Everyday Players at Hogwarts

Chapter 413 Lavender Brown's Prophecy

Lavender Brown, Lavender, means lavender, and the flower language is waiting for love.

In the original world line, she should have discovered that Ron had become so interesting in the sixth grade - Ron became a goalkeeper and performed well, winning the game against the Slytherin team.

Then become Ron's girlfriend.

But now, she has fallen in love with Ron so early.

Looking at Ron and then at Lavender, Ryan suddenly raised a sly smile.

He flicked his finger lightly, and a light spot invisible to the naked eye flew out of his hand.

Doing uniform motion, it landed on the eyebrows of Lavender Brown who happened to look at Ron again.

Lavender Brown always thought that she was a lucky guy who could be a student in the same school year with Harry Potter.

But, unfortunately, Harry Potter went to Ravenclaw, and the Sorting Hat did not mention Ravenclaw when sorting her.

She thought he would go to Gryffindor, which is the same college as the headmaster Dumbledore.

In her curiosity about Harry Potter, she found a guy she thought was more interesting.

His height stood out among the students of the same year.

He also drew the Skywalker gold card!

"Have you heard? That Ron is actually Harry Potter's lover, and he is also related to Neville!" said Parvati, the sister of her roommate, Padma Patil of Ravenclaw.

At that time, she became curious. Can it be between men?

"That Ron and Harry Potter saved Draco Malfoy and his followers from the troll!"

"That Ron and Harry, Draco Malfoy defended the Philosopher's Stone together!"

"That Ron actually doesn't like men, Draco and Harry are engaged! Neville and Anthony are closer!"

"That Ron invented a strange smoke, try it!" Parvati brought her news about Ron one after another.

She once asked Parvati, "Why do you pay so much attention to Ron."

"He is the younger brother of the Weasley twins, who are the celebrities of our school. These things are normal for Harry Potter, but for Ron--" Parvati gave such an answer.

In the smoke shared by Parvati, which contained the memory of Weasley's feasting, Lavender finally found that she had a good impression of Ron.

Perhaps it was because she could never eat four big chicken legs like Ron without changing her expression in her life.

The feeling of eating without worrying about weight and not feeling greasy conquered her.

After that, as long as she had money, she would buy smoke bottles and look at Ron from time to time.

He seemed to have noticed this and smiled foolishly from time to time.

She learned from Parvati's sister Padma that Ron was reading a book called "Twelve Winning Tricks to Charm Witches" (Padma mistakenly thought that Ron was going to pursue her).

Could it be that her love is coming?

Today, in the stands of the Quidditch match between Ravenclaw and Slytherin, Lavender's heart beat a little slower - because she looked into Ron's eyes.

She decided that she must tell Ron how she felt right after the game!

Ryan looked at Lavender, who was in a state similar to the revolving lantern before death, with a strange look on his face.

He could never have imagined that Lavender's reason for liking Ron this time was so outrageous.

And Lavender Brown suddenly felt dazed when she looked into Ron's blue eyes.

She seemed to have dreamed of something. Harry Potter and Ron Weasley were both Gryffindors, the same college as her.

Well, there were Neville and Hermione.

Harry still became a seeker, and Professor Snape actually deducted Harry's points all day long.

Professor Quirrell was never knocked out.

The Phoenix and Invisible Beast incidents on the Astronomy Tower were gone.

Harry and Ron did not become friends with Draco.

Sirius was not vindicated.

They still broke into the corridor on the fourth floor. Draco was replaced by Hermione. This time, it was Harry who fainted, and he was fainted for a long time.

Lavender shook her head, and the information in her mind turned to the sixth grade again.

Ron did not invent the mist bottle, and the Weasley twins seemed to drop out of school to open a shop.

Fudge did not step down, and Ron's father did not get promoted.

But Ron became the goalkeeper, and they beat Slytherin!

Ron became her boyfriend!

Lavender in the real world shook her head again, and her face began to turn red.

Scenes of kissing Ron in public places broke into her mind. It seemed that their relationship was only kissing, and there were no other scenes of talking, communicating spiritual or emotional problems.

Then, there were scenes of Ron hinting that he wanted to break up many times, and finally being poisoned inexplicably, using cold violence on her, and falling in love with another woman in the mist, and breaking up with her.

"Lavender! Are you okay?" Parvati shook Lavender's shoulder.

"Huff, huff!" Lavender panted, and when he opened his eyes, he saw Parvati's worried face.

"I. I just dreamed, no, I predicted, that's not right." Lavender frowned.

"Prediction!"

"You just predicted!"

"I have been interested in predictions for a long time!"

"Your third eye just opened!"

"I-I really shouldn't have woken you up just now!" Parvati looked regretful.

"I don't know if that's called prediction."

"What I foresaw was the first and sixth year scenes after Harry, Hermione, Neville, and Ron all came to Gryffindor." Lavender rubbed his forehead.

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"Ah!"

"We'll ask Professor Trelawney later!"

"But they must be much better in Gryffindor than they are now!" Parvati proudly puffed out her chest.

"Well, how should I put it? Harry performed mediocrely except for Quidditch. Professor Snape's favorite student was replaced by Draco, who targeted Harry all day long."

"Ron didn't make progress until the sixth year and became a goalkeeper."

"Hermione didn't change much."

"Neville was just a little crybaby, and he didn't get better until the sixth year." Lavender couldn't help shaking her head as she spoke.

It was precisely because except for Hermione, Harry and the others performed mediocrely, which was completely different from the real world, that Lavender suspected that everything she had just experienced was a dream.

But everything was so real.

Especially her and Ron in the dream.

In the dream, she didn't know how to express her love.

She just clumsily changed to what Ron wanted.

But it was because of her that Ron abandoned her.

The sweetness of love and the pain of breaking up are so real.

"Merlin's braid!"

"So Harry has his magical red spark!"

"Ron didn't invent the mist bottle either?" Parvati was stunned.

"That's not all!" Lavender sighed inexplicably and stared at Ron who was looking at him.

"What about the sixth grade!"

"It's just that Harry's college has changed, but the future trend can still be referenced." Parvati hugged Lavender's left arm and shook it excitedly.