As a seer, Roger had naturally considered how to further strengthen his prophetic abilities.
He had basically gone through all the books on the subject in the Hogwarts library.
This had made his prophetic abilities far superior to what they had been in the Middle East, but it had also made Roger realize one of his limits.
He had indeed picked up divination quickly when he first began studying it, but once he reached a certain level, it became difficult to improve any further. His other prophetic abilities were two or three orders of magnitude weaker than his sense of impending danger.
It was not that they were unusable, but their accuracy was like that half-baked Hogwarts Divination professor's—sometimes right, sometimes wrong.
Only when divining the past were they somewhat reliable.
Roger had also dabbled in astrological divination.
As mentioned before, because living beings believed the sun, moon, and stars were special, they had acquired a unique mysterious power.
These mysterious powers moved along particular trajectories and sometimes formed rituals that affected the world.
This was the destiny forged by the stars.
As everyone knew, Earth's atmosphere interfered with the starlight people saw, making it twinkle. When the forces of destiny disturbed the atmosphere, the intensity of starlight would also change.
This was the observation of starlight's destiny trajectories.
Astrological phenomena were the great currents of destiny forged by the stars, while starlight belonged to tributaries of destiny produced by human-induced changes.
If "the mandate of Heaven" and "human fortune" aligned in some way, it could lead to a terrifying development.
The phenomenon the Centaurs had described earlier was somewhat similar to something Roger had read about in an ancient book.
So Roger had asked further about it.
"Of course." Firenze answered respectfully.
As a race whose entire people were