"Of course it has nothing to do with us." Brie led Draco into the kitchen and asked for some breakfast.

"I just wanted to tell you, bring this to your dad." Brie handed Draco the copy of Monsters Among Witchers.

"It's a very tempting account, and I've got it from Greengrass."

Draco frowned, and he let go of the book once more, and Brie was more direct, turning the book to the place where the dark death was suppressing the blood curse.

Brie looked at Draco's surprised eyes and interrupted his emotions and said, "There is no such thing as a free lunch. ”

"If this book weren't boring, Greengrass, who had the so-called blood-boiling ritual, would have become the number one wizarding family."

At this time, the house-elf nodded and handed the freshly made green apple pie to Brie's table.

Brie thanked Dot, making DotDots almost faint with happiness.

"Isn't breakfast at Hogwarts free, as well as lunch, dinner, and even a late-night snack." Draco closed the book in fear and whispered.

Brie smiled and sliced the green apple pie with a knife and fork.

"Do you think Hogwarts really has no gain, everything is clearly priced, and the value is not up to you and me, but to Hogwarts itself."

Brie's eyes were suddenly covered with a layer of vibrant natural magic, and his consciousness fluctuated slightly, half-free from the shackles of his body.

In Brie's eyes, the walls of Hogwarts were covered in magical patterns and rose and fell as if they were breathing.

And what it absorbs is the magic and some emotions that the little wizard overflows.

"Hogwarts is reaping the rewards of both the unseen and the visible."

Instead of telling Draco what he saw, Brie told another fact.

"Think about it, even after graduation, there are countless wizards who respect this academy and are willing to maintain its existence, which is not something that can be equal to some free things."

Seeing Draco stunned, Brie reminded, "Grab breakfast, today is Professor Trelawney's exam, and it's time to think about things when you end this exam." ”

Hogwarts exam week has begun, starting one week in June, the second week is when the results are graded, and the first day of the third week is when you get home on the Hogwarts Express.

And because of the Triwizard Tournament, the most boring second week can also be interesting.

"Oh, Professor Trelawney is drunk, or we would have finished the course the other day." Draco disgruntled.

After the two of them had finished their breakfast, they walked to the top of the tower not far from the owl shack, where the divination class was held, and in the morning it was time for the Slytherin and Gryffindor exams.

"Brie, good morning." Harry and Hermione greeted Brie, while Ron on the other side held his lips, obviously unaccustomed to his two companions being close to Brie.

"Good morning..."

"Alright, we should sit down." Draco pulled Brie to the other side and took a seat.

"See." Ron said to Harry and Hermione, "You're not as good as Malfoy. ”

"Come on, Wes, you should think about how to get Professor Trelawney in a moment." Hermione said coldly.

Hermione had wanted to give up the divination class, but Brie hadn't given up, so she hadn't given up either.

But she still doesn't have much affection for the divination class.

"Isn't it just making things up, it's hard for anyone." Ron muttered, but when he saw Professor Trelawney walk in, he immediately fell silent.

"Alright, all sit down, let's start the exam."

Tea sets were set up at everyone's table.

"So let's get started, I'll ask you one by one what you've seen through the fog."

Trelawney's prominent, cloudy eyes swept over each of the little wizards.

"I will also choose a few wizards at random to prophesy, so that you can see the real divination."

"Let's get started, kids." With that, Professor Trelawney staggered to the back of the teacher's seat, and when the crowd reacted, they could no longer see Trelawney, for she had sat down on the podium and fell asleep in a daze.

"Oh, a smell of wine." Draco scoffed, "Looks like we're going to get a perfect score without the exam, we just need to wake her up at the end of the exam and tell her we've all passed." ”

"She's going to hit an o' right away and go drink."

In the face of Draco's taunts, Brie began to use tea for divination in earnest.

When the hot water is soaked in the tea leaves, he begins to observe......

"Why is there a prophecy, and how can the world allow such a rule to exist?"

