Harley herself was not at all averse to Harry's closeness.
The physical touch evoked a sense of satisfaction that went far beyond lust, as if she had found the missing half of herself, which she could not refuse.
In such an atmosphere, time flies.
By the time Harley and Harry came to their senses, they had already arrived at the Divination Classroom, their fingers still interlaced tightly.
(Seeing Harley, who looked like Lily, interacting closely with Harry, who was a handsome version of James Potter, Snape felt as if every nerve in his body was about to explode.)
The students around them were already used to the messy relationship between Harry, Harley, Draco, and Roan.
Even Trelawney was the same.
At first, Harry was a little unaccustomed to it. In his original world, he was regarded by Trelawney as an excellent subject of doom and disaster Prophecy and was always under her watchful eye.
In this world, Trelawney only glanced at him a couple of times because he was a male wizard.
Now, he is just treated as an ordinary student.
Thinking of this, Harry gripped Harley's hand even tighter.
Because Professor Trelawney in this world is absolutely stunning.
In the original world, she was like a giant, glowing insect.
She was very thin, with large eyes, and her neck, arms, and hands were adorned with Winky decorations. The transparent gauze draped over her body also Winky.
In this world, she, dressed in this outfit, is incredibly eye-catching, drawing attention to her large eyes and beautiful face.
In addition, the sweet and cloying aroma emanating from the Divination Classroom makes people feel dizzy and unconsciously lowers their self-control.
Most importantly, she didn't wear those glasses that made her already large and charming eyes even bigger, to the point of being exaggeratedly unbalanced.
However, Harry knew that this wasn't Professor Trelawney trying to seduce the students.
Rather, it's because opening the Heavenly Eye requires relaxing the body and emptying the Mind Stone.
The classroom layout: each table was surrounded by Indian-printed fabric armchairs and bulging cushions, everything was illuminated by a dim, scarlet light, the curtains were drawn to block out natural light, many lamps were covered with deep red lampshades, and the fireplace was stuffed full to make the classroom very warm.
All of this is to make it easier for students to reach this state.
Even Professor Trelawney's Winky, shaman-like outfit was part of it.
If it were the original him, he would definitely think she was faking it.
But the investors of Champion, this group of elite wizards, taught him, allowing him to set aside his past prejudices and view everything from a more rational and objective perspective. He gradually learned about the seemingly insignificant or even unteachable common sense in various disciplines.
As the great-great-granddaughter of the true prophet "Cassandra Trelawney," Trelawney's Prophecy talent, though sometimes accurate and sometimes not, was highly professional in terms of theoretical knowledge and details.
He could also understand why Hermione and Professor McGonagall disliked her.
They are both rational people who are used to order.
Abandoning the brain and entrusting everything to intuition is undoubtedly contrary to their views.
Completely opposite to themselves, the eccentric and eccentric Professor Trelawney naturally made them feel disgusted and looked down upon from the bottom of their hearts.
(Just as Harry was thinking, Hermione raised an eyebrow and said dismissively, "It's rare to see someone so serious in Divination.")
(Harry and Ron chose Divination because it was easier to get high marks, and they mostly just made things up in class.)
(But right now, Harry is incredibly focused, following Trelawney's instructions as she observes the Crystal Ball.)
(In her view, it was undoubtedly because Trelawney was prettier and younger, or because she wanted to impress Harley and the others, or both.)
(Ron was clearly thinking the same thing as Hermione; his ears were flushed, embarrassed by Harry's attempt to please the female version of himself, while a smile involuntarily crept onto his lips.)
(Basil, noticing this, understood perfectly; Ron wasn't Dumbledore. It was just that he had always been ignored, both at home and at school—or more accurately, by the more influential person next to him. This rare experience of being the center of attention, the talk of the town, would have made him jump for joy if not for his pride.)
"Alright, now that we've reviewed how to read Crystal Ball," Trelawney pointed her long, slender, white fingers to the playing cards on her table, "I will now teach you how to use playing cards to train your Heavenly Eye."
"Close your eyes and shuffle the cards in your hands."
"Then, from the shuffled deck, randomly draw a card based on your intuition."
