Harry Potter and the Secret Treasure

It must be Malfoy that Professor Trelawney saw. Did he forget to close the door when he entered because he was too excited? !

If so, it means that he must have been very excited at the time, so excited that he even closed the door and forgot!

But why is he excited?

There is only one answer, that disappearing cabinet was repaired by him!

Ivan estimated Malfoy's progress. If he can solve those problems, it is entirely possible to fix the disappearing cabinet at this point in time.Now that he had fixed the Vanishing Cabinet, Death Eaters could show up at Hogwarts at any moment.

This is a way to enter the school without being discovered, and it can be taken by surprise, but if Voldemort's target is really Dumbledore himself, Ivan feels that it is not a good idea to directly send a bunch of Death Eaters in.

Unless, Voldemort can be sure that Dumbledore is not at school, or have a good chance of defeating him.

Did Voldemort have that certainty?Before transforming himself into an evil god, he should have none.

Thinking about it this way, if Dumbledore leaves Hogwarts tonight, it is undoubtedly the best chance for those Death Eaters.

In the same way, this is also a good opportunity to wipe out the remaining Death Eaters. The Order of the Phoenix should take action.

Ai Wen thought so, and felt that he should remind the principal later...

Of course, Malfoy repaired the disappearing cabinet and let the Death Eaters who had friendship with the Malfoy family come to the school to act as helpers. He hoped to create chaos in this way and take the opportunity to kill Dumbledore to complete the task assigned to him by Voldemort. There is also this possibility.

Ivan even once suspected that this was the truth of the matter, and the helper Malfoy was looking for was the werewolf Fenrir Greyback.

The idea had originally been behind Voldemort's back, but there was no way Voldemort wasn't aware of it by now.

Since he didn't object, he must be planning to use Malfoy's idea to do something.

In short, this is a dangerous signal, you need to be vigilant!

Next to Ivan, Harry continued to ask, "You said someone's voice inside? What are you talking about?"

"I don't know if I'm talking about something." Professor Trelawney said hesitantly, "It was... shouting."

"Shouting?"

"Happy shouts," she said, nodding.

"Oh, happy shouts." Ivan asked with interest, "It sounds like the other party is happy?"

"Very pleased," said Professor Trelawney contemptuously.

"It seems to be celebrating something?"

"affim."

"Well, what happened next?"

"Then I yelled, who is there?"

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

"The Celestial Eye!" said Professor Trelawney pompously, tugging at her shawl and the many strings of shiny beads to re-wrap herself, "not for attention to matters in the mundane realm of shouting. "

"That's right!" Harry said quickly, not wanting to dwell on the subject, he had heard too many times about Professor Trelawney's Celestial Eye, "Did that voice answer you? Did he say who he was? "

"No, there isn't," she said. "Everything went dark, and the next thing I knew I was thrown out headfirst!"

"You were thrown out like this?" Aiwen said, "The other party used magic? Did you see how it happened?"

"I didn't see it, as I said just now, it was pitch black..." She stopped talking, stared at Ivan and Harry suspiciously, and said with some hesitation, "As for whether it is magic, I think it should be, it is an obstacle The spell hit me, though I didn't see the light..."

The location of the disappearing cabinet is still some distance from the door of the Room of Requirement, so if you use the hindrance spell from such a long distance, it will still be dark?

It would be more believable to say that Malfoy was hiding behind the door and threw her out!

Ivan looked at the Room of Requirement again, maybe someone had already sneaked into Hogwarts.

If Professor Trelawney could be thrown out, the opponent must be a very powerful guy, such as Fenrir Greyback.

But if it was really him, shouldn't the correct way be to drag Professor Trelawney in?

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

"The secular eyes are gone, but the Celestial Eye tells me that the ominous approach is approaching Hogwarts, and I see..."

"Whatever you saw, I think you'd better tell Professor Dumbledore," said Harry, interrupting her, "to let him know that Malfoy was celebrating... I mean, the one that threw you out of the house people."

Surprisingly, Professor Trelawney straightened up at this suggestion, looking rather haughty.

"The headmaster hinted that I'd better not visit him," she said dryly. "I won't beg for nothing to pester people who don't respect me. He doesn't understand what I see. If Dumbledore Decided to ignore the warning card..."

