Evan glanced at the wall on his left, and at this time of day, in the Room of Requirement......

Professor Trelawney must have seen Malfoy, was he so excited that he forgot to close the door when he entered?!

If this is the case, it means that he must have been very excited at that time, so excited that he even forgot to close the door!

But why is he excited?

There is only one answer, the vanishing cabinet was repaired by him!

Evan estimated Malfoy's progress, and if he could solve those few problems, it was entirely possible to repair the Vanishing Cabinet at this point in time. Now that he's repairing the Vanishing Locker, the Death Eaters could be at Hogwarts at any moment.

This is a way to enter the school without being detected, and it can be taken by surprise, but if Voldemort's target is really Dumbledore himself, Evan doesn't think it's a good idea to send a bunch of Death Eaters to break in.

Unless, Voldemort can be sure that Dumbledore is not at school, or is completely sure that he will defeat him.

Was Voldemort so sure? He probably didn't have it until he transformed himself into an evil god.

Thinking about it this way, if Dumbledore left Hogwarts tonight, it would undoubtedly be the best chance for those Death Eaters.

By the same token, this is also a good opportunity to wipe out the remaining Death Eater forces, and the Order of the Phoenix should take action.

Thinking so, Evan felt that he should remind the principal later......

Of course, Malfoy repaired the Vanishing Cabinet and sent the Death Eaters who had a friendship with the Malfoy family to the school to help, hoping to create chaos in this way and take the opportunity to kill Dumbledore to complete the task given to him by Voldemort.

Evan even suspected that this was the truth of the matter, and that Malfoy's helper was the werewolf Fenrir Greyback.

The idea was originally behind Voldemort's back, but Voldemort couldn't have known about it now.

Since he didn't object, he must have planned to do something with Malfoy's idea.

In conclusion, this is a red flag and needs to be vigilant!

Beside Aven, Harry continued, "What did you say was someone's voice inside?"

"I don't know if I'm talking about it. Professor Trelawney hesitated, "That's ...... Shouts. ”

"Shouting?"

"Shouts of pleasure. She nodded.

"Oh, pleasant shouts. Evan asked with interest, "Sounds like they're happy?"

"It's a pleasure. Professor Trelawney said contemptuously.

"What does it seem like you're celebrating?"

"Definitely. ”

"Well, what about then?"

"Then I called, who's there?"

"Can't you know who it is without asking?" Harry asked her, a little disappointed.

"Celestial!" Professor Trelawney said, holding the shelf, pulling at her shawl and the many strings of shiny beads to wrap herself around again, "not to focus on the worldly realm of shouting. ”

"That's right!" said Harry, not wanting to dwell on the subject, he had heard of Professor Trelawney's eyes too many times, "Did that voice answer you?

"No, no. "It was pitch black, and then I knew I was thrown headfirst!"

"You were thrown out like that?" said Aven, "using magic, did you see how it happened?"

"I didn't see it, I just said it, it was pitch black...... she stopped, glared at Evan and Harry suspiciously, and said with some hesitation, "As for whether it was magic, I think it was, it was the obstacle charm that hit me, although I didn't see the light......"

The location of the vanishing cabinet is still some distance away from the door of the room where the request is answered, so it is still dark when the obstacle spell is used at a distance?

It's better to say that Malfoy was hiding behind the door and threw her out, which is more credible!

Evan looked at the Room of Requirement again, and perhaps someone had infiltrated Hogwarts.

If you can throw Professor Trelawney out, then the other person must be a very powerful guy, such as Fenrir Greyback.

But if it really were him, wouldn't the right thing to do was to drag Professor Trelawney in?

"Well, do you have anything else to say?"

"The eyes of the world are gone, but the eyes of heaven tell me that ominous is approaching Hogwarts, and I see ......"

"Whatever you see, I think you'd better tell Professor Dumbledore. Harry said, interrupting her, "You should let him know that Malfoy is celebrating...... I mean, the guy who threw you out of the house. ”

Surprisingly, Professor Trelawney straightened up when he heard this suggestion, looking very arrogant.

"The principal hinted that I would be better off visiting him less. She said coldly, "I'm not going to beg for nothing to pester people who don't respect me." He didn't understand what I was seeing, if Dumbledore decided to ignore the warning of the cards......"

"Solitaire?"

"That's right. Professor Trelawney dramatically pulled out a card from under the layers of shawl, "Again and again, no matter how I posed, this one ended up appearing...... Endless darkness hung over the castle, it was ominous, lightning struck the tower, disaster, misfortune, getting closer and closer......"

"Is this a prophecy, Professor?" asked Aven, uncertain.

He remembered that Dumbledore was at this time......

"A prophecy, of course!" Professor Trelawney seemed to be greatly insulted, "only with the vision of heaven can one find the one that foreshadows the future from so many cards, and believe me, my child, I see a shadow looming over you. ”

She didn't look normal, but Evan wasn't sure if it was her normal state.

But in any case, it seems that tonight is not destined to be peaceful!

"Well, well, I think you should tell Dumbledore about that pleasant sound you heard, the pitch black afterward, and the ...... you were thrown out of the Room of Requirement," Harry said a little impatiently, "and your cards and the ominous sight you saw." ”

"What do you think?" Professor Trelawney seemed to think for a moment.

Everyone could tell that she liked to tell her little adventures again, and she seemed to be secretly proud.

"Necessary, we're on our way to see Dumbledore. Evan said, "You can come with us, I'm interested in your cards." ”

He had been staring at the yellowed card, above which was the castle tower shrouded in blackness, and a white lightning bolt from above illuminated the outline of the tower, and it was pitch black at the top of the card, much deeper than the black curtain below, and even the light of lightning could not penetrate.

Strange, is there really such a style of solitaire?

Evan wanted to read more information from above, but it didn't work, so he gave up in despair.