Professor Trelawney's burst of brilliance before leaving truly stunned all the teachers and students at Hogwarts, reshaping everyone's previous impression of the Old Swindler.
No one had imagined that someone had actually been pulling the strings behind it all, and that it had not even been particularly difficult to carry out.
Professor Trelawney herself was an experienced fraud, with decades of expertise in mystifying and hoodwinking people. In Albert's more tactful words, she was a master of language.
With Felix Felicis and a complete script to help her, it was hardly strange for her to perform beyond expectations.
The previous successful case had been Harry Potter.
Because of this, Albert was surprised to discover that he had triggered a quest called "High Light Moment."
Unfortunately, the quest was difficult to complete. Albert would soon graduate from Hogwarts and had little time left to finish it, so the rest depended largely on luck. Although Albert always claimed that he had excellent luck, he was not actually willing to leave things to chance.
What puzzled Albert more was that Potter had not triggered a similar quest when he openly confronted Fudge during the hearing.
After this incident, the prophecies Professor Trelawney had left behind before departing were once again dredged up from the pile of rubbish of history.
Aside from the prophecy that Potter would be banned from Quidditch by the toad, which had come true not long ago, her second prophecy—that she herself would be expelled by the toad—had also come true.
The next prophecy was: Dumbledore would hire a Divination Professor who was not human to work at Hogwarts.
This prophecy would be verified within the next few days, so no one would have to wait long. If the third prophecy also came true, would the rest of them gradually