Viola is a born Seer, but unfortunately, this little gift seems to cause her more trouble than it helps.
[Help: I'm a Seer, but I can't understand a word of what Professor Trelawney is saying in Divination, and I nearly failed the class. UU, is this normal?!]
In her prophetic dreams, she always sees useless things. Like the brash, cool Slytherin golden-haired boy showing off in her dreams, or the Quidditch captain from the neighboring house starring in a scene from My Bossy Upperclassman Falls for Me, or how the red-haired boy's twin older brothers will one day start teasing her...
And why does she dream of herself, years in the future, standing with the Potions Class professor?!
Viola refuses to believe it. She thinks she's a useless Seer.
But since she has such an ability that attracts so much resentment, she puts all her skill points into staying alive and running away, so she'll survive when the great battle from her dreams arrives.
One day, the dice of fate finally begin to turn. The boyfriend of the greatest wizard of the century looks at her in surprise and says:
“Have you never looked at the dice around your neck? You're not just a Seer. You're Divination itself!”
[Before You Read]
1. There are multiple romantic interests along the way, but the ending is one-on-one. Unless something unexpected happens, the male lead will be either the Headmaster or Draco, though I tend to follow my instincts, so that could change.
2. I'll draw on some of the Seer lore from DND and Baldur's Gate.
3. The heroine starts out timid and becomes a battle mage later. The characters' sexual histories aren't a concern. The main thing is to enjoy the story and have fun.
4. I'm writing this for love, so updates will be slow. I can promise to keep updating, but the pace really will be snail-like.
This is an old manuscript I found on my computer. Because of the ages involved in the romance, the plot needs to be revised to meet JJ's current requirements.
My main updates are always over at [Soccer + Hollywood] The Photographer's Eye.
The author is still working on a PhD, so revisions can only be done in spare moments.
Theme: Even when the road ahead is dark, keep your head held high and move forward