"Cards?" This time it's a new trick!

"That's right." Professor Trelawney dramatically took out a card from under the layers of shawls, "Time and time again, no matter how I lay it out, what finally appears is this... endless darkness shrouded the castle, It was ominous, towers struck by lightning, catastrophe, misfortune, getting closer..."

"Is this a prophecy, Professor?" Ai Wen asked uncertainly with a move in his heart.

He remembered that Dumbledore was at this time...

"Of course it's a prophecy!" Professor Trelawney seemed to have been greatly insulted, "Only with Celestial Eyes can one find this one that foretells the future from so many cards. Believe me, my child, I see a shadow Around you."

She didn't look normal, but Ai Wen couldn't be sure if this was her normal state.

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

"Well, well, I think you should tell Dumbledore about that pleasant voice you heard, the darkness that followed, and your being thrown out of the Room of Requirement..." Harry said impatiently, " And your cards and what you see is ominous."

"You think so?" Professor Trelawney seemed to think for a moment.

Everyone could see that she liked to relive her little adventure, and she seemed secretly pleased with herself.

"It is very necessary, we are going to see Dumbledore." Ivan said, "You can go with us, I am very interested in your cards."

He has been staring at the yellowed card, on which is the castle tower shrouded in darkness, a white lightning flashes from top to bottom, illuminating the outline of the tower, the topmost part of the card is pitch black, deeper than the darkness below There are so many that even the light of lightning cannot penetrate.

Strange, do cards like this really exist?

Aiwen wanted to see more information from the above, but it was useless, so he had to give up in the end.

Chapter 1486 The Whistleblower

"Okay then, since you all think I should go, I'll go." Professor Trelawney said with a smile, bending down, picking up her sherry bottle, and throwing it into a small box on the side alcove. In the big blue and white vase, "Honestly, children, I really miss the time you two were in the class, you are ideal for prophecy, especially you, Harry..."

No one answered her, Ivan and Harry are ideal prophecies?

It must be the subject of bad luck!

In Professor Trelawney's prophecy, Ivan and Harry had already died many times in different ways.

If there is no magical basis in it, she was able to accurately select Harry and Ivan as the objects of prophecy; if there is any basis in it, Professor Trelawney's prophecy was almost never Fulfilled.

Perhaps, she was sensitive to Ivan and Harry because they both had prophecies.

The sign of fate is particularly obvious in them, because of the prophetic lineage in their bodies, Professor Trelawney can feel something.

Ivan tried to use magic to explain this matter. Of course, it is also possible that Professor Trelawney did not like them.

Among their companions, Ron was also disliked by her, second only to Ivan and Harry.

Professor Trelawney often predicted that something bad would happen to Ron, but there was definitely no prophecy on Ron...

"Well, children, you may not be very clear, but I must remind Dumbledore that I have this responsibility, and I am worried..." Professor Trelawney said as he walked, "That old horse, sorry, it is a horse Man, he doesn't know anything about card divination. I asked him... well, the conversation between some prophets, didn't he feel the faint vibration before the disaster? The answer is no, he is as dull as a Like a nasty horse, he even thinks I'm funny. Yes, it's funny!"

Having said that, her voice rose hysterically a lot.

Even though the bottle was far behind him, Ivan could still smell a very strong smell of sherry.

"The horse probably heard people say that I didn't inherit my great-great-grandmother's talents. Those rumors have been spread for years by jealous people. Humph, you know what I say to these people? If I didn't tell Dumbledore Lido has proved my ability, and he will let me teach in this excellent school, will he trust me so much all these years?"

Ivan and Harry were noncommittal, they both knew that Professor Trelawney could make real prophecies.

Voldemort and Harry's, Ivan heard the one related to Voldemort, but most of the time she is not very reliable, and these two prophecies that are said to be true prophecies have not been fully fulfilled, just make things more complicated bad.

The prophecy changed the lives of Harry and Voldemort, and their subsequent life trajectories in turn verified the prophecy.

But the matter is not over yet, now is the second half, the most critical time...

