Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"What's wrong, Harry?" Ron asked concernedly, walking to his bedside.

Harry opened his eyes, smiled bitterly and shook his head. "I still haven't made much progress," he admitted frankly. "Invisibility is too difficult for me."

Ron patted his shoulder and comforted him, "Don't be discouraged, Harry. Learning invisibility takes time and patience. You can't learn it all at once."

Harry nodded and looked at Ron gratefully. He felt warm and comforted knowing that his friends were supporting and encouraging him.

"I know." Harry took a deep breath, "I will keep working hard, and I will definitely learn it."

So Harry decided not to give up and continued to work hard to learn invisibility. He knew that this road was full of challenges and difficulties, but he believed that as long as he persevered, he would eventually achieve his goal.

Harry Potter paced back and forth in his dormitories, beads of sweat on his forehead, feeling anxious because he was making no noticeable progress in learning the art of invisibility.

He closed his eyes and tried his best to calm himself down. He knew that anxiety and impatience would only make learning more difficult. He needed to calm down, re-examine his learning methods, and find the right direction.

"Harry, what's wrong with you?" Hermione walked up to him with concern and looked at his anxious expression.

Harry sighed and shook his head helplessly. "I'm a little confused about learning invisibility," he said frankly. "I've tried many times, but I always can't seem to get into the state."

Hermione frowned, thinking deeply. "Maybe you need to change your learning method." She suggested, "Sometimes, when we stubbornly stick to one method, it will restrict our thinking."

Harry nodded, feeling that Hermione's words made sense. Perhaps he needed to change to a more flexible way of learning to try to understand the secret of invisibility.

"Do you have any suggestions?" Harry asked, hoping to get some help and guidance from Hermione.

Hermione thought for a moment, then smiled brightly. "I have an idea," she said. "Why not try to understand invisibility by observing the invisible behavior of animals?"

Harry's eyes lit up and he thought this idea was very interesting. "That's a great idea!" he said excitedly, "We can go to the Forbidden Forest and observe some invisible creatures to see how they become invisible."

So, Harry and Hermione decided to go to the Forbidden Forest together to find some invisible creatures to observe. They took some necessary equipment and prepared for this adventure.

In the Forbidden Forest, they found many mysterious and strange creatures, and their ability to hide made them amazed. Harry carefully observed their behavior, trying to understand the essence of invisibility.

After some observation and thinking, Harry gradually felt that his mind became calm and clear. He began to understand that invisibility is not just a simple magic skill, it contains profound philosophy and skills, and requires meticulous observation and experience.

Harry Potter was about to leave his dormitory and go to the Hogwarts Magic Library to continue his study of invisibility. He felt anxious and eager to master this important magic skill as soon as possible in case of emergency.

He stood at the door of the dormitory, took a deep breath, and tried to calm himself down. He knew that anxiety and impatience would only hinder his learning progress, and he needed to stay calm and patient and continue to work hard.

"Harry, where are you going?" Hermione walked up to him, her eyes full of concern and curiosity.

Harry smiled at Hermione, "I'm going to go to the library to continue studying invisibility," he replied, "I feel like I'm one step closer to mastering this magical skill."

Hermione nodded at him and smiled understandingly. "Maybe I'll go to the library later, how about studying together?" she suggested, "We can help each other and make progress together."

Harry felt sincerely grateful. Hermione had always been his good friend and most loyal supporter, and her presence made him feel extremely comforted and warm.

"That's great!" Harry said happily, "Let's go to the library together and study hard together. We will definitely make greater progress."

The two walked out of the dormitory together and headed towards the Hogwarts Magic Library. They talked on the way, sharing each other's learning experiences and insights, feeling happy and relaxed.

Walking into the library, Harry felt a familiar and warm atmosphere. This place was not only a place for learning, but also a place of comfort for him. He knew that here, he could study quietly and explore the mysteries of magic without being disturbed by the outside world.

He and Hermione found a quiet corner and began their study. Harry flipped through the book attentively, thinking deeply about the content, trying to comprehend the essence of invisibility.

Hermione sat beside him, concentrating on reading the book in her hand. Her presence gave Harry a great comfort and support, making him feel no longer lonely and confused.

Harry Potter stood at the door of the magic bookstore of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, looking around, his heart full of anticipation and excitement. He had decided to buy some magic books on invisibility in order to learn and master this mysterious magic skill more deeply.

He walked into the bookstore, and was greeted by a strong atmosphere mixed with the scent of ink and magic. The bookstore was filled with a variety of magic books, attracting students from all grades to come and buy.

Harry began to browse the books on the bookshelf carefully, looking for the one he needed. He carefully observed and evaluated each book, hoping to find the one that suited him best.

"Hi, Harry!" A familiar voice suddenly sounded behind him. Harry turned around and saw Ron Weasley walking towards him with a smile.

"Hey, Ron!" Harry called happily. "Are you here to buy some books too?"

Ron nodded, "Yes, I plan to buy some books on spells. I want to learn some new spells."

Harry and Ron walked around the bookstore together, exchanging their plans and ideas for buying books. They not only shared their knowledge and understanding of various magical books, but also recommended some books they thought were valuable to each other.

Finally, Harry found an advanced magic book about invisibility, titled "The Way of Invisibility: Exploring the Secrets of Invisibility". He picked up the book, flipped through a few pages, and found that the content was very rich and detailed, just what he needed.