Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"Maybe someone played a trick on you?" Ron frowned, and he seemed worried about Harry too.

"I don't know, but we have to find it. How am I going to perform magic in class without a wand?" There was a hint of frustration in Harry's voice, and the fear of the unknown began to spread in his heart.

Hermione took a deep breath, her eyes flashing with determination and firmness. She knew that this was a major challenge for Harry, and he needed their support and help.

"We can seek help from books on Muggle Studies and object tracking, maybe we can find some clues." Hermione suggested. She knew that in a situation like this, searching alone might not be enough.

Harry nodded, a hope welling up in his heart. They went to the library of Hogwarts together and began to look up relevant books and materials. Hermione flipped through an ancient scroll about tracking magical items with experience, her fingers quickly turning the pages, her eyes concentrating on browsing every paragraph.

"Here's a spell about lost objects that can help us find lost items." Hermione muttered to herself, her finger pointing to a page of ancient spells.

Harry and Ron leaned in closely, their eyes focused on the words displayed on the page. This was a complex and mysterious spell that required accurate pronunciation and correct posture to be effective. They decided to go to a quiet corner immediately and start trying this ancient spell.

"We have to give it a try, maybe we can get your wand back," Ron encouraged, with a hint of optimism in his voice.

Harry took a deep breath and prepared himself. They stood in a small circle, each holding out their hands and clasping each other's. Hermione began to chant the spell slowly, her voice as soft as the wind blowing through the treetops.

The power of the spell gradually flowed between their fingers, and a faint golden light rose from their hands and spread in all directions. Harry closed his eyes and concentrated on waiting for the effect of the spell.

Suddenly, he felt a familiar energy coming from afar, as if it was answering their call. Harry's heartbeat quickened, and he knew it was his wand returning to him.

In a breeze, Harry felt something fall into his hand. He opened his eyes and found that his wand had returned to his hand, lying quietly in his palm.

"It's back! My wand is back!" Harry shouted ecstatically, his voice full of triumph and joy.

Hermione and Ron also breathed a sigh of relief, their faces filled with the joy of success. This experience not only taught them how to face loss and challenges, but also deepened their friendship and trust.

With the resolution of the lost wand incident, Hogwarts' daily life returned to normal, but Harry's heart was still difficult to calm down. Although he had found his wand, he still had an inexplicable uneasiness and anxiety in his heart, which began to affect his daily performance and studies.

Harry usually appears to be attentive and engaged in class, but recently his concentration has begun to fluctuate occasionally. In Transfiguration class, he unexpectedly failed several times when he should have easily completed a simple Transfiguration exercise. Professor Snape's sharp criticism made his frustration even worse.

"Potter, what's wrong with you? You've always performed well, how could you make such a low-level mistake this time?" Snape's voice was cold and harsh, his eyes full of criticism and impatience.

Harry gritted his teeth, he tried to explain his situation, but felt his throat dry. He didn't know how to explain his recent mood swings to the teacher, he could only stand there in silence, facing Snape's stern eyes.

After class, Hermione and Ron noticed something was wrong with Harry. As they walked down the corridor, Hermione cautiously asked.

"Harry, what's wrong with you lately? You don't look right." Hermione's voice was filled with worry and concern.

Harry stopped, his eyes looked a little tired and confused. He knew they were his closest friends, but facing his inner troubles, he didn't know how to speak.

"I don't know, Hermione. Maybe the incident of losing the wand has affected me. I feel a little emotionally unstable now." Harry's voice was full of helplessness and confusion.

Ron frowned as he tried to understand how Harry felt. The three of them had been through many adventures and challenges together since childhood, but this new emotional distress made him feel helpless.

"We can help you, Harry. Maybe you need some time to adjust, or we can go to the professor at the Muggle Research Center to ask for some emotional regulation methods." Hermione suggested, her voice full of determination and support.

Harry nodded, feeling the care and support of his friends, and together they walked towards the Muggle Research Center, hoping to find some solution to his emotional distress.

There, they met a professor who focused on psychological adjustment magic. The professors listened carefully to Harry's experiences and feelings, and then gave some targeted advice and guidance. They taught some simple meditation and breathing techniques to help Harry better manage his emotional fluctuations.

"Emotions are part of the inner power of us magic users, and understanding and balancing them is essential to your magical practice." The professor's voice was gentle and deep, and his eyes revealed his understanding and support for Harry.

Harry tried his best to accept the professor's advice and practiced these techniques in the following days. He found that through meditation and deep breathing, he was able to better control his emotions and restore himself to normal in his studies and life.

Every night when he returned to his dormitory, Harry would sit quietly on his bed, close his eyes, and try to adjust his mentality. He understood that Hogwarts was a place full of challenges and mysteries, and he had to learn how to find balance and stability in it.

As time went by, Harry gradually regained his former stability and confidence. His friends were always by his side, supporting him to overcome every difficulty and challenge. They knew that in this magical world, true power comes not only from the wand, but also from inner determination and emotional stability.

After experiencing emotional fluctuations, Harry Potter gradually realized that he needed to take some actions to improve his condition. He was determined not to let emotional fluctuations affect his studies and life, but to work hard to become more stable and strong.