Sparks of Prophecy

Seers—rare, powerful, and hunted. A gift coveted by many, but for those who possess it, a curse that forces them into the shadows.No one truly knows why Hermione Granger vanished that night in the middle of her third year. The students were left with whispers and speculation, but the truth was locked away with the faculty. Yet, the world shifted in her absence. The Triwizard Tournament was mysteriously postponed, and heirs of ancient pureblood families were quietly pulled from Hogwarts.For two years, an eerie silence settled over the castle. The halls felt colder, the air thick with the unspoken knowledge that something was deeply, terribly wrong.Then, in fifth year, she returned. As if nothing had happened. As if she had never disappeared at all. But she was changed—quieter, sharper, always muttering about Divination.And Draco Malfoy was watching. Because he, too, had been forced into something against his will—the Triwizard Tournament. And if the rumors were true, if Granger knew things no one else did, she might be the only one who could keep him alive.If she was willing to help.

The Oracle’s Burden: Growing Threats Against SeersBy Leopold Gamp, Wizarding World Weekly Investigative ReporterA chilling trend is emerging in the wizarding world—Seers, those gifted with glimpses of the future, are disappearing at an alarming rate. Reports suggest they are being hunted, coerced, and even sold to those who would exploit their abilities for personal or political gain.“Seers have always been rare,” says renowned Divination expert Cassandra Trelawney. “But now, many are too afraid to reveal their gift. Some go into hiding. Others simply vanish.”The Ministry claims to be investigating, yet skeptics argue that corruption—or worse, complicity—may be at play. With the demand for foresight higher than ever, the question remains: how long before Seers become nothing more than tools in the hands of the powerful?