Professor Trelawney couldn't wait to share with everyone she knew that she had taught a true prophet, and in the future, he might even become a prophet!

Although Wentworth only attended one class with Professor Trelawney, he fell asleep before the class even started.

But that's not important! What's important is that Wentworth awakened his talent for divination in his own class, and that's enough!

In the past, Professor Trelawney always gave people a crazy feeling. Even other professors in Hogwarts kept their distance from her. If it weren't for the prophecy she once made, perhaps Dumbledore would not have hired her as a professor of Divination.

Therefore, Professor Trelawney always lived alone in the North Tower of Hogwarts. After a long time, she even developed an alcoholic problem.

But now, Professor Trelawney's whole spirit and energy were refreshed.

"You will become the greatest prophet of this era!"

Professor Trelawney said with pride, looking at Wentworth in front of her.

However, Professor Trelawney's admiration for Wentworth did not cause any waves among the students. Anyway, Professor Trelawney always gave the Hogwarts students the impression of being crazy.

However, some people take this matter to heart.

Shortly after the class, Professor Ilona, ​​the new semester's Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher at Hogwarts, took the initiative to find Professor Trelawney.

"Professor Trelawney, I heard that you have taught a student who can perform dream divination. Is that true?"

As soon as Ilona opened her mouth, Trelawney smiled.

"Oh, that's right. Although this is also related to Wentworth's talent, without my teaching, he would not have awakened so quickly!"

After receiving a positive answer from Professor Trelawney, Rosier, who had transformed into Ilona, ​​tried hard to suppress his inner excitement and almost jumped up.

"So, what do you think of his talent?"

Hearing Ilona's question, Professor Trelawney came up and said mysteriously:

"What a talent! I've never seen such a talented child, but I'm afraid this will harm him..."

Hearing what Professor Trelawney said, Ilona couldn't help but stare at him and said in a deep voice:

"He is a student of Hogwarts. Anyone who dares to attack him will become the enemy of the entire Hogwarts!"

But Professor Trelawney still looked worried and said:

"He can't stay in Hogwarts forever. One day, he will graduate and leave. You don't know how valuable a wizard with the gift of prophecy is in the eyes of many people!"

"Someone is trying to win him over, someone is threatening him, and, my God, someone has already pointed their wand at him!"

Professor Trelawney's expression gradually distorted. Ilona noticed that something was wrong with Professor Trelawney at the first moment, but she did not interrupt Professor Trelawney's speech. Instead, she listened attentively.

"In front of Wentworth, there were dense figures, and behind Wentworth, there were also a forest of wands. Wentworth looked around as if he was looking for something. Finally, Wentworth raised the wand in his hand!"

Having said this, Professor Trelawney suddenly paused.

"And then? What happened then?"

Professor Trelawney looked confused and even a little overwhelmed.

"And then? What then? What just happened?"

Seeing this, Ilona knew that no matter how much she asked, she would not get any more answers. Moreover, she got the answers she wanted this time.

Wentworth indeed possesses the gift of prophecy, a talent unique to the Grindelwald family. Just like the Dumbledore family, who are born to be favored by the Phoenix, most wizards in the Grindelwald family are born prophets.

I must write to Abernathy and the others about this as soon as possible, Ilona thought to herself.

Before, every night, without anyone noticing, Ilona would send letters to Abernathy and the others about recent events, especially Wentworth's behavior.

This is so that they can know what happened in Hogwarts, and secondly, it is for the safety of Wentworth. They have agreed that if no letter is received for more than three days, the wizarding party will gather again and head to Hogwarts.

However, when Ilona sent back Wentworth's performance via letter, it aroused some doubts.

Wentworth was so familiar with Hogwarts and behaved so maturely that he didn't look like an eleven-year-old child raised by house-elves.

Some people even believe that the Wentworth in Hogwarts now is a fake, a trap set up by someone deliberately against the Witch Party.

So, someone suggested to use Legilimency on Wentworth!

Such discussions made Ilona very angry, but she was unable to refute them. But now, Wentworth showed his excellent predictive ability, so everything could be explained.

Any prophet or seer who has left his name in the history of magic is always more intelligent than other wizards. After all, it is difficult for a person who can see a glimpse of the future from time to time to be naive.

As for Wentworth's familiarity with Hogwarts, is this strange for a wizard with prophetic powers?

Ilona hurriedly said goodbye to Professor Trelawney and left. Not long after Ilona left, the figure of Hogwarts Headmaster Dumbledore appeared at the door of Professor Trelawney's room.

After the two of them greeted each other, Dumbledore got straight to the point and said:

"Professor Trelawney, I hope that the matter of Wentworth's prophetic ability will end here, and you should stop spreading it around."

Hearing Dumbledore's words, Professor Trelawney nodded calmly, as if she was thinking about something:

"Principal Dumbledore, I understand what you mean. You are also afraid that someone will harm Wentworth because of this matter!"

"I heard from my grandmother that something like this happened in the past. When a wizard showed his gift of prophecy, he was imprisoned by a large wizard family and was forced to serve them. Although he had no worries about food and clothing, he also lost his freedom."

"But don't worry, Headmaster Dumbledore. I will do my best to teach him and let him grow up as quickly as possible. A truly grown prophet will hardly be threatened by anything. They will be sensitive to anything that threatens them."

Dumbledore listened quietly to what Professor Trelawney said, and finally said slowly:

"I'm just afraid that he will grow up too fast..."

(End of this chapter)