Chapter 47 Prophecy Confuses People

Ada and the twins didn't stay at Hagrid's cabin for long, they left in about an hour. Even in the process of chatting with the three people, Hagrid's hands were not idle, so Ada and the twins naturally did not want to disturb them too much.

Hagrid, the security guard at Hogwarts, is not only responsible for key management, but also for guarding and handling things in the Forbidden Forest. Some animals in the Forbidden Forest were injured before, so Hagrid had to deal with their injuries. He has been busy with this recently.

From Hagrid's words, Ada and the others could hear his resentment towards those who broke into the Forbidden Forest. He felt that it was a heinous crime for intruders to harm those "cute" animals.

After leaving Hagrid, Ada and the twins went to the Black Lake. They walked aimlessly along the lake. Although the Black Lake was not the same color as the sky, there was still a different kind of beauty between the lake and the mountains.

A huge octopus emerged from the water, its giant feet slapping on the water, raising waves of water. Ada looked at it, but what she was thinking about was how big of an iron plate it would take to grill such a big octopus.

Probably because the pressure was released, Ada seemed particularly lively today. She and the twins actually competed together to see who could float farther and more.

She will cheer because of the stones she throws, and she will be dejected because of her poor performance. Such a childish side rarely appears in her.

After playing by the Black Lake for a long time, Ada and the twins returned to the castle when it got a little dark. The three of them talked and laughed all the way back to the castle. The twins seemed to have endless jokes and interesting stories. Being with them always kept people happy, as if a happy spell had been cast on them.

The threat from the welfare will soon disappear. All Ada needs to do is wait and prepare for the final exam in more than a month. She still has the confidence to get first place.

Although Foley's resignation application had been approved, he did not leave immediately, and Dumbledore would not ruthlessly kick an injured former professor out of Hogwarts.

For the next week, Foley has been recuperating in the school doctor's office. He no longer seems to be so unlucky as a professor, and his physical condition has improved.

The girls in the support group will still go to the school doctor's office frequently to visit Welfare. Madam Pomfrey didn't stop the students again, she just limited the visiting hours, she didn't want Foley to get hurt more.

A few days later, Welfare gradually recovered and was discharged from the hospital. When he left the school doctor's office this time, he looked much better than before, and he seemed much more energetic. After returning to the office and quickly packing up his belongings, Foley left Hogwarts directly, and he did so overnight.

Welfare didn't seem to want to stay in this school for any longer. He walked out of the school faster than the best broomstick on the market, so that the girls who wanted to give him a final lift were not able to talk to him. In a word, these girls could only look at his leaving back and bless him silently.

Ada was also mixed in with the farewell crowd. She was not tall and deliberately concealed herself, so she was not conspicuous in the group. But she didn't come to deliver welfare, she wanted to confirm with her own eyes that welfare had left and that she was safe again.

Although Foley has been hospitalized during this period, Ada is still worried. If Foley doesn't leave for a day, Ada won't dare to relax for a moment. Who knows if Welfare will give Ada a "dying illness".

Now that Foley is no longer a professor and has completely left Hogwarts, Ada can finally let go of her lingering heart.

What is hidden in Hogwarts? Who attacked Daniel? What is the purpose of a thief who wants nothing to gain from entering the lounge of the four major colleges? Who secretly broke into the Forbidden Forest? With Foley gone, these things had nothing to do with Ada, and she no longer had to worry about these bad things.

After Foley left, the position of Defense Against the Dark Arts professor became vacant, and students in all academic years took this course in self-study.

In fact, everyone is used to self-study in this class. When Welfare was there, he kept reading from the textbook, which was no different from self-study.

Snape personally wanted to be a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts, but not only did he fail to apply, he didn't even get to teach as a substitute. Snape's resentment over his failed transfer broke out in the Potions class. His words became sharper and his poisonous tongue became more lethal.

The first victim was naturally Gryffindor, and among the Gryffindors, the one who took the most damage was Ada, and the hatred was still strong.

Snape said "bad words" to Ada and worked hard to create opportunities so that he could deduct points from Gryffindor, but the unreasonable and difficult things he had done before did not appear again.

Ada had not been detained after Potions class for a long time. Even during this period of time, Ada and the twins sneaked into the Forbidden Forest, but she still did not receive an "after-class invitation" from Snape.

The two people, whose relationship had already eased, returned to their original state. They didn't like each other, but they were able to coexist peacefully in a strange way.

Ada and the twins were lucky during this trip to the Forbidden Forest. The three of them did not encounter any big pets who wanted to treat them as midnight snacks, nor did they encounter any other strange and dangerous creatures.

They met centaurs in the Forbidden Forest. Although most centaurs were not very friendly towards wizards, they were lucky enough to encounter a small probability event.

Firenze, who has a cream-colored lower body, is one of the few centaurs who does not reject wizards. He has a gentle attitude and politely persuades the three people to leave the adventure in the Forbidden Forest.

The friendly Firenze even gave Ada and the twins a ride until they reached safety at the edge of the Forbidden Forest.

Firenze said a lot of strange things along the way. He always looked up at the stars in the night sky while saying something that sounded convoluted.

The twins were immediately confused by him. Firenze's unintelligible remarks made the twins doubt their lives. They felt that they did not speak the same language as the centaurs.

Ada also didn't understand the meaning of Firenze's words. She couldn't even extract any useful information from the centaur's words. Firenze still refused to tell Ada and the others directly, so he chose to tell Ada and the others something in this way, which was almost a code word.

It's a pity that Ada and the twins didn't understand what he wanted to express at all. The three of them really didn't understand the constellations and other things that Firenze said.

Although they have astronomy classes, the divination class has not started yet.

In fact, Ada has never quite understood the fortune teller's thoughts. Fortune telling is fortune telling. Why is it so obscure? All the information is hidden so that people can’t understand it, so why can’t we just say it straight?

It seems that all people who are good at or make a living from divination speak in such a mysterious way, as if they are talking about secret codes, as if this is the only way to prove that they can see further than others.

Coming to a world full of magic in an incredible way, Ada naturally believes in divination. Since there is already magic, why can't there be divination?

But these fortune tellers who like to make mysterious statements are really difficult for Ada to believe. Their predictions make Ada feel very familiar. Firenze didn't set up a stall in the square, and Ada didn't know how to pay for consultation, so why was it still like this?

The divination course at Hogwarts does not start until the third year. I heard from the seniors that the course is taught by a neurotic witch named Sybill Trelawney.

This seemingly abnormal and crazy professor is said to be the great-great-granddaughter of the prophet Cassandra Trelawney, but everyone agrees that she did not inherit her talent from her ancestors.

The professor of Divination is a weirdo who likes to drink. This does not surprise Ada at all. Thinking about the other professors in the school, you will be relieved: the unsmiling older cat girl is the transfiguration teacher, and the greasy and poisonous old bat is the potions teacher. , the ghost self-propelled hypnotic device is a teacher of the history of magic... and the list goes on.

The seemingly normal Defense Against the Dark Arts professor was an unlucky man full of ambition, and he left Hogwarts before the school year was over.

It seems that if you were a normal person teaching at Hogwarts, you would be too embarrassed to go out and say hello to other professors.

So Ada was used to it, and she didn't care what Trelawney looked like. However, Sybill Trelawney, who was toasting and drinking in her lounge at the moment, had no idea that a student would have such a bad impression of her even though she had never taken a divination class.

Ada and the twins left the Forbidden Forest in confusion. They returned to the castle in confusion. They didn't even notice the anomalies on the Marauder's Map. A person who had left the school returned.

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