpretation - you can use the "Putting Away" Read the pages five and six of the book The Future Through the Mist to decipher the shape of the tea leaves, and I'll walk among you, help you, guide you, oh, and, dear—"

She grabbed Neville's arm and pulled him up: "Please go pick out a teacup for me, if you don't mind, get me a blue one, thank you."

It was a very strange combination, Harry and Draco were in a group, Hermione and Ron were in a group, Louis didn't know who he should choose, and Dean Thomas volunteered to sneak over and join Louis on his own initiative.

Louis shook the teacup gracefully—the teacup is a bit like the teacup in the city that is full of authenticity, and there is a lid. Louis' DNA moved instantly. He sat up straight and gave the class to the students in a very dignified manner. Lessons on how to drink tea.

Hey, guess what?Our old London wakes up like this every morning, hey, authentic...

It's a pity that this tea is not scented jasmine, what a pity.

He shook the tea dregs, as Professor Trelawney had taught him, then dried the teacup and exchanged it with Dean.

"What did you see in my cup?" Dean asked curiously.

"Tea." Louis replied honestly.

This answer stumped Dean, and he almost fainted out of breath.

"Think wide, dear, and keep your eyes beyond the mundane!" Trelawney called in good time, her voice high-pitched, in the dark.

"Well, I saw a TV. It's ridiculous to say, it really looks like a TV." Dean said hesitantly, flipping through the book while talking, and didn't see the TV representative until the end of the page. what.

"Then I'm pretty good at drinking." Louis chuckled and looked down at Dean's teacup.

On it is a mouse.

"It's a mouse. I'm not Sister Li. What does a mouse have to do with you?" Louis said hesitantly, "Usually, a mouse represents..."

Before he could finish speaking, he heard Dean let out a groan, and it turned out that Ron's Banban ran out and passed in front of him.

He was most afraid of this kind of furry animal. Louis said gloatingly: "I want to take back my previous contempt. It seems that this divination is quite accurate, at least it has come true now."

"Ron! Can you take care of your rats!" Dean sounded a little unhappy.

Ron apologized quickly, and Dean was not the one to hold on, so he let Ron go after the shock passed.

Harry laughed out loud, he hadn't expected the divination to be surprisingly accurate.

"So you're going to keep giggling here, right?" Draco's words were very unpleasant. He held Harry's tea bowl, stared at it for a long time with a strange expression, and said to the book: "Falcon, oh ho ho ho, Harry, you have a sworn enemy..."

"You're talking nonsense, Draco." Harry frowned and said, "Who doesn't know the deep hatred between me and Voldemort?"

While talking, he also looked down at Draco's teacup, and it took him a long time to spit out uncertainly: "Look at you, Draco, what are you drinking...well, this is...ha ...Is this a dinosaur? It must be a Tyrannosaurus rex, right?"

Thanks to Harry's rich imagination, it's a pity that there is no record of dinosaurs in the wizarding world.

Hermione also said to Harry in the same way: "Harry, I suggest you take a closer look, there are no stories about dinosaurs in the wizarding world.

"Okay." Harry reluctantly changed the angle of the teacup, hesitated, and said, "This time, it looks like a flower pot."

"Found it." He turned to the record about the flower pot: "It seems that you should be careful about your circle of friends, Malfoy."

"I think I should be careful not to pass out," Draco said grimly.

Before Harry could refute, Trelawney had already walked over and snatched the cup from Draco's hand.

She frowned and looked at it for a long time, turning while watching: "Well, big stick, an attack, my dear, this is not a lucky teacup...Skull, there is danger, your future, dear."

At this time, the students in the class stopped flipping the teacups in their hands, but looked at Harry intently, to see what Trelawney could do.

At the same time, the cup in Neville's hand shattered. Professor Trelawney couldn't tell whether she was startled by the thing in her hand or by the sound of Neville's broken teacup. She took a few steps back. Sitting on an empty armchair, she stroked her heart with her hands, panting heavily with her eyes closed.

Being surrounded by Professor Trelawney, the students didn't dare to take a breath. They all held their breath and looked at Professor Trelawney intently.

"Oh no—my dear boy, my poor boy... no, no, no, it's too dreadful, I'd better not say it..."

Harry couldn't help it all at once, staring dazedly at the teacup in his hand in a daze, the students stood up with a huff, surrounded the tables around them, and tiptoed to look into Harry's cup in the middle.

"What's the matter? Professor?" Dean asked carelessly.

"My dear..." At this time, Professor Trelawney's eyes opened, she stood up, and the students gave her a way with a huh, she leaned closer to Harry, and tremblingly said: " You...you don't know..."

"What do I have?" Harry obviously didn't understand what was going on, how could he have a good tea, and then he was hand-picked to be unknown?
The students also looked at each other, you look at me, I look at you, especially Hermione and Ron, Hermione gave Professor Trelawney a disgusted look, and her eyes almost said that you are a magic stick.

"Unknown! Unknown!" Professor Trelawney waved her skinny arms wildly, after a while, she jumped up, pointed at Harry and shouted loudly: "That ghostly big dog wandering in the cemetery! My dear child, it is a bad omen! A bad omen! A bad omen of the worst!"

Louis almost didn't laugh, but luckily he reacted in time to hold it back.

In fact, what Professor Trelawney said was not wrong, but what he said was a bit misleading...

(End of this chapter)