HP Shavings Wizard

Actually, Alison had some affection for this professor, who was a little neurotic but always called people "dear" in a soft and ethereal voice, and who indeed had the same bloodline of the prophet, so she was willing to give him encouragement and help.

But Professor Trelawney's actions really made her feel helpless.

She wasn't really that angry that "a good person doesn't know how to appreciate his kindness".

Alison cast a subtle and implicit look of interest at Professor Trelawney, who was using all kinds of little prophecies to scare Neville into smashing his bowl, to scare Parvati into running away from Ron, and to tremble with fear in her eyes.

Is he himself immersed in the curse of "no one will believe the prophecy"?

Then she was indeed being overly sentimental.

Each fortune teller has his own life.

Even if they are troubled by certain problems in life, that is their life. If they don't change themselves, there is no need for outsiders to make decisions for them.

Originally, Alison thought that Professor Trelawney's lies and mystification were to show that she was really capable, so she wanted to help.

She usually comes into contact with prophets like her father Grindelwald.

Both of them are "Grindelwald" and can foresee the future scenes they want to see. They are not averse to communicating these things and are even quite interested in them.

Now it seems that I am being empathetic.

Not all members of the Prophecy Family are the kind that can socialize normally.

There are also people who are very delicate and a little immersed in themselves and illusions.

Forget it, don't worry about it.

But there is something really interesting behind this incident.

If she really wanted to be recognized, and under the gaze of so many students, knowing that she had just made an amazing prediction, even if she was skeptical, a normal adult should have publicized it, to avenge her previous shame, to hold her head high - at least make some achievements to show those professors who doubted her, and act as if she deserved the salary.

And this is not without precedent. When she was having a job interview, she made the famous prophecy in front of Dumbledore. Now the prophecies have been received by the Department of Mysteries of the Ministry of Magic.

But Professor Trelawney just thought this was ridiculous and immediately denied the prophecy...

Is it a curse, or is it a true prophecy that she knows about but must "not believe" in that state?

If "Harry Potter" was still a novel, then naturally these characters based on Greek mythology would only make people feel that the author has a deep cultural background and good accumulation, allowing readers to dig deep for some little easter eggs.

But now, this is the real world.

Alison lives in this real world, and all the creatures around her are alive and have their own thoughts and feelings.

If the name and character image can be said to be coincidental.

So how do we explain this effect that seems like a real "Cassandra's Curse"?

Apollo's lover, the princess of Troy...

What is the relationship between wizards and Greek mythology?

There is no smoke without fire.

Were wizards considered gods at some point, leaving behind absurd and distorted fragments of records?

Or are wizards just humans with divine blood?

The real gods no longer appear in the world. They spy on everything in the world from a certain dimension in a way that the three-dimensional world cannot understand.

Or maybe, they have already fallen into eternal sleep and death in the ruthless washing of time...

...The road to godhood?

The red-haired little wizard's clear, strange eyes were deep and contained a rare hint of ambition.

She already has enough strength, and now she only wants to be with her beloved blood relatives forever.

If power could bring eternity...

Trelawney's prophecy just now was about Alison herself. Others were confused and unsure, but Alison naturally knew how to understand it.

Because her research on soul enhancement had stalled during the previous summer vacation, she had recently been trying to communicate with the past game world through the broken system panel and the traces of time and space on her body about her "origin"...

The "Summoning Source" corresponds to this...

“God’s Way” can indeed be called a prophecy.

According to a certain game world that Allison had experienced before, her current strength could only be considered as a "demigod", able to unilaterally beat the leaders of angels and demons, but there was definitely a gap between her and the true god who originally transformed all the environments and creatures of "heaven" and "hell".

And she didn't set any "rules" for what she should specialize in.

Originally, Allison was leaning towards "death", but before she reached that step, she could no longer stay in the game world and tried hard to tear through the space to the real world.

——To be honest, she was in a hurry to leave where she came from. Besides the fact that she couldn't bear the loneliness and wanted to find blood relatives, there was actually another obscure little reason.

She clearly remembered that among the first devices that carried the projections of those game worlds, there was also a mahjong game...

In other words, you will be transferred to the endless mahjong world where there is no such thing as "clearing a level" after you clear the rotating game world. If you are unlucky, you will be transferred to the endless mahjong world where there is no such thing as "clearing a level".

"call!"

The little red-haired wizard let out a breath of anger, cast a cooling spell, and then drank the strong tea that Trelawney had poured into the teacup with a green leaf pattern from the large copper teapot in her hands.

"...!"

Very unpleasant to drink.

The pot must ensure that the amount of tea leaves poured into the teacup by the first and last little wizard is enough for divination.

You can tell from the smell - the tea scent is so strong that it makes you feel nauseous.

According to Professor Trelawney, she swirled the tea leaves in the cup three times with her left hand, then turned the cup upside down on the tray, and after the last drop of tea had seeped out, she picked up her cup and looked at it.

She sat alone as usual.

No one dared to isolate her, and Alison was not the type to be isolated and bullied.

However, considering that Alison often skipped classes to attend small classes at her parents' place, she did not have a fixed desk partner as usual in the first class.