Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"He's not doing well," the doctor explained. "We tried our best, but he still didn't wake up."

Aunt Petunia clenched her fists, her eyes showing worry and helplessness. "I want to stay with him."

The doctor nodded. "We will continue to observe his condition."

Aunt Petunia sat beside Dudley's bed, silently watching over him. She was filled with anxiety and uneasiness, hoping that Dudley would wake up as soon as possible.

At the same time, on the other side of the Wall, Harry and Hagrid were moving quickly, crossing rugged mountains and passing through sprawling forests, all the way towards the Wall.

"Hagrid, who do you think these attackers are?" Harry couldn't help asking.

Hagrid frowned. "I'm not sure, but they are definitely not ordinary creatures. They have great strength and ferocious aggression."

Harry and Hagrid traveled quickly through the mountains and forests, their goal was the Wall, and their hearts were uneasy. Their journey was full of dangers, but Harry knew they had to move forward to solve the mystery of this series of strange events.

As they passed through, they heard strange screams and weird noises from afar, which made them feel nervous. The trees in the mountains and forests were scattered and the ground was rugged, which added a lot of obstacles to their progress.

"Hagrid, this looks pretty dangerous here." Harry looked around and said alertly.

Hagrid raised his hand, motioning Harry to stop. "Be careful, Harry, we may have entered the territory of these creatures."

The two moved forward slowly, avoiding obstacles and carefully looking for a path to the Wall of Despair. Their purpose was to find key clues to understand why these creatures were blocking their way, while also worrying that there might be more dangers behind them.

"Hagrid, have you ever seen anything like this creature?" Harry asked, his wand tightly clenched in his hand.

Hagrid frowned. "No, these creatures are unlike anything I have ever seen before."

Suddenly, a strange sound came from deep in the woods, as if a creature was approaching. The two immediately stopped and looked around vigilantly.

A strange creature suddenly appeared in front of them. It was a huge magical creature with thick legs and an armor-like shell. Its eyes flashed green and emitted a unique energy fluctuation.

"What kind of creature is this?" Harry asked nervously, staring at the monster in front of him.

Hagrid's face showed an uneasy look. "I have never seen creatures like these, Harry. They do not seem to be ordinary beasts."

The monster let out a low roar, as if to show them its majesty and power. Harry gripped his wand tightly, ready to respond to any possible attack at any time.

Suddenly, another scream came from behind them, and another monster appeared around them. The situation became more and more dangerous, and they were surrounded by these strange creatures.

"What should we do, Hagrid?" Harry's voice sounded anxious.

Hagrid looked around, trying to think of a way to deal with it. "We'll just have to keep moving, Harry. Follow me."

The two decided to move forward and try to bypass the monsters. They moved carefully, always alert and ready to deal with any unexpected situation.

In another corner, Aunt Petunia sat by Dudley's bed, anxiously waiting for him to wake up. Doctors and nurses surrounded Dudley, performing various examinations and treatments, but Dudley's condition did not seem to improve significantly.

"He hasn't regained consciousness yet." A doctor said in a deep voice.

Aunt Petunia held Dudley's hand tightly, her heart filled with worry. "He'll be fine, right?"

The doctor shook his head slightly. "We will continue to do our best, but his condition is indeed not optimistic."

Aunt Petunia closed her eyes and prayed silently. Her heart was full of love and responsibility for Dudley, and she hoped that he would recover as soon as possible. The black wolf lay quietly beside him, and seemed to be watching Dudley's situation.

At this moment, the door of the infirmary was pushed open again, and a familiar figure walked in. This was a man with a deep voice, wearing a black robe, with a look of vicissitudes and indifference on his face.

"Who are you?" Aunt Petunia asked vigilantly.

The man looked around, his eyes landing on Dudley's bed. "I'm here to check on my child."

Aunt Penny's eyes were fixed on the strange man in front of her, and her heart was filled with uneasiness and doubt. The man who claimed to be the father of her child looked mysterious and indifferent, and Aunt Penny was not sure whether his arrival would bring more trouble.

"Who are you? How do you know this place?" Aunt Petunia's voice was slightly alert.

The man walked leisurely to Dudley's bedside and looked at the child lying there. "Dudley is my son. I came to visit him."

Aunt Petunia's emotions surged, and her thoughts became confused. "Are you Dudley's father?"

The man nodded, his eyes still cold. "Yes, I'm Dumbledore. You are Aunt Petunia, right?"

Aunt Petunia was shocked by the sudden news for a moment, then she began to sort out her thoughts. "Dumbledore, how do you know this place?"

Dumbledore looked around the infirmary. "I am concerned about my son's condition. I heard he had an accident, so I came to see him."

Aunt Petunia was still uneasy. "You mean you know what happened to him?"

Dumbledore's eyes flashed with mixed emotions. "I have my channels, but the important thing now is that we need to find out the truth of the matter."

Aunt Petunia hesitated for a moment, then decided to cooperate with Dumbledore. "Okay, let's look for clues together."

They left the infirmary and came to the place where Dudley fell from the sky. Aunt Petunia looked around, trying to find any possible clues or traces.

It was an empty space, and the surroundings looked deserted and desolate. As they stood there, the wind blew through the surrounding trees, making the leaves rustle.

"Did Dudley have an accident here?" Dumbledore asked, glancing around.

Aunt Petunia nodded. "Yes, he fell here."

Dumbledore frowned. "This place looks quiet, not like the place where a crash happened."

Aunt Petunia noticed some marks on the ground and bent down to take a closer look. "I found some marks that seem like someone has been active here."

Dumbledore stared at the ground, his eyes becoming serious. "These marks look very strange, could someone have made them on purpose?"