Brie doesn't look at divination from a wizard's point of view, but as a character who creates rules.

"Prophecy." Brie muttered that he had made two prophecies last year, two similar but different ones, and neither of them had been fully verified.

"Perhaps, the first prophecy was the original trajectory, but I changed it."

"The second prophecy was a change in my existence, but I changed it again."

"The end of the prophecy is when it is all over."

The prophecy doesn't seem to be that accurate, but most of what should have happened happened.

"The beginning, the passage, the result, like a story, changed because of my prophecy...... Is this really a prophecy? ”

Prophecy is a probe of the future, and it cannot be so clear, let alone allowed to change.

"Then what do I see, I change so easily, as if there are no consequences."

"What do you see?" A faint voice interrupted Brie's thoughts, and Brie saw that his teacup had been obscured by a shadow, and he couldn't see the changes inside, and Brie looked up slightly, and saw Trelawney's cloudy, bloodshot eyes.

"Can the prophecy be changed?" Brie looked at Trelawney and said.

"Huh." Trelawney seemed to laugh.

"Prophecy represents the future, the future cannot be changed, no matter how much we do, the world will let it step into the set future; Even if you change it, it will be reversed in a different way. ”

Brina.

"What is the purpose of prophecy, then, to add to the distress?"

The question seemed to be asked of Trelawney, who was silent for a long time, a little sluggish.

The rest of the young wizards looked over, and some of them talked quietly.

Seeing that Trelawney did not move, Brie said to herself: "I once read in a book - time is a straight line, you don't expect to be able to reverse it, because even if it is tied with a bow, there will be no forks, because after this period of time, it is still a straight line, leading to a certain future." ”

"Or rather, you jump out of this bow and look at it far enough, and when it's far enough away, it's still a straight line, and you don't stop it because of a knot."

Trelawney frowned, because the bow can be opened, which means that Brie believes that the course of history can be changed, but fate is a straight line, which means that the ending will not change, which is paradoxical.

"Prophecy, yes...... What is it? Trelawney scratched her messy hair, and suddenly, she looked at Harry.

"You will face death!"

Harry was so stunned by the loud exclamation that he didn't know what to say.

Ron whispered, "I'm crazy." ”

"Death, death!" Trelawney strode over to Harry, grabbed his arm, and stared at him.

"Child, you will face death!"

"Oh, you're bullying Harry, Professor Trelawney!" Hermione pulled Trelawney away, glared at her, and held Harry behind her with open hands.

Ron on the side said directly: "Why don't you go and see the future of Ode, are you only going to grasp Harry's death!" ”

Last year, Trelawney's death prophecy to Harry caused a lot of public opinion, and now Trelawney has to put a prophecy on Harry in the final exam, which really annoys Hermione and Ron.

"Oude... Odd ......" Trelawney looked at Brie with resignation.

Everyone was shocked, did she really want to put a death prophecy on Brie as well?

Draco looked at Trelawney coldly and said, "She's crazy, a madman......"

"Draco." Brie stopped Draco's rudeness.

"Oude, three mountains, I saw it, you died under three mountains!"

"It's the Black Lake!"

"The corpse was suppressed under the Black Lake, and the sword, the sword penetrated the ......"

Trelawney's words stunned everyone, and soon the little wizard looked at her angrily.

But before they could stop Trelawney, she fell to the ground in agony, clutching her head and shouting.

"Ahh

"Forbidden Forest, Big Tree!"

"Mountains fall, trees overwhelm mountains......"

"Ugh!" Professor Trelawney fainted.

"Draco, go call Madam Pomfrey and say that Professor Trelawney has fainted."

"Hermione, please go to Professor Dumbledore."

The Professor's fainting was no small matter, and Brie commanded with a headache as she approached Trelawney.

Stroke her forehead.

This is?

Brie felt a web of silver light weave over Trelawney's soul, converging into an eye between her brow.

