Hogwarts: This Wizard Is Not Scientific

If Andy's [Divination] talent points are high, it doesn't mean that he can't directly divination.

It's a pity that Andy's [Divination] talent is only level three...Limited by his talent, Andy's divination is actually very weak.

The reason why Peter Pettigrew's whereabouts could be divined this time was also due to Harry's connection with Peter Pettigrew - Harry hated Peter, and Peter was friends with Harry's father.

Most importantly, Peter Pettigrew was here for Harry this time.

Without this relationship, it would be difficult for Andy to predict the fate of others out of thin air.

"How will you know if you don't try?" Harry said stubbornly.

Andy was too lazy to pay attention to him. After thinking about it, he answered, "If you had listened carefully in the divination class, you wouldn't have asked this question."

Harry's face turned red.

Ron was once again clever. He asked, "Andy, Peter has been staying in my house for thirteen years. If I were to use him for divination, would he be able to get more accurate information?"

"That's the theory."

Andy nodded and explained: "But Peter is not here for you, and... he is here with Voldemort's mission."

Ron's face turned pale when he heard the name 'Voldemort'.

"What does this have to do with Voldemort's mission?" Harry asked curiously.

The person who answered this time was Hermione, "In this world, everyone's destiny is different."

"Individual changes will affect changes in the world. Some people have a huge influence in the world, and every action they take will affect changes in the world."

"And even if some people make major decisions, they can only affect themselves and a few people around them."

Hermione finally concluded: "Voldemort is that hugely influential figure, and things related to him are difficult to divine."

"Maybe Professor Trelawney can do it, but Andy can't yet."

Hearing this, Andy couldn't help but complain: "Hermione, you don't need to say that last sentence."

Hermione rolled her eyes at Andy: Isn't what I said the truth?

"Even Professor Trelawney can only perform divination for Voldemort under certain circumstances."

Andy explained: "And the information obtained is mostly ambiguous and difficult to understand."

Speaking of this, Andy suddenly changed the topic, "The picture seen in the crystal ball is actually the future. Maybe half an hour later, maybe ten minutes later..."

"But... we don't know where that room is."

Harry looked extremely decadent when he heard this.

It would actually be better if there was no hope from the beginning.

The most terrifying thing is that you clearly see hope, but when you get closer, you suddenly realize that the so-called hope is simply an illusion.

For a moment, the four of them were silent.

"Andy, maybe we can divine something else."

Hermione suddenly said: "If Peter came under Voldemort's order and he wanted to do something with Potter...can we divine Potter's future?"

Andy raised his eyebrows and said, "It's a good idea. I think I can try it."

"Then come on!" Harry said without any hesitation.

After seeing Peter Pettigrew with his own eyes, Harry couldn't calm down at all.

As long as he thought of that scene, Harry hated his own weakness and powerlessness - even if he saw Peter Pettigrew, he would not be able to avenge his parents.

Even...if Peter Pettigrew hadn't wanted to kill him, Harry would probably be dead now.

Andy sat down again, and then said to Harry: "Harry, put your hand on the crystal ball and think about Peter's figure appearing in front of you."

"Remember, don't think about anything else, and don't think about revenge. You just need to imagine Peter's figure, you saw him, and that's when you meet next time..."

"Okay!" Harry nodded solemnly.

The second divination ended quickly, and a white mist appeared in the crystal ball again. Some colors appeared in the white mist, and these colors slowly outlined a picture.

It was an empty wilderness, and Harry was tied to a cross. In front of him was a huge boiler. There was a flame burning under the boiler, and it looked like he was cooking something.

Peter Pettigrew was holding a...baby?

I couldn't see clearly what it was, but anyway... Peter Pettigrew appeared holding the thing.

The scene ends here.

Andy, Hermione, and Ron all turned to look at Harry at the same time, as if they were looking at a dead person.

After a moment of silence, Ron swallowed and said, "Harry, you were caught by them."

"currently there is not!"

Harry looked at Andy and asked, "When did this happen?"

Andy spread his hands and said, "This is the next time you meet."

Saying it means not saying it!

"Maybe a year from now!"

Andy added: "I noticed that you look slightly older in the crystal ball than you do now."

Thirteen or fourteen years old is the age of rapid development, and big changes will occur in one or two years.

"I noticed that too," Hermione said.

