Became good friends with the Boy Who Lived

With the arrival of Easter, there was no festive atmosphere in Hogwarts Castle. The heavy workload overwhelmed every student, especially Hermione.

Every night, Hermione was the last person to leave the common room. She had too much homework. Aris would try to stay with her as much as possible, but would still be chased away by Hermione for taking a nap next to her.

Harry's life was equally difficult every day. In addition to dealing with heavy homework, he also had to squeeze out time to participate in Quidditch training. The next Quidditch game would begin soon, Gryffindor VS Slytherin.

In the divination class, Professor Trelawney taught everyone to use the crystal ball for divination. Aeris stared blankly at his crystal ball, doubting whether it would really work.

Hermione and Professor Trelawney had another argument, and Hermione questioned Professor Trelawney's professionalism in front of all the students.

Professor Trelawney took Hermione's hand and looked at her palm carefully again and again.

"I'm really sorry, dear," Professor Trelawney said faintly, "In my opinion, you really don't have the talent to learn divination. Your palm lines have revealed everything to me. No matter how hard you try, you can't clear the fog and see what the future will look like..."

After saying that, he patted Hermione's hand comfortingly. Hermione finally exploded. The study pressure accumulated over the past few days completely broke out at this moment.

"Great! That's great!" Hermione suddenly pulled her hand away from Professor Trelawney, stood up, and laughed very happily. She also knocked over her crystal ball, and the crystal ball rolled down the trapdoor. "I give up!" Hermione threw her backpack onto her shoulder, knocking Ron behind her to stagger. She strode out of the Divination classroom, and did not forget to close the trapdoor heavily. The classroom was silent for a while.

"Did I say something wrong?" Professor Trelawney muttered to herself.

"This is really the first time," Ron whispered to Edwards and Harry, "Hermione would never treat any professor in this way before..."

After the divination class, Aeris, Harry, and Ron followed the crowd out of the divination classroom and went to the restaurant. When passing through a corridor, they saw a crystal ball lying alone in a corner.

"Isn't this Hermione's crystal ball?" Harry asked curiously, "How did it roll so far?"

"Someone must have kicked it here," said Ron nonchalantly. "Just forget it!"

"I'm going to return it to Professor Trelawney," said Aris. "Would you like to join me..."

Harry and Ron shook their heads like rattles and walked quickly towards the restaurant.

"How disloyal..." Aesop muttered and walked towards the divination classroom.

Aries came to the divination classroom again. The classroom was filled with smoke. Aries put the crystal ball on a low table and looked around, but did not see Professor Trelawney.

Just as Aeris was about to leave, a hand reached out from the smoke and pressed down on Aeris' shoulder. Professor Trelawney, with a dazed look and blurred eyes, walked out of the smoke.

"It's approaching..." Professor Trelawney said in a hollow voice, which was completely different from her usual voice and tone. "The day when the Dark Lord will be resurrected is approaching. His loyal servant will return to his side. The Dark Lord will be reborn in the Chaos, taking control of his lost authority and possessing greater power than ever before. The world will fall into fear again... cough... cough... cough..."

"My dear child! Why haven't you left yet?" Professor Trelawney seemed to have returned to normal. She asked in confusion, "Did I leave you behind?"

"No, professor," Aries said in a panic, "No, don't think too much, I'm just... you know... the last one to leave... Goodbye, professor..." Aries hurriedly left the divination class.

It seemed that Professor Trelawney would occasionally fall into this state of true prophecy, and Aeris decided not to share what happened today with his companions.

Even without the Divination class, Hermione still looked very tired. She had chosen too many courses, and giving up one course did not make her feel relieved. Her current condition was not much better than that of Professor Lupin, who was always in poor health.

In this busy learning atmosphere, nothing can relax you better than a Quidditch game. This may be the reason why Quidditch is popular among teachers and students. You can put aside your studies and homework and relax your tense nerves.

Although Aries was not very enthusiastic about Quidditch, he still dragged Hermione to watch Harry's game. Hermione forgot the game time because she was doing her homework.

It was a sunny morning. When Aeris and Hermione arrived at the gathering of Gryffindor students, the game had already started for some time.

Aris heard from other students that if Gryffindor wanted to truly defeat Slytherin, then Gryffindor had to catch the Golden Snitch when it was leading Slytherin by 50 points, and the Gryffindor players on the field were working hard for this.

The competition was extremely intense. The Gryffindor team members were able to maintain their lead even though their brooms were much weaker than those of the Slytherin team. It can only be said that Wood's training at all costs played a crucial role.

Harry and Draco were still quite sportsmanlike, and the contest between the two Seekers was fair and just, but the contest between the other players was not something that could be described with just one word: "miserable". During the game, Aries muttered to himself more than once: "This is not necessary..."

The game finally ended when Harry caught the Golden Snitch, and just as planned, Harry caught the Golden Snitch when Gryffindor was leading by fifty points.

When Professor Dumbledore presented the Quidditch Cup to Gryffindor, Wood was so excited that he burst into tears, the twins cheered, the other team members hugged and celebrated, and Harry, holding the Quidditch Cup, felt like he had won the world.