Everyday Players at Hogwarts.

Chapter 716 Harry Trelawney Potter?

After entering March, the weather became a little clearer, but every time they went to the field outside, the biting cold wind still made their hands and faces hurt.

The owls couldn't deliver the letter in time because the strong winds kept blowing them off target.

This made Ron very depressed.

In fact, every few days, at breakfast, he would receive a letter from Wayne Campbell.

Then go to the Owlery to find Zhu Weijun to mail the letter during the break.

He has been in touch with Ms. Campbell, his pen pal who likes Filch, since they met during the summer vacation.

But now, because of the strong wind.

He always received the letter just before class started or during class.

Most professors will be tolerant of this.

But if it was Snape, he would suffer the venom of the now more sarcastic Snape.

When he finally found time to read the letter and write his reply and was about to mail it, he had to go to the Owlery in the strong wind.

Because maybe the owls are familiar with Hogwarts.

Whether it's Jurgen or Harry's Hedwig, they all prefer to stay in the Owl Shed, a shelter built specifically for owls.

They socialize here or give birth to their chicks with other owls.

And provide mail delivery service for little wizards who don't have owls.

Ron thought this was why cats made up the majority of pets at Hogwarts.

Because you don't need your own owl to send mail.

As long as you're willing to take the time to visit the Owlery.

Today, it is another windy day.

After Charms class, he had to go to the shed again.

"Ron, does Filch know that you and Ms. Campbell are pen pals?" said Harry.

He felt speechless.

Because every time he goes to the outside venue, it also means he will run into students from other schools.

When most people whisper to each other and look at you coldly when they see you.

You will also feel annoyed.

So does Harry.

He actually hasn't been very willing to leave the castle lately.

But because of Ron, Harry always had to accompany him out of the castle.

At the beginning of the month, Harry didn't break up with Ginny because of the gift issue (Ginny felt that he was not biased enough towards Ron).

But Ginny didn't want to go with them to the shed.

At first he didn't quite understand.

But now he finally understood.

Ron, Lavender's boyfriend, spends his days writing letters to another woman.

Although Ms. Campbell was not good-looking, Ron would not like her.

They are more compatible in terms of their values and personalities.

But if he were Lavender, he would probably do something even more outrageous than Ginny.

Now he realized that Ron might be the 'Ms Campbell' in his relationship with Ginny.

But fortunately, Ron has other identities: his roommate, brother-in-law, and Ginny's brother.

He didn't have to separate from Ron to avoid suspicion.

All you need to do is keep things level.

Especially gifts.

"Harry, Harry, what's wrong with you?
Didn't you just ask me a question?" Ron asked, looking at Harry who was leaning against the window in a daze.

Harry's mind wandered like this a lot lately.

He really doubted that all the magical energy had been poured into Harry's brain.

This often causes Harry to get stuck in his head and become dazed.

"Was I spaced out?" Harry asked.

The sudden discovery made his brain work at full speed.

This immediately made him notice the spider crawling on the web in the upper right corner of the window.

The spider was still on the windowsill when he asked Ron questions.

Judging from the spider's speed, it was clear that almost a minute had passed from the window sill to the upper right corner of the window.

"Let's go find Madam Pomfrey," Ron said quickly.

Harry shook his head, "No, maybe it has something to do with the magic that Dumbledore injected.

I need to find Ryan."

"But where is Ryan?" "We just need to find Ginny. She's in constant contact with Luna."

In the corner of the library, two people sat on the floor.

There were open books all around.

However, Madam Pince, who loved books as her life, did not react at all.

Judging from the number of books spread out, it also shows that the two have been here for a long time.

It was impossible that Madam Pince, who made a round of the library almost every fifteen minutes, had not noticed them.

However, this scene happened just like that.

What's even more outrageous is that when Ron pulled Harry and Harry pulled Ginny into the library.

While everyone was shouting about where Ryan was, Madam Pince was still guarding her own little piece of land.

"Here." A voice sounded in the hearts of the three anxious people.

Along with this comes a real-time map.

It pointed out the direction where Ryan was now.

"They're in the restricted section!" Ron exclaimed.

"Wait, we are in the library now?" Harry woke up as if from a dream.

This made him shrink his neck.

He seemed to feel Madam Pince breathing against the back of his neck with her nose.

This is a feeling that any student who likes to come to the library to read can understand.

Because even if you understand the rules and regulations, you will abide by them.

You won't love books like Madam Pince.

Even if you leave a tiny crease in the book.

She will also notice it and give you a cold look.

Ron realized this, too.

Stopped.

However, they had no time to worry about these.

Ginny dragged him to the back of the library - the restricted area.

Ginny almost hurdled over the rope that separated the books in the restricted section from the rest of the collection.

And Harry fell into deep thought again.

Because they were getting closer to the terrifying existence that was already hostile to the three of them.

His brain stopped, and although his body was moving, the corner of his eye couldn't help but glance at the peeling, faded gold-stamped letters on the banned books, spelling out words he couldn't understand.

Some don't even have a title.

The most horrifying ones even had dark stains made of blood.

There seemed to be a faint whisper coming from the print.

The hair on the back of his neck stood up.

Then he woke up.

Ryan and Luna were in front of him.

There were books spread out on the ground.

When I read the words above, it was as if a branding iron had been burned into my brain.

And Ginny and Ron seemed to have told Ryan and Luna the whole story.

"Harry's case, in the words of Divination, is that his third eye has awakened."

"But couldn't Harry predict the future?" Ginny was puzzled by Ryan's answer.

"His prophecy depends more on his connection to Voldemort.