"Okay! I know!" Harry secretly said, if Peter Pettigrew dared to appear in front of him again, he would kill him with his own hands.

"what--"

Andy yawned and stretched, "It's getting late, we should go back to the auditorium."

Speaking of which, Andy is also curious about how this divination will be realized.

The power of destiny...

During this period, Andy performed many fortune-tellings.

But as long as the picture appears in the crystal ball, no matter how you prepare, it will come true sooner or later.

This is the time point!

In other words, no matter how much preparation Harry made at the moment, he would be tied to that cross in the future.

The only difference is...whether Harry will be rescued.

Chapter 466 Hermione: Andy, come in

Andy did such a divination.

The result of the divination was that the little wizard would fall down the stairs.

He was on guard for several days and almost thought he had escaped the disaster. But before he could breathe a sigh of relief, he was accidentally knocked down the stairs by someone else.

It was a bad fall!

During the divination, the picture of the crystal ball did not appear to be 'hit'.

Andy suspected that if the little wizard pretended to have fallen down the stairs and took the initiative to complete the time node, he might be able to avoid this disaster.

Of course, this is just Andy's guess.

Andy feels that fate is very similar to time.

When we use a time turner to go back in time, we cannot change the past, we can only add a piece of history.

So neither Dumbledore nor Snape thought about using the time turner to capture Peter Pettigrew.

Because once they do that, there's a good chance they'll never come back.

The same goes for fate.

When we see a destiny, there is nothing we can do to stop it. All we can do is steer this destiny in a direction that is beneficial to us.

……

After returning to the auditorium, Professor McGonagall came over and asked, "Mr. Collins, how are the results of the divination?"

"Peter has escaped."

Andy said: "He turned into a mouse and escaped to a dilapidated house, where he used apparation. But we only saw that room and didn't know where it was."

Actually, Andy knows where that room is!

That's the Shrieking Shack in Hogsmeade, and the secret passage under the Whomping Willow leads there.

There is a table in that room.

The dust on the table was wiped off by Andy when he was brewing the potion there.

But Andy couldn't say it.

Andy didn't want anyone to know he'd been to the Screaming Shack.

Professor McGonagall nodded. "Divination is really convenient! I guess I can inform Albus and ask him to stop the search."

"Professor McGonagall..."

Andy shrugged, "Then let's go rest first."

As for the prophecy he made to Harry later... Andy had already made an agreement with Harry on the way back.

The prophecy would be revealed to Dumbledore by Harry, and could not be known to anyone but Dumbledore.

"Good night!" said Professor McGonagall.

"You too, good night!"

After separating from Professor McGonagall, Andy and Hermione found the Ravenclaw prefects and were assigned to their respective tents.

The prefects are very sensible. Andy and Hermione's tents are not only close to the wall, but also close to each other.

"A rare experience." Andy said.

"Have you never slept in a tent?" Hermione looked surprised.

"Slept with me, just once."

Andy recalled, "It was the Quidditch World Cup three years ago. There were a lot of people, and the game lasted for a long time. If you didn't bring a tent, you would have to sleep outside."

Hermione looked weird.

The little witch couldn't imagine sleeping in a tent and watching a Quidditch match.

"It sounds like you often sleep in tents?" Andy asked.

"Not really."

Hermione recalled: "Our family occasionally goes camping in the wild... You may not know much about it, but Muggle life is very busy, and camping is a rare way of leisure."

"The Muggle world is not as laid-back as the magical world. You can see nature as soon as you open the door."

Andy smiled and said: "That's true."

While talking, Andy and Hermione had already packed the tent.

Hermione got into the tent, then revealed her head and waved to Andy, "Andy, come in."

Isn't this...not good?

Andy only hesitated for 0.2 seconds before getting into Hermione's tent, "Can I help you?"

"No……"

Hermione came over and said in a very low voice: "I never had the chance to say it before... Andy, we can actually try that."

While speaking, Hermione also pulled the collar, revealing what was underneath.

"no!"

Andy refused without thinking: "We already know that Peter escaped. This is established history and cannot be changed."

If you change history, you will be exiled in the cracks of time.

If history could be changed at will, the time turner would have long been a strategic weapon. How could it be given to a little wizard to use casually?

"I know! We saw Peter apparating in that room, and that can't be changed."