Sightshed!

Sight is a magical talent that exists in the wizarding world of the Trelawney family, but even the Trelawney family is rarely mastered, and most of the rest are liars who pretend to be crazy and stupid.

What did she see?

Brie's eyes turned red, and he was racing with his magic, making the tips of his hair a little white.

"Brie?" Harry looked at Brie crouching on the ground with some concern, but didn't dare touch him.

Brie was using her magic to weave through the grid of sightsheds.

The delicate silver light was intertwined with fragments of rules.

These are the keys to Trelawney's vision of the future.

It's time!

And also...... A pair of eyes that have spanned the years.

"I am Sybil, a madman who has lived forever but is trapped in prophecy, thank you for seeing you in the endless years......"

The eyes quickly disappeared, and she didn't seem to exist, or rather she existed in Trelawney's soul, she was the sight.

"Sybil, a cursed prophet."

Sybil was a mythical priestess who possessed the power of prophecy, but she was cursed and no one believed her word, including herself...... So much so that she could not change anything, and she had an endless lifespan, only to be trapped in the agony of prophecy.

"Professor Trelawney's magic is a little confusing, but it's fine."

Brie stood up, and Dumbledore and Madam Pomfrey arrived, and Madam Pomfrey said the same judgment as Brie.

Once Dumbledore had learned what had happened, he let the young wizards go.

"Three mountains, a giant tree, a black lake, a sword, a corpse ......" Dumbledore seemed more interested in Brie's prophecy, but he hadn't forgotten Harry either.

"Harry, you didn't have any difficulties, did you?"

Harry subconsciously shook his head, but Ron said directly, "Harry has been having nightmares these days, Professor Dumbledore, can you help him?" ”

Ron looked at the pale Harry worriedly, and said to him worriedly, "Don't worry, Professor Dumbledore can help you, your nightmares are too scary, you need to take a good look." ”

Nightmare?

Dumbledore's eyes twinkled, and then he said, "Then please come to my office in a moment, Harry." ”

Dumbledore added, "Trouble Ode to come too, of course, at any time." ”

This time the exam was over, and Dumbledore told them that everyone could get an outstanding.

"Look, she doesn't have to take an exam, she can figure out how to make us pass by herself." Draco was chattering in Brie's ear as Brie pondered the rules of time in the field of sight.

"Draco, is there only one path in this world?"

Brie couldn't believe that the future couldn't really be a straight line.

Time and space alternate, and there should be countless forks in the road in the future.

But the existence of the sight made Brie a little puzzled, because the world really seemed to be arranged, lifeless and lacking vitality.

"What are you thinking, Brie?"

Draco didn't understand what Brie was saying, and he exclaimed, "What are we going to eat for lunch?" ”

Brie was dumbfounded.

Well, whether the future is straight or not, at least I've changed some of it, haven't I?

Brie smiled, and then said, "I'm going to the Corner Tower at noon, Tom has already started to arrange the banquet, I have to confirm with him, and then I have to go to Dumbledore, lest he be careful to type a t in one of my subjects." ”

"Well, you busy man."

……

Brie quickly sets up a list of invitations with Tom in the Corner Tower, and then asks Tom to start arranging the banquet.

When they arrived at Dumbledore's office, Brie pushed the door open but did not see Dumbledore, and the door to the inner room was opened.

Brie stepped forward.

Dumbledore and Harry were standing next to the meditation basin, which surrounded them with a cloud of silver light.

"Do you want to take a look, an interesting story." Dumbledore opened his eyes slightly, and looked at Brie.

Brie smiled politely, he wasn't in the mood.

"No, I don't want to know."

Dumbledore laughed, and he quickly said, "Then you can feel free to wander around, I have candy in the cupboard outside." ”

With that, Dumbledore continued to sink into the memory.

Just a little bit of a stroll?

Brie's eyes twinkled, and she looked outside, at Dumbledore's bookshelf.