"Lavender, let me see what you drew?"
"A red 7 means you'll have good luck in love; you'll find a partner soon."
Lavender blushed and glanced at Roan.
(Ron coughed. "In that world, I was a woman. And Harry and I were a couple.")
(Upon hearing her brother say this, Ginny's face immediately darkened.)
(Lavender leans against Ron, "This means that I would fall in love with Ron no matter which world I'm in.")
Trelawney continued moving along the Madoka.
"Two of Spades: Conflict;" she took the card from Simone, "Darling, you should stay home as much as possible lately. Otherwise, you might be in for a bloody accident."
(Hermione squinted, her mouth not speaking, but lip-syncing. Even without looking, Basil knew she was 'saying' a liar.)
Soon it was Harry's turn.
Harry handed over his card, a 4 of clubs.
The moment Trelawney's hand touched the cards, her body trembled as if she had been electrocuted.
He collapsed onto Harry, his eyes starting to move.
This scene, which looked like a seizure, prevented Draco from immediately berating her for taking advantage of Harry.
Even with his tail stiff and his breathing rapid, Harry retained a sliver of clarity.
(Trelawney's cheeks flushed; she had seen Harry's bulge.)
(She was actually married before, but because she refused to accept the surname "Hig Pottom," the brief marriage ended quickly, and she had no children.)
(But having never seen a second tail besides her husband's, she couldn't imagine it could be so big.)
(I start imagining myself suddenly going crazy, what would it feel like to get poked in the butt by a tail?)
(Until Professor Trelawney in the scene started speaking again.)
The students around her had already gotten up and wanted to take Professor Trelawney to the Hospital Wing.
But the hoarse voice that suddenly came out of her mouth, unlike her usual voice, made them stop in their tracks.
With that sudden shudder, Harry finally managed to control his gun.
"Four immortal beings, undetermined by fate, have descended. The wizard's fallen destiny will be reversed, and the heroic Demon Man will realize his mistakes. Tonight, before midnight, the invisible elves will abandon their companions, preventing the life-giving fountain from continuing to flow. Tonight—before midnight—that Champion —will—successfully obtain—the treasure at the heart of the Stormfront— "
("Trelawney wasn't a fraud after all!" Ron stood up, taking Lavender, who was clinging to him, with him.)
("Four immortal beings outside of their predetermined fate. This must refer to Harry and his friends!")
("Harry will steal the Sorting Hat tonight!")
(Hermione babbles, her expression almost identical to Professor McGonagall's; getting them to admit that Professor Trelawney truly possessed abilities was more painful than killing them.)
Professor Trelawney lowered her head to her chest and snorted.
Then, quite suddenly, her head snapped up again.
"Sorry, students," she said as if in a dream, yawning, "It was too hot during the day, you know I fell asleep for a while."
"What's wrong?"
As the yawn subsided, her vision cleared, and she realized who she was sitting on and the intense heat beneath her.
"Eeya~"
She quickly got up.
However, no one noticed her wet state.
Even the three victims Draco, Roan, Harley, didn't care.
All they knew was that Professor Trelawney had created a real language.
The Demon Man is actually a hero, but a hero with some flaws.
Among the male wizards, Neville reacted extremely strongly; his face turned bright red, and anyone who didn't know better would think he had just shivered on Trelawney.
His round eyes Spark with excitement.
He murmured to himself, "Hero. I knew he was a hero."
Harry, while in a state of blissful tranquility, felt a sudden jolt of fear.
He was Prophecy!
He only learned the True Form of the Demiguise last night, and then it was Prophecy he would succeed.
Cedric, Krum, and Phoebe were having a terrible headache.
They also guessed that the four immortal beings outside of their predetermined fate referred to them.
The 'invisible spirit' reminded them of the Demiguise that had disappeared not long ago.
The phrase "Heroic Demon Man's Mistake," combined with the mission requirements, might refer to the act of destroying the Mother-Child River.
The "treasure at the center of the Stormfront," based on the above, should be the Sorting Hat.
