Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"Harry, it's nice to meet you," Dumbledore said kindly. "How can I help you?"

Harry felt a little nervous, but he decided to express his concerns directly, "Headmaster, I have been very disturbed by some strange events that have occurred in the academy recently. There are some sounds and phenomena that I don't think are ordinary coincidences."

Dumbledore nodded gently, his eyes revealing a deep insight. "I understand your concerns, Harry. Hogwarts is indeed a place full of mystery and magic. Sometimes there are some inexplicable phenomena."

Harry felt a little comforted, knowing that he was not the isolated person he thought he was. "Do you think these events could be deliberately created by someone? Or are they just common strange phenomena in the wizarding world?"

Dumbledore smiled. "The answer to this question may not be so easy. Hogwarts has a long and complex history, and sometimes we find ourselves faced with situations that defy simple categorization. However, I can assure you that the safety of the House is always our primary concern."

Harry was a little disappointed, and he hoped that the headmaster could give a more specific answer, but he also understood that Dumbledore might not easily reveal some of the secrets of the college.

"However," Dumbledore continued, "your curiosity and courage are commendable qualities. If you have any new discoveries or questions, you can always come to me."

Harry nodded, feeling a little relieved. Although he didn't get a definite answer, he knew he still had a lot of work to do to uncover the truth behind these mysterious events.

Harry Potter decided to actively seek more experience and knowledge in the face of mysterious events in the academy. He realized that he needed to be more skilled and experienced to solve these problems and protect himself and his friends. Therefore, he began to focus on improving his abilities in various magical fields and his ability to respond to dangers and challenges.

In class, Harry worked hard to learn various advanced magic skills. He continued to practice in the Transfiguration class, and through constant practice and repetition, he gradually mastered more complex Transfiguration spells. He learned how to transform objects into another form, and learned to stay calm in a high-pressure environment to ensure that the spell was cast accurately.

In the potion class, he studied in depth the formulas and preparation processes of various potions. He spent a lot of time in the laboratory, constantly trying to adjust and improve the effects of potions. Through these efforts, his potion skills have been significantly improved, and he is even able to make some simple therapeutic potions for treating minor injuries and diseases.

In addition, he also worked hard in botany class to learn how to interact with various magical plants. He went to the college's botanical garden to observe and learn about those dangerous and mysterious plants. He knew that some plants might be helpful in solving the mystery of the college's mysterious events, and understanding the characteristics and habits of these plants would be an important part of his future work.

In addition to learning in class, Harry also used his extracurricular time to go to the library to study the history of the school and related documents. He found some valuable information about the founder of Hogwarts and the early development of the school. These materials not only increased his understanding of the history of the school, but also provided him with some clues related to the mysterious events.

In his communication with Hermione and Ron, Harry also learned a lot of practical knowledge and skills. They shared their experiences and discoveries with each other and discussed possible solutions together. Every discussion with them made his thinking clearer and his understanding of the problem deeper.

However, despite his remarkable progress in academics and skills, the insecurity and pressure in his heart still exist. He understands that he has an important responsibility to protect the college and his friends from any threats. This sense of responsibility is not only a challenge to himself, but also an important stage in his growth and maturity.

On a weekend afternoon, as the warm sunshine floated across the Hogwarts campus, Harry Potter decided to treat himself and his friends. They had been busy with schoolwork and investigating mysterious incidents for several days, and he thought it was time to relax and enjoy some delicious snacks.

Harry bought some special snacks and drinks in a small magic food store on campus. He picked some freshly baked magic chocolate cakes, which whetted his appetite with their tempting aroma. In addition, he also picked some colorful honey-glazed pancakes and some magic fruits imported from other places, which were said to have an extremely unique taste.

"Harry, the snacks you picked this time look great!" Hermione said excitedly. She was always curious about new delicacies. "These pancakes and chocolate cakes look so tempting."

Harry smiled as he handed the shopping bags to Hermione and Ron, "I think this should be enough for the three of us. We really do need to relax after being so busy for so long."

Ron grabbed a pancake and munched on it, "These are absolutely delicious! Harry, you're such a good friend."

They found a place to sit in a quiet corner of the campus and began to enjoy these delicious magical foods. Harry savored the silky texture of the chocolate cake and the sweet taste of the honey pancakes, and his mood gradually relaxed. He felt that such a moment was really rare, being able to forget the troubles of study and events with his friends and concentrate on enjoying the beauty in front of him.

"What do you think we should do next?" Harry suddenly asked, trying to turn the conversation to the mysterious events in the academy. "It seems that we haven't found the real answer yet."

Hermione stopped eating the honey pancakes and looked at Harry seriously. "I think we need to learn more about the history of the school and magical plants. Maybe we can find some clues in those materials."

"Yes," Ron agreed, "We can go to the library again. Maybe there are some records about past events in the college that can help us sort out what is happening now."

Harry nodded, thanking them for their suggestions, "Good idea. I think we can find something useful from there."

As time went on, Harry Potter began to feel as if his magical abilities had diminished. Spells that he once cast with ease now required more effort and concentration, and sometimes even failed. This situation confused and upset him, as he didn't know whether it was a temporary or permanent problem.