Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

When the last ingredient was added to the potion, it began to emit a mysterious light. The three held their breath and watched the potion slowly become transparent, and then turned into a dark blue.

"We did it!" Ron whispered excitedly.

"It's not completely done yet," Harry reminded, "We still need to test its effectiveness."

After some discussion, they decided that Harry would test the potion. Harry took a deep breath, his heart filled with nervousness and anticipation. He picked up the potion bottle and took a sip.

Instantly, Harry felt a strange force flowing through his body. His body began to change, he felt himself gradually becoming lighter, and then his vision began to blur. When he opened his eyes again, he found that he had turned into an eagle.

"Harry, you turned into a hawk!" said Ron in surprise.

Hermione was full of curiosity. She quickly flipped through the book to confirm Harry's changes. "This is amazing," she said, "It seems that we really succeeded."

Harry flapped his wings gently, feeling an unprecedented sense of freedom and power. He flew into the air, overlooking the entire laboratory, his heart filled with excitement and a sense of accomplishment.

After a few minutes, the effect of the potion gradually wore off and Harry returned to his original state. He gasped and excitedly said to his friends: "This is incredible! We really did it!"

Ron and Hermione were also happy for Harry, they knew that this was not only a successful experiment, but also an important milestone in their study of magic potions. Through this experiment, their understanding and mastery of magic has reached a new level.

In the following days, Harry, Ron and Hermione continued to explore the production and application of various magic potions. They constantly challenged themselves and tried new formulas and techniques. Every success and failure made them more determined and confident.

Harry knows that the world of magic is vast and full of countless unknowns and possibilities. He looks forward to more adventures and challenges, and with the support and joint efforts of his friends, he believes that he will continue to move forward on this path and explore more miracles and mysteries.

At Platform 9 3/4, Harry saw the Hogwarts Express for the first time. The train started slowly and passed through the fields and villages of England. Harry met his future best friends, Ron Weasley and Hermione Granger. Ron was a boy with flaming red hair from a lively wizard family, while Hermione was a smart girl who had an amazing talent for magic despite being born in a Muggle family.

The Hogwarts opening banquet was held in the magnificent Great Hall, with four long tables symbolizing the four colleges - Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw and Slytherin. The Sorting Hat announced Harry, Ron and Hermione would all become members of Gryffindor amid cheers. Harry felt excited, he had finally found a place he could call home.

Magic classes came one after another, and Harry and his friends were learning all kinds of magical magic every day. Their Transfiguration class was taught by Professor McGonagall, a strict but fair witch who taught them how to transform objects. Harry found that he had a great talent for Transfiguration, especially being able to quickly master basic transformations such as turning matches into needles.

In the potion class, Harry felt Professor Snape's coldness and prejudice for the first time. Snape was particularly harsh on Gryffindor students, but Harry did not back down. Instead, he studied harder and tried to prove his ability. With the help of Hermione, Harry gradually mastered the skills of making various potions, from simple healing potions to complex multiple-recipe potions. They learned them one by one.

One of Harry's favorite courses is Defense Against the Dark Arts, which is taught by different professors, and the content of the course every year makes him excited. Under the guidance of Professor Lupin, Harry learned how to summon the Patronus, a powerful defensive magic that can be used to resist Dementors. Professor Lupin also taught them many practical spells, and this knowledge played a huge role in Harry's future adventures.

Flying lessons are another highlight for Harry. He is a natural pilot. Professor McGonagall discovered his talent and recommended him to the Gryffindor Quidditch team. Harry became the team's seeker. He showed amazing flying skills and reaction speed in the competition, helping Gryffindor win many victories.

However, Hogwarts is not always peaceful. Harry and his friends soon discovered various secrets hidden in the school. They found records about the Philosopher's Stone in the restricted section of the library. This stone can give the owner the power of immortality. Harry, Ron and Hermione decided to investigate all this and found that the Philosopher's Stone was hidden in the basement of the school and protected by multiple magics. They went through various tests and finally successfully prevented Voldemort's conspiracy to revive again.

As time goes by, Harry's life at Hogwarts becomes more and more complicated. He gradually learns about his life experience and understands the fateful connection between him and the Dark Lord Voldemort. In his adventures inside and outside the school, Harry makes many friends and faces countless dangers and challenges. He learns courage and wisdom, friendship and love, and gradually grows into a true hero.

Harry's life at Hogwarts continued in tension and excitement. One day, he, Ron and Hermione were rushing to the Transfiguration classroom when they were suddenly stopped by Professor McGonagall.

"Harry, I need you to come to my office." Professor McGonagall's expression was serious, and she obviously had something important to say. Harry nodded and followed her into the office.

"Harry," Professor McGonagall sat behind her desk and looked at him deeply, "Have you ever heard of a spell that can travel through the universe?"

Harry shook his head. He didn't know much about the wizarding world, but he had never heard of this spell.

"This is an extremely complex and powerful spell that allows wizards to travel to different universes and dimensions," Professor McGonagall explained, "However, very few people can master this spell because it requires extremely high magical talent and concentration."

Harry's heart beat faster. Although he didn't know what it was, he was always curious and eager about new magic.

"I think you have the potential," Professor McGonagall continued. "I will arrange special courses for you to teach you this spell, but you must work a hundred times harder and never slack off."