Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Dudley did not respond and was still in a coma. His aunt was filled with anxiety and helplessness. She did not know what to do and could only try her best to protect him, hoping that he would wake up soon.

"We must find a safe place as soon as possible," her aunt muttered to herself, realizing that now was not the time to stop and think. "We need the help of a doctor to determine the extent of Dudley's injuries."

When the black wolf heard what his aunt said, he raised his head, with a glimmer of alertness and understanding in his eyes. He knew that his aunt needed help, but the most important thing now was to protect her and Dudley and get rid of the danger as soon as possible.

Auntie carefully picked up Dudley, then stood up and prepared to leave the quiet cottage to seek help from a doctor. She knew the situation was very dangerous and she had to leave here as soon as possible and find a safe place to avoid being hunted down.

The black wolf followed behind his aunt, looking around vigilantly, ready to fight any possible threats at any time. He knew that his aunt needed help, but the most important thing now was to protect her and Dudley and get rid of the danger as soon as possible.

In the alley, Auntie and Black Wolf walked carefully. Auntie held Dudley tightly, worried that his injury would become more serious. Black Wolf looked around vigilantly, ready to face possible danger at any time.

Suddenly, there was a sharp sound of footsteps, as if someone was chasing them. My aunt's heart tightened, and she quickened her pace, trying to escape from the dangerous pursuit as soon as possible.

"We have to leave here quickly!" said my aunt anxiously, her voice trembling slightly.

When the black wolf heard what my aunt said, he immediately quickened his pace and nimbly shuttled through the alley. He knew that this was a critical moment and he had to find a safe place as soon as possible to avoid being hunted.

The footsteps in the alley were getting closer and closer, and the aunt was getting more and more anxious. She tried her best to get rid of the pursuit as soon as possible and protect Dudley's safety.

Suddenly, a figure flashed past the alley, blocking their way. Auntie and Black Wolf stopped and stared at the figure in front of them nervously.

"Where are you going?" A strange voice came with a hint of threat.

The aunt hugged Dudley tightly and stared at the figure in front of her warily, her heart filled with fear and uneasiness. She knew that the current situation was very dangerous and she had to be careful to protect herself and Dudley.

"We are just passing by and don't want to cause any trouble." My aunt tried to remain calm and explained, "We are just looking for a safe place to hide from pursuit."

The figure glanced coldly at my aunt and Black Wolf, as if weighing something. After a while, he finally let go of the weapon in his hand and made way.

"Let's go, get out of here quickly." His voice was cold and hoarse, without a trace of warmth.

My aunt heaved a sigh of relief and hurriedly walked past the figure, pulling Black Wolf. She quickened her pace, trying to get away from this dangerous place as quickly as possible.

At the end of the alley, a desolate piece of land came into view. Without hesitation, my aunt walked straight towards the land, hoping to find a safe shelter.

The black wolf followed behind his aunt, looking around vigilantly, ready to fight possible threats at any time. He knew that the current situation was very dangerous and he had to find a safe place as soon as possible to avoid being hunted and protect the safety of his aunt and Dudley.

The aunt came to the place where Dudley fell, an abandoned wilderness, raging sandstorms, and a bleak atmosphere enveloped the entire area. She looked around carefully, trying to find some suspicious clues in order to find out the truth about her son's fall from a high altitude.

There was no one here, only a few broken branches and some scattered rocks. My aunt bent over the ground to check for any possible clues, but found nothing except some insignificant traces.

The black wolf was quietly guarding his aunt, looking around vigilantly, always ready to fight against possible threats. He knew that the current situation was very dangerous and he had to be careful to protect his aunt and Dudley.

"Dudley, how did you fall?" Auntie muttered to herself, full of doubt and anxiety. "Is all this related to our past?"

She was filled with endless questions, but there were no answers. She knew she had to find out the truth as soon as possible to find a solution.

Suddenly, my aunt's eyes fell on a slightly sunken place on the ground. She walked over and observed the place carefully, and found some unusual traces.

"What is this?" she whispered to herself, bending down and carefully observing the marks on the ground.

The marks seemed to be caused by some sharp object, but my aunt couldn't be sure what it was. She frowned, thinking about the possible meaning of these marks.

"These traces look strange," she said to Black Wolf, "We must investigate carefully, maybe we can find some clues."

The black wolf nodded, indicating that he understood. He immediately began to search around, trying to find more clues to help his aunt find out the truth.

Auntie and Black Wolf searched in the wilderness together, sometimes squatting down to observe the ground, sometimes carefully examining the surrounding environment. They were full of doubts and uneasiness, but they were determined to find the truth and seek justice for Dudley.

After searching for a while, they finally found some suspicious clues that seemed to be related to Dudley's fall from the sky. Auntie immediately collected these clues and prepared to take them back for careful analysis.

"We have to go back as soon as possible," Auntie said to Black Wolf, "These clues may help us find the answer."

Joffrey and Sansa came to a quiet river nearby. The sun shone on the emerald water, sparkling like a beautiful painting. The breeze blew by, bringing a light mist, making people feel refreshed and pleasant.

Sansa stepped on the pebbles by the river happily, looking at Joffrey with a bright smile. "Brother, how happy we are to be here!"

Joffrey smiled at Sansa, his heart filled with warmth and joy. "Yes, sister, the scenery by the river is beautiful," he said.

The two walked to the river and strolled along the river bank. On the water, the boats swayed gently in the breeze, and in the distance the fishermen were busy collecting their nets, a peaceful and tranquil scene.

"Brother, look, that child is swimming in the river!" Sansa said in surprise, pointing to the distance.

Joffrey followed Sansa's gaze and saw a child playing in the river. His mood also became cheerful. "It seems that they are also here to enjoy the beautiful scenery by the river." He said with a smile.