Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Harry took the food, felt the satisfaction and joy it brought him, and his heart was filled with gratitude and warmth. He knew that these foods would become his partners in pursuing his dreams, helping him to be full of strength and energy and move forward courageously.

In his heart, he is full of anticipation and longing for the upcoming adventure. He knows that although there may be various challenges and difficulties ahead, as long as he perseveres, believes in himself, and moves forward bravely, he will be able to realize his dreams and goals.

After Harry Potter picked out some delicious food, he decided to put them in a portable food bag so that he could eat them on the go. He carefully selected a magic food bag that was light and easy to carry, and could keep the food fresh and delicious.

As he took the bag of food, paid and left, he felt a strange feeling in his heart. He felt that he was about to take an important adventure to pursue his dreams and goals, which made him feel excited and uneasy.

"Harry, where are you going?" A familiar voice suddenly came, and Harry looked up and found that it was Dumbledore, the headmaster of Hogwarts. He walked over with a smile and asked with concern.

Harry was a little surprised. He didn't expect the headmaster to suddenly appear here. He quickly regained his composure and said, "I plan to leave Hogwarts for a while to pursue my dreams and goals."

Dumbledore nodded, with a glimmer of understanding and encouragement in his eyes. He said, "Harry, pursuing your dreams is a challenging and adventurous journey, but as long as you persevere and believe in yourself, you will succeed. I wish you a safe journey and a pleasant journey."

Harry felt Dumbledore's care and encouragement, and his heart was filled with gratitude and warmth. He knew that no matter what difficulties and challenges he would encounter ahead, he would not be alone, because he had the support and encouragement of Dumbledore and his friends.

Harry Potter left the Hogwarts magic food store with a bag of food and began his adventure. However, he soon discovered that learning new magic was not as easy as he thought.

He tried to use the newly learned magic, but encountered difficulties and challenges every time. Sometimes, his magic would fail and fail to achieve the expected effect; sometimes, he would encounter unexpected problems and obstacles, making him feel frustrated and helpless.

After repeated failures and setbacks, Harry felt incompetent and powerless. He began to doubt his own abilities and wisdom, wondering whether he could successfully master new magical skills.

"Harry, what's wrong with you?" Hermione noticed that something was wrong with Harry and asked with concern.

Harry smiled bitterly and said, "I am learning new magic, but I have encountered many difficulties and challenges. I feel like I can't master these magics, and I fail miserably every time."

Hermione comforted him, "Don't worry, Harry. Learning new magic does take time and patience. Every wizard has experienced failure and setbacks. The important thing is to believe in yourself, persevere, and believe that you will succeed."

Harry nodded, his heart filled with gratitude and hope. He knew that although learning new magic would encounter many difficulties and challenges, as long as he persevered and believed in himself, he would be able to overcome everything and succeed.

Harry Potter decided to change his strategy of learning new magic. He realized that he might need more guidance and help, so he decided to go to the Hogwarts library to find some books and materials about the magic he was interested in.

When he entered the library, he was deeply attracted by its atmosphere. There were countless books and scrolls on the tall bookshelves, and each book contained infinite wisdom and knowledge, waiting for his exploration and discovery.

He began to walk through the bookshelves, looking for the books he needed. He found an ancient scroll on invisibility, a research paper on phantom magic, and a practical guide to transfiguration. He knew that these books would provide important references and guidance for his studies.

Just as he was about to leave, he suddenly found an old book with a yellowed cover, which read "The Lost Art of Magic". He picked up the book curiously, opened the first page, and found some introductions and instructions about the lost magic.

He was attracted by the contents of the book and decided to borrow it to further explore the mysteries and secrets in it. He knew that this book might bring him new inspiration and ideas, helping him to better understand and master new magic skills.

With full of gains and expectations, Harry left the Hogwarts library and returned to his room. He knew that although learning new magic would encounter many difficulties and challenges, as long as he maintained his determination and patience and believed in himself, he would be able to succeed.

Harry Potter spent hours in the library, absorbed in reading books and scrolls on magic. However, as time went on, he began to find it increasingly difficult.

He found it difficult to understand the complex magic principles and techniques in the book, and some terms and concepts gave him a headache. He tried hard to read and think, but felt more and more confused and helpless.

He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and tried to calm himself. However, his heart was full of struggle and anxiety. He began to doubt his ability and wisdom, wondering if he could master the new magic skills.

"Harry, are you okay?" Hermione came over and saw that Harry looked a little anxious, so she asked with concern.

Harry forced a smile, nodded, and said, "I'm fine, just having some difficulties. Learning new magic is not as easy as I thought. I feel a little overwhelmed."

Hermione patted his shoulder gently and said softly, "Don't worry, Harry, learning new magic does take time and patience. Every wizard has experienced failure and setbacks. The important thing is to believe in yourself, persevere, and believe that you will succeed."

Harry felt warm and hopeful after hearing Hermione's words. He knew that although learning new magic would bring many difficulties and challenges, as long as he persevered and believed in himself, he would be able to overcome everything and achieve success.

Harry Potter decided to seek help from Headmaster Dumbledore, who he knew was an experienced and wise wizard who could give him valuable advice and guidance.

So he came to Dumbledore's office, knocked on the door, then pushed it open and walked in. Dumbledore was sitting behind his spacious and bright desk, holding an ancient scroll in his hand and reading it attentively.