But if we really deduce it this way, then the idea that 'the invisible spirit will abandon its companions to prevent its doom' seems a bit far-fetched.
Is there a second Demiguise?
Did it stop Voldemort from destroying the Mother-Child River?
Does 'that Champion's refer to one of them?
In that case, could 'invisible elves' simply mean the invisibility of their elves in the literal sense?
After all, it's relatively easy for elves to become invisible; a pure embodiment of magic is better at imbuing spells with than a wand or the elves themselves.
Krum's 'Golden Snitch' can wander around undetected for just this reason.
'Betrayal' is a plausible explanation; it likely refers to one of them sneaking off and completing the mission first.
'Successfully obtaining the treasure' means that the one who ran away stole the Sorting Hat, thus preventing it from being destroyed by the Demon Man and his other minions?
But through what means?
The elves' spatial teleportation ability?
No, in the hands of these immortal fairies who have never ascended, elves can only move things that truly belong to them.
The Sorting Hat doesn't count.
Putting that aside for now, the most important question is: who was the one who ran away?
Thinking of this, Phoebe and Cedric looked at Krum.
Of the four, he is the most likely to be the one with two bodies and the ability to Ghosting.
Krum looked at Cedric, the Champion of the last mission, who is said to be able to transform into multiple Fantastic Beasts.
He had no doubts about himself; he never even considered making the first move.
Although Harry didn't know that the three of them had guessed the Prophecy so well in such a short time, he noticed their gazes and then looked at Krum along with Phoebe and Cedric.
("They all think it's Krum?" Ron asked incredulously.)
(Hermione, being the intelligent one, overthought things, leaned on Basil's shoulder, stroking her chin thoughtfully, and said, "It's not impossible. Krum can turn into a ghost.")
(Krum's ghost form can pass through solid objects without damaging himself or the material of the object, and unlike ordinary ghosts, it does not interfere with water, fire, or air, nor is it noticeable to people from a noticeable drop in nearby temperature.)
(And he can also use magic to make his outline disappear and blend into his surroundings.)
"What just happened to me?" Even Trelawney, who was slow to notice, could tell that her students weren't surprised by her close contact with Harry.
"You have made a true Prophecy!" Lavender murmured, her voice like a dream, as she and the Parvati Padma sisters recounted the contents of her Prophecy in a flurry of voices.
Trelawney frowned after hearing this. "We must tell Professor Dumbledore that we're dismissing class early."
She quickly left the classroom and headed towards the Headmaster's Office on the Seventh Floor.
The students in the Divination were greatly shocked and followed behind.
Krum was unaware that the three were watching him.
After leaving the North Tower area, because he had followed too closely, he walked out of the wall surrounding him with witches of the same grade. The witches coming and going in the Gryffindor Common Room on the Seventh Floor began to reach out their hands to him.
Cedric and Phoebe got together.
Harry was comforted by Draco and Roan, Harley held his hand with heartache, while Gale and Corab blocked their way.
But he still moved closer to Cedric and his group, subtly indicating that he, like them, suspected Krum.
Cedric and Phoebe noticed Harry's attitude and nodded to him.
("Oh no! They all suspect Krum went!" Ron slapped Lavender's thigh.)
("Ro-Ro-" Lavender pouted and acted coquettishly.)
( At the High Table, Dumbledore analyzed, "The key question now is whether Absey Dumbledore is still at the school.")
("Since so many people have heard this Prophecy, everyone's decision could potentially influence its trajectory.")
(As soon as Dumbledore finished speaking, Krum's image cracked.)
"Is this a good decision?" Krum asked the Prewett Brothers, as he separated one of his bodies and walked through the masonry pipes.
"Of course, that would be great." "It doesn't matter who makes the first move. The important thing is that you make the first move and get the Sorting Hat," the Prewett Brothers said.
"Okay," Krum nodded.
Before long, his body reached the bottom of the dripping stone beast.
"How do I move forward?" He could clearly sense a huge, spiderweb-like magical barrier.
It exists even beneath the brickwork; once touched, the other nodes of the 'web' will know.
Destroying it would not be difficult for him.
The difficulty lies in not being discovered.