Hogwarts' Wizarding Throne

When Shaw read half of the letter in his hand, he felt a sense of fear for no reason.

It was not just the content that Grindelwald wanted to convey that made him feel this way.

Shaw felt for no reason that such a thing might have already happened.

Not to mention that technology has developed to such a high level today, even in the ancient times when culture was backward, those Muggle governments or dynasties had never secretly arrested wizards for research.

Who would believe it?

After all, although ordinary people are afraid of unknown forces, they are also very yearning for it.

Or similar research, it is possible that the so-called "world controller" has already been leading it for two thousand years.

Old Bee and others must know some information, but they will not tell him for the time being, so Shaw can only verify it himself.

This kind of information must be mastered in advance, at least to know the extent of the opponent's related research.

He turned his mind and thought about who should be given this task. The candidate must be meticulous and not hate paperwork, so that he can analyze from the mountains of past information.

After making a favorite choice, Shaw continued to read the letter.

【…Okay, now let’s talk about prophecy.

Based on my years of research on prophecy, prophecy actually involves the principles of time magic and fate stains.

People who are born with the gift of prophecy are automatically considered to have a certain amount of time magic, and divination methods similar to digital divination have to be classified as fortune-telling.

Time magic, I believe you must have heard of it. It is a majestic and unfathomable power, and even people with this power cannot actively control it.

There are several time converters hidden in the British Department of Mysteries, which can reverse time and return to the past. Their origins have always been mysterious. Legend has it that they are created by gods.

Time magic is naturally not only able to return to the past, but also to see the future.

People with common sense know that returning to the past cannot directly change the history that has already happened. Forced intervention is playing with time, and naturally it will be swallowed up in the long river of time.

The more powerful the wizard is, the less he dares to use time magic easily, because such people are terrible at changing the established history. If they take a wrong step, they will be doomed.

Some mysteriously missing wizards, half of them are playing with time, and then all his traces will be wiped out from the world.

It is reasonable that the real prophet can see the future picture.

As for numbers/leaves/tortoise shells/astronomy, I have to mention the concept of fate stains here, which is generally speaking the fate stains.

The connection between people and people, people and the world, has intersected and entangled since the moment of "contact".

This contact can be divided into personal contact and passive contact. For example, you and your grandfather who you have never met, both sides will leave each other's fate stains.

The influence between the two is permanent, even death cannot escape.

Since we can trace the source and find a certain method, we can make a rough prediction of future development.

Together with the talent given by the mysterious time magic, the two roughly constitute the knowledge of prophecy.

Of course, this is just my current research. I am still in the initial stage of research on the principle of prophecy. It is too profound and obscure.

Should we believe in prophecy? In my experience, there are two situations.

The first is that if it is an accurate prediction by a master of prediction, the result is powerless to resist.

Then the only thing we can do is to leave all kinds of foreshadowing and backhands in anticipation of future events, after all, things in the more distant future are still unknown.

Similar operations have actually been done by ancient super wizards. You have been in Hogwarts for two years. Didn’t you notice that the four founders all died in a very strange way?

The second situation is that if the content of the prophecy is an ambiguous open picture.

This means that everything is possible, and it requires our efforts. The good or bad results depend on personal choices.

For your suggestions for elective courses next semester, if you don’t have a talent for prediction, then taking divination classes is a pure waste of time.

I don’t know what your white-haired principal thinks, why would he open such a time-wasting course.

As for the elective course of digital divination, I don’t know this course, so I won’t give you any suggestions.

I heard that the centaurs in the Forbidden Forest of Hogwarts are good at stargazing and divination, and predict trends based on the trajectory of the stars. You can study it.

Okay, let's talk about the last thing, which is about the Ouroboros Climbing Cross organization.

This organization is... (The content is roughly the same as what Dumbledore mentioned)

As an ordinary old man, I only know this much, please don't blame me.

Your dear fan, Perel Rouge]

Shaw felt insulted when he saw the last bit of the letter.

These two old men may have colluded with each other to give their confessions, otherwise how could they tell the inside story?The content is the same as copy and paste.

They are all half-said!

Alas, I can't beat them, otherwise I must let these two old kids have a meal of Chinese specialty food of green bamboo fried meat.

As for the prophecy, Shor basically knows its principle.

Time magic is easy to understand. Even in the magical world, this kind of magic is pure cheating.

As for the concept of life stains, in fact, it can be expressed in another way, that is, causality, or mechanical causality.

Didn't a scientist say that? If he is given a sufficiently advanced computer, he can calculate all the processes from the Big Bang to the extinction of the universe.

Shor rubbed his brows and closed his eyes to think.

After sorting out these clues, he finally came to a conclusion.

The result of Grindelwald's prediction must be that everything is over and he is extremely desperate, but he still fought against fate, and in the end he could only fail and imprison himself.

Now these centenarians are active again, which must be the so-called "ambiguity" in the prophecy results.

The cause was on me, so I wrote letters to communicate in person, sent people to teach, and used all kinds of resources, even vaguely involving Dumbledore.

Shaw's heart was like a cat's paw, and he really wanted to see what he was doing in the prophecy.

What should he do after seeing it?

Say: "My fate is in my own hands, not in the hands of God?"

He took a deep breath and remembered Vita's teachings.

Be restrained.

After opening his eyes, he took out the "Book of Abraham" from the ring.

It was impossible to get words from Dumbledore and Grindelwald.

Then he could only hope that the prophecy pattern on the last seventh page of the book would include himself.

Shaw then returned to the Room of Requirement again, patiently began to translate the contents of the book, and excerpted the parts that he could not understand and copy the parts that could not be translated.

It was another busy day, and even the matter of asking Tom to cooperate with the Aurors of the International Association of Wizards and finding Snape was put aside for one day, and he even skipped classes.

Several trusted subordinates thought the chief was missing and sent messages to inquire about him.