"Dumbledore trusted me, and I vividly remember his first interview with me." Professor Trelawney continued in a hoarse voice, "He was deeply moved by me, of course, deeply moved ...I stayed in the Hog's Head, which I wouldn't recommend to others, had bedbugs, my dear boys, but money was tight. Dumbledore was very kind and visited me in the hotel himself, and he asked me... I Gotta admit, at first I thought he didn't seem to have a thing for divination... I remember I started feeling a little weird that I didn't eat much that day, but then..."

"What happened next?" Harry couldn't help asking, now that he was really listening.

"Then we were interrupted roughly by Severus Snape!" Professor Trelawney said simply.

"What?" Harry turned his head sharply to look at her.

Ivan also stopped and stared at Professor Trelawney.

Of course he knew that it was Snape who had gone to inform him, but he didn't think about how Harry would react when he knew about it.

Now say it, is it good or bad?

Knowing that Snape was the informer meant that Harry and Snape had officially broken up.

Furthermore, Sirius would soon learn the news from Harry, how would he react on impulse?

They were already at odds with each other, and now they knew that Snape was also the murderer who killed James and Lily, Sirius...

But in the long run, it was necessary for Harry to know, and he had a right to know the truth.

From this point of view, it would not be too bad for Professor Trelawney to speak out at this time.

Anyway, these are matters that Dumbledore will consider and deal with, and have nothing to do with Ivan.

He only hesitated for a moment, then let Professor Trelawney continue.

"I don't remember the previous conversation, but we were interrupted by Snape. Well, there was a commotion outside the door, and then the door was knocked open, and the very vulgar barman and Snape were standing outside, and Snape Nep babbled about going up the wrong stairs, but I suspect he was caught eavesdropping on Dumbledore's interview with me. You see, it's the obvious thing, he was looking for a job himself and no doubt wanted to learn Some experience. Well, after that, as you know, Dumbledore seemed quite willing to give me a job, and I can't help but think that it was because he appreciated my unpretentious style and natural gift for det Contrast that with eavesdropping, self-righteous, aggressive young men... Honey, what's wrong with you guys?!"

Only then did she realize that Ivan and Harry were no longer around, and she looked back.

They stood there, ten steps away from her.

Harry's face was pale, and his body was trembling slightly. Ivan stood beside him, his face calm and expressionless.

Something seemed amiss, and even Professor Trelawney felt it.

"Ivan, Harry, what's the matter?" She called again in doubt, looking a little worried.

"Because of your words, I thought of something, Professor..." Ivan said softly, turning his head, "Harry?"

"It was Snape who overheard that prophecy! It was Snape who overheard that prophecy! It was him!"

Harry stood there motionless, wave after wave of shock hitting him, wave after wave, drowning out everything except that which he hadn't known before...

It was Snape who overheard the prophecy!

It was Snape who told Voldemort the news of the prophecy!

It was Snape and Pettigrew who sent Voldemort to go after Lily, James and their son...

It's him!It turned out to be him!

Snape was the informer!

Chapter 1487 Difficult Explanation

"Harry, Harry!" Ivan yelled again, and Harry didn't seem to have recovered from the shock.

Then, he seemed to come back to his senses, ran forward quickly past Ivan, and turned into the corridor leading to Dumbledore's office.

"I'm going to the principal."

"What's going on here?" Professor Trelawney was a little flustered, and asked Ivan suspiciously, "What's wrong with him?"

She could feel that Harry's appearance had something to do with what she had just said, but she didn't know exactly how.

In fact, she didn't even know what the prophecy she made back then was about.

"It's nothing, professor, you wait here, I'll follow and have a look." Ivan said with a sigh.

"But, I think we're going to meet the principal together." Professor Trelawney said hesitantly, "I also want to tell him how I was attacked in the Room of Requirement..."

"I'll tell him, you stay here." Ivan said again, and ran forward.

When he came to the end of the corridor, the lone stone monster guard had already jumped aside, revealing the spiral staircase behind.

Harry had obviously gone in, and Ivan followed suit.

He stood on the spiral staircase and slowly ascended, while pricking up his ears, he didn't hear the shout coming from above.

That said, Harry's mood was fairly stable now, at least not as angry as before.

This is good news. To be honest, if Ivan were Dumbledore, he wouldn't know how to explain this important matter to Harry. He couldn't explain it clearly, and he couldn't explain it too clearly. It's really tricky. !