Lavender Brown's Prophecy

Lavender, meaning lavender, symbolizes waiting for love.

In the original timeline, she should have only discovered how interesting Ron had become in her sixth year— Ron had become a goalkeeper and performed very well, winning the game against the Slytherin Team.

She becomes Ron's girlfriend again.

But now, she's actually taken a liking to Ron so early on.

Ryan glanced at Ron, then at Lavender, Ryan suddenly a wicked smile crept onto his lips.

With a flick of his finger, an invisible point of light flew out of his hand.

Moving at a constant speed, it landed on Lavender Brown's forehead, which happened to be looking at Ron.

Lavender Brown always considered himself a lucky guy to be a student in the same grade as Harry Potter.

Unfortunately, when Harry Potter was sorted into Ravenclaw by the Sorting Hat, Ravenclaw was not mentioned at all.

She had assumed he would go to Gryffindor, which was the same house as Headmaster Dumbledore.

In her curiosity about Harry Potter, she discovered someone she found even more interesting.

His height made him stand out like a crane among chickens among his classmates.

He also won the Skywalker Gold Card!

"Have you heard? That Ron is Harry Potter's lover, and he's also involved with Neville!" said Parvati, the sister of her roommate, Padma Patil of Ravenclaw.

That's when she became curious. Could it be possible between men?

"That Ron and Harry Potter saved Draco Malfoy and his henchmen from the Troll!"

"Ron, along with Harry Draco Malfoy, protected the Philosopher's Stone!"

"That Ron doesn't even like men! Draco and Harry are engaged! Neville and Anthony are much closer!"

"That Ron invented a strange smoke, you should try it!" Parvati brought her one message after another from Ron.

She once asked Parvati, "Why are you so concerned about Ron?"

"He's the younger brother of the Weasley Twins, who are the most famous people in our school. These things happen to Harry Potter, but with Ron— " Parvati gave this answer.

In the smoke shared by Parvati, containing memories of Weasley's hearty meal, Lavender finally discovers that she has developed feelings for Ron.

Perhaps it's because she'll never be able to eat four large chicken legs without batting an eye like Ron.

She was won over by the feeling of eating without worrying about weight or getting tired of it.

After that, whenever she had money, she would buy Smoke Bomb and look at Ron from time to time.

He seemed to have noticed this as well, and would occasionally let out a silly grin.

She learned from Parvati's sister Padma that Ron was reading Twelve Fail-Safe Ways to Charm Witches " (Padma mistakenly thought Ron was going to pursue her).

Could it be that love is finally on her way?

Today, in the stands of the Quidditch match between Ravenclaw and Slytherin, Lavender's heart skipped a beat—because he made eye contact with Ron.

She decided that right after the match, she would tell Ron how she felt!

Ryan looked at Lavender with a strange expression, who was in a state similar to a death scroll because he had been guided by the Prophecy.

He never imagined that Lavender's reason for liking Ron would be so outrageous.

Lavender Brown suddenly felt a sense of disorientation as he looked into Ron's blue eyes.

She seemed to be dreaming about something. Harry Potter and Ron Weasley were both Gryffindor, in the same house as her.

Oh, and Neville and Hermione too.

Harry still became the Seeker, and Professor Snape kept deducting points from Harry.

Professor Quirrell was never knocked unconscious.

The Phoenix and Demiguise incidents on the Astronomy Tower are over.

Harry and Ron did not become friends with Draco.

Sirius has not been exonerated.

They still made their way to the Third Floor Corridor, Draco was replaced by Hermione, and this time it was Harry who fainted, and he remained unconscious for a long time.

Lavender shook his head, his mind drifting back to sixth grade.

Ron didn't invent the Mist Potion, Weasley Twins seem to have dropped out of school and opened a shop.

Fudge didn't step down, and Ron's father didn't get promoted.

But Ron became the goalkeeper, and they beat Slytherin!

Ron became her boyfriend!

In the real world, Lavender shook his head again, his face beginning to flush.

Scenes of her kissing Ron in public places flashed through her mind. It seemed that their interactions consisted only of kissing; there were no other conversations, no discussions about spiritual or emotional issues.

Then, there are scenes of Ron repeatedly hinting that he wants to break up, then inexplicably getting poisoned, giving her the silent treatment, dating another woman in the mist, and breaking up with her.

"Lavender! Are you alright?" Parvati shook Lavender's shoulder.

"Huff, huff!" Lavender gasped for breath, and when he opened his eyes, he saw Parvati's worried face.

"I just dreamt, no, I Prophecy, but that's not right either." Lavender frowned.

"Prophecy!"

"You just Prophecy it!"

"I've been interested in Prophecy for a long time!"

"Your Third Eye has just been opened!"

"I—I really shouldn't have woken you up!" Parvati said with a look of regret.

"I don't know if that's called Prophecy."

"What I envision is the scene in the first and sixth years of Gryffindor after Harry, Hermione, Neville, Ron, and the others have all come." Lavender rubbed his forehead.

"Ah!"

"We'll go ask Professor Trelawney in a bit!"

"However, they must be much better in Gryffindor than they are now!" Parvati proudly puffed out his chest.

"Well, how should I put it? Harry's performance in everything except Quidditch has been mediocre. Draco has become Professor Snape's favorite student, and he's been targeting Harry all the time."

Ron didn't become successful until his sixth year of school, when he became a goalkeeper.

Hermione hasn't changed much.

"Neville was such a crybaby, he only got a little better in sixth grade," Lavender said, shaking his head as he spoke.

It was precisely because, apart from Hermione, Harry and the others behaved very poorly, completely unlike the real world, that Lavender doubted that everything she had just experienced was a dream.

But it all felt so real.

Especially in her dreams, she and Ron.

In her dream, she didn't know how to express her love.

She just awkwardly changed into the way Ron wanted her to be.

But it was precisely because of her appearance that Ron abandoned her.

The sweetness of being in love and the pain of breaking up are both so real.

Merlin's braid!

"So Harry has his amazing Red Spark!"

"Ron didn't invent the Mist Potion either?" Parvati was dumbfounded.

"That's not all!" Lavender sighed inexplicably and glared at Ron, who was looking at him.

"And what about the six school years?"

"Even though Harry's house has changed, we can still look to future trends." Parvati hugged Lavender's left arm and shook it excitedly.