Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"This book looks good." Harry said to Ron excitedly, "I decided to buy it and continue to study invisibility in depth."

Ron smiled and patted Harry on the shoulder, "That's great, Harry! I'm sure you can master this magical skill."

Harry felt sincerely grateful. He knew that with the support and encouragement of his friends, he would not feel lonely and confused. He decided to study and practice harder so that he could master the invisibility spell as soon as possible and become a more powerful magician.

Harry Potter stood in front of the cashier counter of the magic bookstore, waiting for the clerk to process his purchase. He was full of anticipation for the new book, eager to turn the pages as soon as possible and learn more about the secret of invisibility.

While waiting, he could not help but recall his desire for invisibility. He imagined that one day in the future he would be able to move lightly among the crowd, complete various tasks without being noticed, and become a true master of magic.

However, he also realized that he still had a long way to go. Invisibility was a very advanced and complex magic that required patience and perseverance to learn and master. He knew that he had just started and there were still countless difficulties and challenges waiting for him.

"Hi, Harry!" A familiar voice suddenly broke his thoughts. Harry looked up and found that it was his good friend Hermione coming over.

"Hermione, you are here too?" Harry asked with a smile.

Hermione nodded, "Yes, I just found a book on Transfiguration on another shelf and I plan to buy it and study it."

Harry was a little surprised, "Transfiguration? That's a very interesting area of ​​magic."

Hermione smiled, "Yes, I have always been interested in Transfiguration. However, I also heard that you were learning invisibility, right?"

Harry nodded, "Yes, I have been working hard to learn invisibility. I just bought a book on invisibility and plan to study it carefully when I get back."

Hermione showed great interest, "Sounds interesting! Can I see your book? I would like to learn about invisibility, too."

Harry smiled and handed the book to Hermione, "Of course, Hermione. I hope this book helps you."

Hermione took the book and flipped through it with great anticipation. Her eyes sparkled with excitement, and she was obviously full of interest and curiosity in the study of invisibility.

Harry watched Hermione studying the book attentively, and an inexplicable joy welled up in his heart. He felt very happy to be able to discuss the mysteries of magic with his good friend and share each other's learning experiences and insights.

Harry Potter was riding his beloved flying broom in the school playground, enjoying the joy of flying. He felt the fresh air brushing against his face, bringing a feeling of comfort and freedom, making him feel happy.

He flew over the Hogwarts campus, overlooking the beautiful scenery below. From the air, the entire campus looked like a gorgeous painting, with green trees, flowers and plants, which was refreshing.

Harry forgot all his worries and troubles and immersed himself in the pleasure of flying. He felt a kind of freedom from the world, as if he was a free-flying bird without any restraints or constraints.

"Harry, you fly so well!" A familiar voice suddenly sounded in his ears. Harry turned around and found that it was his good friend Ron riding another flying broom, flying to his side with a smile on his face.

Harry smiled, feeling his friend's appreciation and approval. "Thanks, Ron!" he replied happily. "Flying is indeed a pleasurable experience."

The two flew side by side, enjoying this rare free time. They communicated from time to time, shared each other's joys and sorrows, and felt the deep friendship and affection.

Gradually, the sky began to darken, and night was about to fall. Harry and Ron decided to end the flight and return to the ground to continue their daily lives.

When they landed on the school grounds, Harry felt a little regretful. He didn't want to end this wonderful flying time. However, he knew that even if the flight was over, his yearning for freedom and happiness would not disappear.

"Harry, let's fly together next time!" Ron suggested, his eyes full of anticipation and excitement.

Harry nodded and smiled brightly. "Of course! Next time we must find a bigger place to fly and see more beautiful scenery."

Harry Potter walked alone in the Hogwarts campus at night, feeling a little heavy-hearted. His heart was filled with frustration and confusion about learning invisibility, and he felt as if he was stuck in a deadlock and couldn't break through.

He walked in the quiet campus, with a lot of thoughts in his mind. He began to doubt his ability and determination, wondering if he had the ability to truly master the advanced magical skill of invisibility.

"Harry, what are you doing here?" A familiar voice suddenly sounded behind him, and Hermione walked up to him and looked at him with concern.

Harry smiled wryly, "I've been thinking about something, Hermione. I've been having a bit of trouble learning invisibility lately."

Hermione looked a little worried after hearing what Harry said. "You know, it's inevitable to encounter difficulties in learning, but you will definitely be able to overcome them."

Harry nodded and looked at Hermione gratefully. "Thank you for your encouragement, Hermione. I will try my best."

They walked together on campus, exchanging their thoughts and feelings. Hermione's presence gave Harry great comfort and support, making him feel no longer lonely and confused.

However, despite Hermione's company, Harry still felt uneasy in his heart. He knew that he still had a long way to go, and faced increasingly difficult challenges, and he didn't know if he had the ability to overcome them.

The night fell quietly, and the stars sprinkled on the campus, giving people a quiet and peaceful feeling. Harry looked at the sky quietly, and a feeling of warmth and courage surged in his heart.

Harry Potter stood in front of the headmaster's office, full of anticipation and nervousness. He knew that he was about to go out with the headmaster, Professor McGonagall, but he knew nothing about the purpose and destination of this trip.

He was nervous, not knowing what information the headmaster would reveal to him, nor what experiences and challenges this trip would bring him. However, he was also full of curiosity and anticipation, eager to explore more mysteries of the magical world.

"Harry, are you ready?" Headmaster McGonagall's voice suddenly sounded in his ears. Harry turned around and saw Professor McGonagall standing beside him with a smile.