Chapter 266: Horse prophecy

The news that ten notorious Death Eaters had fled Azkaban quickly spread throughout the campus.
This has caused the whole Hogwarts rumors to spread.
There are rumors that in Hogsmeade, some people have recognized several fugitives; others say that the fugitives are hiding in the screaming hut and may break into Hogwarts like Sirius; some even say that the Death Eaters have truly controlled The Ministry of Magic...
Children in the magic world have grown up listening to these names almost since childhood.
Names like Bellatrix Lestrange, Antonin Dolohov or August Ruckwood are as frightening as their master Voldemort, and their crimes are even more It is well known.
Many people are very dissatisfied with the explanation in the Daily Prophet... Ten Azkaban felons escaped, and the Ministry of Magic actually thinks Sirius Black alone is the culprit.
Such an explanation is too pale, like a lie to a child, it is not convincing at all.
In such confusion and fear, they began to recall what Albus Dumbledore and Harry Potter had said... The topic of whether the mysterious man was resurrected was discussed again and again in the corridor.
However, such eager discussions did not last long.
Because that afternoon, "Education Order No. 26" was posted and it was nailed to the bulletin wall by the administrator of the castle, Mr. Argus Filch.
The education order prohibits teachers and students from discussing topics unrelated to the curriculum in public places... Violators will be strictly handled by the Hogwarts Senior Investigator.
Therefore, the sound of the discussion on the surface, in Jon's eyes, has almost disappeared; but the one in the back, no one knows it!
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At 7 o'clock in the evening, Jon followed Slytherin's fourth graders to Classroom 11 on the first floor.
Since the horseman Firenze became a teacher of fortune-telling, all hours of fortune-telling have been changed to night.
In class with them, there are also the fourth graders of Ravenclaw...Due to the outbreak of the Azkaban group escape, these Ravenclaw students have begun to show off against Umbridge and Umbridge. Faithful students of, have developed a certain degree of hostility.
So when they saw Jon appearing, they started talking about him.
Jon didn't care about it, and went straight into the classroom.
Classroom 11 has also been modified since the horse Ferenze became a teacher of fortune-telling, and it now looks like a forest clearing.
The floor of the classroom became soft moss, and the trees grew out of it; their branches were covered with lush leaves, fan-shaped across the ceiling and windows, so bunches of soft, mottled green The light poured down the whole room.
The students had to sit on the mud with their backs against tree trunks or big rocks, and Firenze stood in front of them.
There was a black horseshoe-shaped bruise on the chest of the horseman classroom. The expression on his face was always serious without any smile. His dark blue eyes scanned the entire crowd... When he scanned Jon, he paused slightly.
To be honest, the new divination class is even more boring than before... Professor Trelawney’s class will at least allow them to interact and have fun; in Firenze’s class, they can only lie on the moss ,Looking at the stars. Or burn sage and fragrant mallow to further interpret the results of stargazing.
Firenze told them about the horse people’s predictions. They watched the starry sky and paid attention to the changes in those stars.... They will sometimes reveal important trends in disasters or accidents, as well as the fate of various races... But it’s very complicated and may take ten years Time to confirm what they saw.
Firenze also told them that there were signs that people in the wizarding world were only spending a brief period of peace between the two wars. The sparks that can bring war brightly gleamed above the head, suggesting that fighting will definitely break out again soon...
Almost all the students heard that in the mist, to be honest, the horseman's astrology is really not suitable for humans.
It wasn't until the bell rang outside the classroom that everyone got up in a daze and left here.
Jon just got up from the moss, but he heard Firenze suddenly call out his name behind him: "Christopher Patrick, please wait!"
Jon had to stop.
...
Soon, apart from Jon, only the horse Ferenze remained in the classroom.
Firenze took the initiative to shake hands with him, and then asked: "I heard them say that you have a deep knowledge in divination?"
"It's just a rumor..." Jon quickly denied, he didn't dare to pretend to be in front of the horsemen group of creatures that could truly predict.
"No..." Firenze shook his head solemnly, and touched Jon's face with his rough hands: "Your eyes are gray... In the history of horse people, every one has Young foals with gray eyes~EbookFREE.me~ will be real stargazers when they grow up!"
Jon could not help but shudder, and stammered and explained: "But...I am not a horseman, but a human!"
"So, this may be just a coincidence!" Firenze didn't seem to care about it, and a smile appeared on its face.
Firenze turned around, and the four hooves banged loudly:
"Some people say that we are not interested in anything except the things around the moon..."
"Professor Scamander did describe this in the book "Where are Fantastic Beasts"." Jon said softly.
"He is right." Firenze nodded: "My people are like this. They stubbornly believe that they must not defy the will of heaven, and the signs shown by the planetary movement cannot be changed..."
"It was the same for me, until one summer ten years ago, I saw some slight changes in Mars... just a few months before the young Harry Potter repelled the mysterious man..." Phelan Ze suddenly turned around.
"This... does this have anything to do with me... Mr. Firenze?" Jon stammered a bit.
"Strictly speaking, it has something to do!" Firenze patted Jon's shoulder lightly: "I can only ask you to respect every choice you make, Mr. Patrick... because I can't reveal too much, but I think you should understand what I mean!"
"I...I still don't quite understand..." Jon said.
"I don't quite understand!" Firenze stood there blankly and shook his head at him.
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"It's another unnutritious conversation...An old stick who speaks in a cloud of mist..." Jon couldn't help muttering softly when he walked out of the fortune-telling classroom.
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