HP Princess bravely enters Hogwarts

Just as everyone was looking at this mysterious classroom curiously, a soft and somewhat nervous voice sounded: "Welcome, welcome, classmates, I am your Divination professor, Sybil Trelawney."

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound and saw an old woman in strange clothes standing at the door.

She was wearing a pair of round reading glasses, and her eyes were wide open behind the lenses.

Her hair was fluffy and messy, with a few strands of white sticking out from the gaps between her black hair.

Professor Trelawney wore a loose purple robe embellished with all sorts of strange symbols and constellation designs.

A long necklace of beads hung around her neck, and each bead sparkled with a mysterious light.

She also wore several silver bracelets on her wrists, which made a crisp sound.

Her mental state seemed a little erratic, with her eyes wide open one moment and narrowed into slits the next.

Professor Trelawney waved her hand gently, indicating that everyone should sit down.

He walked unsteadily to the podium, adjusted his glasses, and began to introduce himself.

"You may not have seen me before. It's no wonder. The noisy school makes my third eye blurry."

She looked around mysteriously and continued, "But from today on, we will explore the mysterious world together and uncover the mystery of divination."

As soon as Professor Trelawney finished speaking, a whisper broke out in the classroom.

At this time, Professor Trelawney spoke again: "In this subject, books don't play a big role. It relies more on intuition and talent."

Hearing this, Hermione couldn't help but frown. She has always been a diligent and studious student, and book knowledge is very important to her.

Ron, who was standing next to her, couldn't help but snickering when he saw Hermione's expression.

Professor Trelawney's eyes wandered around the classroom, and suddenly she looked at Neville nervously and asked, "Is your grandmother okay?"

Neville nodded blankly, but Trelawney shook her head and said meaningfully, "I'm afraid not."

As soon as these words came out, the whole class looked at Neville in surprise. He was confused and didn't know what to do.

Then, Professor Trelawney began to introduce the content of this semester’s course: “This semester, we will learn to interpret tea leaves.

By observing the shape, color and arrangement of tea leaves, we can predict the future.”

She paused, then said mysteriously, "Next semester, we will learn palmistry. We can see through a person's character and destiny by the lines on his palm and the length of his fingers."

At this moment, Professor Trelawney's eyes suddenly fell on Parvati Patil, and she said seriously: "You have to be careful of a man with red hair."

Hearing this, Patil subconsciously looked at Ron, then silently moved to the side, a little further away from Ron.

Professor Trelawney's words plunged the entire classroom into a deeper mysterious atmosphere.

She continued, "Around Easter, at least one of our classmates will leave us forever."

The students looked at each other, with surprise, curiosity and fear mixed on their faces.

Professor Trelawney didn't seem to care about their reactions and continued talking to herself:

"Now, please form a group of two and each bring a teacup to me to pour tea. Remember, drink the tea until only the tea leaves are left."

Everyone acted as required, and for a moment, the classroom was filled with the fragrance of tea.

Harry and Ron were in one group, Hermione and Parvati were in another, and everyone followed suit with curiosity.

Professor Trelawney watched everyone complete this step, and then continued, "Shake the tea leaves three times with your left hand, then turn the cup upside down on the tray, and wait until the last drop of tea is gone, then hand the cup to your partner to interpret. You can refer to "Seeing the Future Through the Mist" to interpret the shape of the tea leaves."

Draco did as he was told, and finally frowned, staring at the tea shape in front of him, lost in thought.

On the tray in front of him, the tea leaves took the shape of two people opposing each other, as if they were arguing about something.

This shape was not mentioned in "Seeing the Future through the Mist", which confused him.

He couldn't help but raise his hand and said to Professor Trelawney, "Professor, my sister's tea leaf shape book is not in it, how should this be interpreted?"

Professor Trelawney heard this and slowly walked down to Draco's side.

Suddenly, her body shook slightly, as if she had lost her soul, and her voice became vague and hollow: "You will leave this world. Everything is an illusion, and even you will split."

The words echoed in the classroom, and students looked at Professor Trelawney and Draco in surprise.

Draco's face turned pale and his voice trembled as he said, "You are a liar! My sister will be fine!"

Cygnus squeezed Draco's hand tightly and found that his hand was cold, as if he was shrouded in deep fear.

She looked at him worriedly, but couldn't find the words to comfort him.

Professor Trelawney slowly came back to her senses, her eyes involuntarily focused on the tea leaves in front of Harry.

Her eyes were wide open with fear on her face, because the scattered tea leaves clearly outlined the outline of a big black dog.

Her voice was trembling as she warned incoherently: "This... This is a bad sign, a sign of death!"

The air in the classroom froze instantly, and there was a dead silence. The students were frightened by Professor Trelawney's prediction and looked at each other in silence.

Hermione stood up with a cold face and said sarcastically: "Professor Trelawney, are you exaggerating too much? First you said that Sigmanas would leave this world, and then you said that Harry had a sign of death. Why don't you talk about the fate of each of us?"

Her words were full of sarcasm and disdain.

Professor Trelawney shook her head, looking at Hermione through her round reading glasses, with a hint of regret in her tone:

"Hermione, you are a smart child, but you really have no talent in this area. Divination cannot be understood by book knowledge. It requires intuition and sensitivity."

Hermione laughed maliciously and said without showing any weakness:

"Professor Trelawney, since you are so amazing, why don't you predict your own death? See if your so-called intuition and talent can help you predict the future?"

The atmosphere in the classroom suddenly became tense, and everyone held their breath, waiting for Professor Trelawney's answer.

Professor Trelawney was silent for a moment, then suddenly announced the end of the get out of class.

She ignored Hermione and slowly sat back in her chair, her whole body beginning to tremble. The prediction just now seemed to have made her see something extraordinary.

Her voice became intermittent, as if she was trying to suppress the fear in her heart: "Classmates, today's class ends here... I... I feel a little uncomfortable, I'll... leave first."

The students looked at each other, not knowing what was going on.

Hermione was also stunned. She didn't expect that her sarcasm would cause Professor Trelawney to react like this.