Soon, Harry and Hermione climbed down the ladder too. Harry gave Kane a miserable look. "You aren't going to take what Professor Trelawney said seriously, are you?"
Kane smiled at him.
"You aren't, right?" Harry asked awkwardly.
"Heh heh~"
Meanwhile, Hermione had already pulled Professor Trelawney's divination book out of her little schoolbag, intending to make the most of the walk back to her dormitory to catch up on her studies.
Unlike the young wizards enjoying their carefree leisure time, Sirius Black was shivering all over his canine body in the Shrieking Shack.
There was a serious problem now. Why had Lupin still not appeared? Had becoming a professor given him greater privileges with Dumbledore?
Had Dumbledore found him a secret room inside the castle?
Perhaps turning into an animal also reduced a person's brain capacity. In short, Sirius Black couldn't figure it out.
By breakfast the next day, Harry had resigned himself to wearing a huge divination book around his neck at all times, just like Hermione, planning to read it whenever he had a spare moment.
When counted as a spare moment?
Right now did.
For instance, he could eat bacon and eggs while reading the divination book resting on his lap.
After first flipping roughly through the entire book, Harry looked curiously at Kane. "Was that snow globe divination Professor Trelawney taught yesterday some secret technique she doesn't teach outsiders? Why isn't it in this book?"
Once Harry finished speaking, not only did Kane and Hermione give him contemptuous looks, but Ron did too. Although Ron also considered divination a complete blow-off class, at least he had listened. He knew yesterday's technique was the Moonlight Crystal Ball Divination Method.
"Uh... it's actually the Moonlight Divination Method. The crystal ball is only a medium. A skilled diviner can