In fact, as long as Albert can really predict the future, he can directly give full marks in the divination test.

As for exams, everything is secondary. Even those candidates who have achieved excellent results cannot predict the future.

Most of the time, I just tell the examiner the knowledge in the book. This is actually very boring, and it is useless even if the score is high.

Albert focused his attention on the crystal ball in front of him, stretched out his palm and touched it lightly. Within Professor Marchban's field of vision, the white mist in the crystal ball quickly rotated, and then it was like clearing away the fog.

The mirror becomes clear and ethereal.

Professor Marchban's eyes couldn't help but widen, because she really saw some pictures in the crystal ball, which was a small part of the newspaper, a report about her.

The content is to accuse Mrs. Marchbane of secretly colluding with the goblins to subvert the group.

"Secretly colluding with goblins to subvert the group?"

Professor Marchbaan felt that this report was ridiculous. She was sure something happened during the period, otherwise the Daily Prophet would not have dared to report on a senior Wizengamot member like this.

Just verified the previous tea fortune telling.

Can you see anything more detailed?" Professor Marchban asked curiously.

"The longer the interval, the less things can be predicted." Albert stared at the crystal ball, raised his hand and touched it lightly. The fog in the crystal ball spun again, and this time a person appeared in the crystal ball.

"Your matter is related to this person." Albert said, pointing to the reappearing figure.

A photo of a newspaper reappeared in the crystal ball, and it was Umbridge. It must be said that Umbridge was too recognizable.

Professor Marchbank looked at the figure in the crystal ball and murmured: "Dolores Umbridge?"

"Is this guy Dolores Umbridge?" Albert asked as he looked at the woman in the crystal ball.

"You know her?"

"I've heard some things about her and someone told me to stay away from her."

"Sure enough, you brought me an unexpected surprise." Professor Marchban brought the topic back and said, "You are the second student who has been able to do this for me for so long."

"Who is the first one?" Albert asked curiously.

"Inigo Imago, the author of "A Guide to Dream Interpretation." After finishing speaking, Professor Marchbain indicated that Albert could leave.
Chapter completed!