Harry Potter and the Great Old Ones

Chapter 441 It's inside the castle.

"Hehehehe..." A low laugh echoed in the silent classroom, a laugh that sent chills down one's spine, like a broken bellows being forcibly pulled open.

Professor Trelawney stiffly turned her neck, her eyes fixed on Umbridge—

“Hehehe... Yes, yes…” Tiera said leisurely in the principal’s office.

“Hehehe... Yes, yes…” Trelawney said in a chilling voice as she stood in the divination classroom.

“I see…I see…I see you want to go in, I see you want to go in there, I see you want to go into that deep, dark underground, I see you want to go into that sealed chamber…” Tiera said with a smile.

“I saw it…I saw it…I saw you want to go in, I saw you want to go in there, I saw you want to go into that deep, dark underground, I saw you want to go into that sealed chamber…” Professor Trelawney said with a smile, her face bearing the same smile as Tierra, that unrestrained, chillingly evil smile.

According to the Necronomicon, the principle behind prophetic abilities is that a person's spiritual power must be sufficiently strong.

It is so powerful that it far surpasses the spiritual and material dimensions by several times, yet it achieves a strange balance with the other two dimensions.

This allows the spiritual dimension to briefly overlap with the divine dimension or the power of "time" under certain circumstances, thereby gaining information beyond the current point in time.

This information constitutes a prophecy.

Prophets like Tierra and Grindelwald use the power of time to overlap their present spiritual dimension with their future spiritual dimension, thereby obtaining information about the future at a specific point in time.

Therefore, the information that prophets receive is often a concrete image.

Professor Trelawney's perfectly rhymed prophecies, like those in poetry, are the result of a brief encounter with the divine dimension—

If nothing unexpected happens, Professor Trelawney is simply accepting divine power, which is the unclaimed rule of the universe.

But now it's not necessary to go through all that trouble—

With Tyrell becoming a god, Hogwarts will be at peace!

When Tiera became a god, the blue sky appeared!
What if Trelawney can't make a prediction when she wants to?
No problem, the Goddess Tiera will give you a segment right away—

“I know you can’t find your way in…and I know you want to go in…” Trelawney continued in that terrifying voice, “Don’t ask the living…none of the living know the secret…ask the dead…ask the dead boy…hehehehe…”

Trelawney let out another strange laugh, stretched out her hand, and opened her palm towards Umbridge, as if she were holding something in her hand—

“The Resurrection Stone…” Professor Trelawney’s lifeless eyes were no longer fixed on Umbridge, but instead began to look at the center of her palm—

The place was clearly empty, but Trelawney's eyes were fixed on it as if it were some rare treasure.

“Three times,” Professor Trelawney said with a smile, “like this, spin the Resurrection Stone three times in your palm.”

As she spoke, Professor Trelawney waved her fingers, as if turning an invisible stone in her palm—

"Spin it three times, and you can summon the deceased back to the world of the living."

“It’s right here. The Resurrection Stone is in Hogwarts. It’s right here, inside the castle,” Trelawney continued. “The Resurrection Stone is hidden in Hogwarts. If you ask, you’ll never know; but if you do, your wish will be granted.”

After saying her last sentence, Professor Trelawney suddenly felt her head sink down, drooping to her chest. Then she let out a soft hum and raised it again.

When she looked up again, Professor Trelawney seemed to wake from a dream. She glanced around, then suddenly remembered what she had just been about to do. She looked at Umbridge with some fear, and then, in that fabricated, ethereal voice, trembled, she said:
"You, you, you are about to be in great danger!"

A long silence fell over the divination classroom. Umbridge and the other students in the classroom all looked at Professor Trelawney with complicated expressions.

Clearly, that terrifying, inhuman voice was a genuine prophecy from Professor Trelawney.

The statement Professor Trelawney made after regaining consciousness was most likely something she made up.

Although every student present hoped that Professor Trelawney's made-up statement would become a reality.

And the sooner the better.

Every second that pink old toad roamed around Hogwarts was a tremendous torment for the Hogwarts teachers and students.

At the same time, all the students at Hogwarts realized one thing—

Professor Trelawney made her prophecy while she was completely unconscious.

In other words, Professor Trelawney cannot control her prophetic abilities.

Haha, this is nowhere near as good as Tierra!

Harry thought to himself.

But Umbridge acted a little strangely—

Harry had expected Umbridge to give him a stern reprimand, or perhaps to mock him with her disgusting, contrived girlish voice—

But in reality, Harry had never seen such an expression on that toad's face before.

It was a distorted expression of desperately suppressing joy, making Umbridge's already ugly, round face even more ferocious and terrifying.

It’s tricky!
Harry immediately realized something was fishy!

Umbridge's expression changed after Professor Trelawney gave her prophecy.

In other words, Professor Trelawney's prophecy contained information that made Umbridge ecstatic.

Harry immediately opened his notebook, wrote down Trelawney's prediction, and prepared to show it to Hermione after class.

Hermione has refused to attend Trelawney's Divination class ever since she publicly humiliated Professor Trelawney in third grade.

At that moment, she was taking an arithmetic divination class in another classroom.

“I know you can’t find the way in. I know you want to go in. Don’t ask the living. None of the living know the secret. Ask the dead, ask the dead boy.” Harry scribbled furiously, “The Resurrection Stone. Turn the Resurrection Stone three times in your palm. Turning it three times will bring the dead back to life. The Resurrection Stone is hidden in Hogwarts. If you ask, you’ll never know. But if you do know, your wish will be granted.”

When Harry looked up from his notebook, he found that Umbridge was nowhere to be seen.

“Where’s Umbridge?” Harry asked Ron, who was standing next to him.

“He’s gone,” Ron said. “Umbridge left shortly after Trelawney finished speaking, looking like she was in a hurry, as if she was going to find some treasure.”

(End of this chapter)