Harry Potter: This savior is a bit bad

Chapter 309 A devastating blow

"Yes." I agreed.

In the original book, such an outstanding boy was killed by Peter Pettigrew just because he was "redundant". It was such a pity.

Several members of the Diggory family have held important positions in the Ministry of Magic.

Eldridge Diggory was the fourth Minister of Magic in British history, and it was he who proposed the Auror recruitment program.

Suddenly, he staggered and I quickly reached out and held him.

"That's enough. I still want to take back the initiative of my body..." He said, holding his forehead.

"Crown?" I asked tentatively.

"You can tell us apart..." Crown smiled with interest.

"Of course, Cedric is not like you..."

"What am I like?" he asked curiously.

"Looks so arrogant..."

After hearing this, a smile appeared on his face.

The Diadem is the soul that was split apart after Voldemort became Head Boy during his time at the school.

Naturally, he is a young man full of vigor and vitality.

"I'll take that as a compliment." He wasn't offended.

"Aurora, you can't save everyone..." The crown has a pair of eyes that can see through people's hearts.

"I……"

I was shocked. Even to Draco, I had never revealed what I was thinking, so why would he give me this definition?

He didn't explain much, just turned his back, waved to me, and disappeared from my sight.

I didn't see him again for a long time.

In the third year, Hogwarts added a new elective course, Divination.

In the original book, it was Sybill Trelawney, the Divination professor, who made the prophecy that led to Voldemort killing the Potters.

I am very curious about her.

You know, in the original book, Hermione always firmly believed that this person was a liar.

In fact, the predictions were accurate whether she was conscious or unconscious.

She saw the black dog in the tea leaves and predicted that Harry might be in danger.

is not that right?

The black dog in the original book is Sirius Black, the prisoner of Azkaban!

He also has accurate predictions about some daily trivial matters.

For example, she told Parvati that something frightening was about to happen, and soon after, Parvati's pet died.

For example, when she told Neville to be careful, he smashed the cup.

Such a master of divination and prophet was rejected from the bottom of his heart by his students and even his fellow professor McGonagall.

It seems that Gryffindor always has a kind of persistence, that is, what they think must be correct.

This subjective bias prevents them from listening to other voices.

"Aurora, you chose Divination class?" Draco looked surprised.

But my eyes drifted to Harry standing beside me, and Draco understood what I meant.

"I've chosen it too..." Harry shook the schedule in his hand, "Don't worry..." He reached out and held my braid in front of me.

It was tied with the hair tie he returned to me.

"Professor Snape said that Trelawney lost consciousness and entered a supernatural state. She made that prophecy without knowing it..."

"Moreover, all of this was Voldemort's choice. Professor Trelawney just stated this fact in advance..."

It's really amazing that he could face this sudden disaster so rationally!

Harry actually witnessed Voldemort murder his parents.

I just don't know if he has any memories of his infancy.

If so, it would be a devastating blow...