HP Hogwarts Chinese exchange students

Pansy looked at the teacup in her hand, pointed at the tea leaves inside and said, "I see. The biggest one is a flower and one... looks like a bird. The one over here is a flute. The one in the middle is a heart. There is also a lightning bolt."

Draco: "So many? It seems that it will be difficult for you to interpret the teacup."

Pansy rolled her eyes and continued flipping through her textbook: "The flowers represent happiness, and if there are birds, it means that you will live a carefree and happy time during the time shown. Oh, it looks like you've had a good school year."

Draco raised his face proudly: "Malfoy can certainly be carefree."

Pansy rolled her eyes at him and continued, "Hearts represent love, affection, and care. A heart next to a flower means that you will have a deep love for someone, or that someone has a deep love for you. Huh? Eh--! You two are so corny!"

Wuyou was stunned for a moment, looked at himself and then at Draco, and asked in confusion: "Ah? What happened to us? It seems that we didn't do anything just now?"

Pansy looked at Draco, whose face had completely blushed, and shook her head. It seemed that the girl he liked still didn't feel his love.

Then she looked at Wuyou and shook her head. How could she, such a smart person, not be able to see clearly his love for him? Or maybe she didn't think that Draco liked her at all. She was even used to the intimacy between them. Poor Draco.

Pansy sighed in her heart about the love between the two good friends, then flipped through the book and said, "The flute represents, uh... your friend or lover has disappointed you."

Draco was surprised. He looked at Wuyou and said to Pansy, "How is this possible?!"

Pansy shook her head. "It says so in the book. And this lightning bolt means you need to control your anger or you will regret it. The divination book warns you not to let your anger get out of control. If you lose your temper when you are angry, you will regret it for a long time."

Draco leaned over and looked at his teacup: "I dare say this Divination class is not reliable at all."

Pansy rolled her eyes: "Although I agree, please let me finish the divination."

Draco sat up straight in his seat. Pansy looked at the teacup and muttered to herself, calculating the time represented by the tea leaves. Then she looked at Draco and said, "This flower is available from now until March, the heart-shaped tea leaves are around October to April, and the flute is mostly in May and June, and the lightning appears in July.

So that means your good luck will last until April or May, and then in June or July something bad will happen… and you’ll regret it?”

Draco sneered: "That's impossible." Then he picked up Wuyou's teacup and began to flip through the book.

Draco frowned for a while, then looked happy the next, which made Pansy look confused. Pansy patted his book and asked, "What's wrong? Are you embarrassed about Mavis's tea? What's your reaction?" Wuyou also looked at him in confusion and asked.

Draco put down his teacup, coughed twice and said, "This bouquet represents the praise from an admirer. The vase below... is... is a secret admirer. But you may not be able to identify who the real admirer is, which means that there are several people who like you.

And this fan...it represents romance, celebration, party. It means you will fall in love with someone soon or right now..."

Pansy: "Mavis is so good, naturally many people like her!" Then she looked at Wuyou teasingly: "I just don't know who will get the first place in the end?"

Wuyou leaned over to look at the teacup, then frowned and said, "This doesn't look like a fan. I feel like it's a scale entangled in something."

Draco looked at the teacup and said, "This is the pattern of the fan."

Wuyou curled his lips in disdain: "Who's fan would have this kind of pattern? It's so ugly."

Pansy also came over to take a look, then thought for a moment and said, "I feel like it looks more like a scale wrapped in vines. If this is a fan, it's the ugliest fan I've ever seen."

After that, Pansy flipped through the textbook and said, "The vines represent that you need to look for information that can help you. It will be of great help to you in solving your doubts. You must find it. If you don't look for it, you won't get it."

Then he flipped through a few pages: "Libra is here. It means to keep your life in balance. You must analyze your lifestyle and then do whatever is necessary to restore a proper balance."

Draco was about to argue a few more words when Trelawney suddenly shouted, "Ah! Child! You are ominous again! This means ominous!"

Harry and Ron were startled by her. Draco looked over there and curled his lips: "Aha, Potter is unlucky. I dare say it has a lot to do with the man who escaped from Azkaban!"

Wuyou and Pansy looked at each other and shook their heads. They were already in the third year, but Draco was still so childish. Pansy was too lazy to agree with his questions about Harry and the others.

Trelawney looked at Harry sadly and said, "It was a black dog."

A student continued: "This is the darkest omen in the wizarding world, foreshadowing death."

Harry's face turned pale, he remembered Mr. Weasley talking about Sirius, and Ron and Hermione frowned in confusion.

Draco: "Heh, I told you Potter was in big trouble."

Wuyou shook his head and took his teacup to look at it again. Draco said with certainty: "This must be a fan."

Pansy rolled her eyes and retorted, "There is no such ugly fan in the world. It's a scales entangled with vines."

The two of them spent the entire divination class arguing about which prophecy they thought was correct. Wuyou could only keep saying in the middle: "It's all possible. There are many variables in divination. This is all normal."