HP Shavings Wizard

Alison felt a little regretful when she thought that life in the third grade was completely boring.

How she wished she could enjoy Dementor snacks delivered to her door on the Hogwarts Express.

How she wanted to study the werewolf professor, record the werewolf's physical fitness, self-healing ability, magic resistance, and whether it was possible to control the transformation and combat state at any time...

Don't think this is useless!

Think about the original story, where he was bitten to death by Nagini, his throat was bitten, and he bled profusely...

At this time, if you catch a werewolf on the spot and give it a bite, the werewolf's self-healing ability and resistance should allow him to hold on a little longer - he is about to die, so don't worry about whether he is a werewolf or not. Anyway, the potion master is researching wolfsbane potion, which might be more convenient to research.

Then I can use a Transfiguration spell to turn Snape into a bat, or a pocket watch, which may be able to solidify the current injury...

(Snape himself, who was the target of the torture treatment plan: he didn't have to live.)

Alison still wanted to reasonably massacre Hagrid's furry little cutie, but it seemed that there was no hope because the new professor was replaced.

She even wanted to take the Care of Magical Creatures class!

Although she may not be able to provide perfect protection, she can help with painless salvation.

In the third year, students will have to take elective courses, and they must choose at least two: Arithmancy, Care of Magical Creatures, Divination, Muggle Studies, and Ancient Runes.

In the end Alison chose Divination, Ancient Runes and Arithmancy.

It was the divination class taught by Professor Trelawney, the alcoholic who often predicted death.

Of course, what divination requires most is talent and blood inheritance.

My advice for this course is that instead of working hard in class, it is better to be born into a good family.

Study carefully with Professor Trelawney, memorize everything in the book, practice more and talk more often, and it won't be difficult to pass the wizard level exam with an O.

But to become a true master of prophecy, it all depends on your level of reincarnation.

Alison is pretty good in this area.

As for divination, the Grindelwald family also has its own tradition of inheritance, and they had taught her that a long time ago.

She chose this course purely to admire the pale face of the young wizard of the same grade who was frightened by Professor Trelawney's death prophecy at the beginning of the course.

At other times, she would definitely not attend classes, and the final wizard level examination would depend on her mood at the time, whether she took the exam or not.

Even if she failed all her courses, the principal was still her father, and her father naturally could not kick her out.

Arithmancy is used to exercise the brain with mathematics occasionally, so as to avoid the logical thinking part of the brain being rusted by studying idealistic things such as magic every day.

Ancient runes are similar to foreign language classes. You need to study ancient runic magic manuscripts and memorize a large number of words and grammar. Thesis assignments are generally translations, tend to be theoretical, and are a bit boring.

But that is something that a lot of ancient magic involves, and if you want to go further in magic and have some ambition, you still have to learn it.

Alison has also learned a lot.

What she is most interested in is actually alchemy. She can make some magic props by herself. The "Philosopher's Stone" is a classic example among classics.

However, this course is only eligible for selection in the sixth grade, and requires a certain core knowledge reserve and a real interest in alchemy. Speaking of which, at Beauxbatons School of Magic, which was influenced by the alchemist master and alumnus Nicolas Flamel, this course seems to be a required course.

……

In order to prevent Alison from flying directly to the auditorium on her broomstick.

Dumbledore smiled and carried the little wizard, and simply brought Alison and him to the hall early, keeping a close eye on the naughty child.

The pumpkin pie at the dinner party soothed Alison's broken heart.

The decorative banners above the Great Hall were still Ravenclaw's blue and bronze.

Alison sat in the crowd and looked at the flags again with malicious intent.

……

Divination class.

Nine in the morning.

After breakfast, Malfoy, Pansy and the others started chattering like crazy, trying to find ways to provoke the Gryffindor trio whom they hadn't seen for a whole summer.

Maybe this is their way of bonding?

Alison didn't understand.

But I think they are a bit noisy.

So Alison gently lifted her eyelids and took a quick look.

The faces of several small snakes turned even paler, and they suddenly became silent like a chicken with its neck strangled.

The route through the castle to the north tower is long and complicated with many twists and turns.

Although Alison knew the way, nothing was as convenient as riding a broom straight from outside the castle.

The environment of the divination classroom can be described as terrible.

Alison had to admit that she did recognize Professor Trelawney's gift of prophecy - even though she and others were unaware of her talent because of the suspected curse or the ominous prophecy that had not yet come true.

However, the little red-haired wizard raised his eyes and glanced across the classroom.

A lot of it is just pretentious.

Like the big red scarves wrapped around the lights - it's really suffocating in the summer, and the atmosphere filled with red light is like a horror scene.

She sniffed and sneezed at the strong, sickening smell of tea from the huge copper teapot on the mantelpiece.

In this closed, stuffy environment, the smell is particularly unpleasant.

It is easier to interpret the divination if you have a clear mind, right? !

Everyone was whispering because Professor Trelawney was nowhere to be seen.

"Welcome, it's great to finally see you in the physical world."

A soft and somewhat ambiguous voice sounded.

A thin guy with a glittering body stepped out of the shadows.

She had huge eyes all over her body and wore a thin shawl with many metal pieces hanging on it. Her slender neck was decorated with various beads and chains, and she also had many bracelets and rings on her arms and hands.

"...?"

Alison was intimidated by the attitude of this nouveau riche, and took special care to examine the man's thin appearance.

Wouldn't she feel uncomfortable with the weight?

Professor Trelawney asked them to sit down.

The guys climbed into the armchairs with printed cloth around the table, or sat on the bulging little cushions, and listened to the professor's mysterious speech about how living on campus would make the third eye blurry.

Some little wizards inevitably thought of Professor Grindelwald, who taught the Defense Against the Dark Arts class.

That one was also a famous prophet.

I feel that this reclusiveness can only be attributed to Professor Trelawney's own eccentricity.