Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

All three were gasping for breath and looking pale as they fell to the floor of the Astronomy Tower.

"Oh my God, we almost couldn't come back!" Ron said in shock.

"The magical energy in that place is too strong, and our spells can't control it at all," Hermione's voice trembled, but she quickly calmed down, "We must be more careful."

Harry sat on the ground, feeling a little scared. He realized that even though he had mastered the spell to travel through the universe, the unknown world was still full of dangers.

"Hermione, Ron, I'm sorry, I was too careless." Harry apologized sincerely.

"It's okay, Harry, we're all a team," Hermione comforted him, "What's important is that we've learned from our experience and we'll be more careful next time."

Ron nodded: "Yes, Harry, we will face any difficulties together."

Harry, Ron and Hermione decided to strengthen their study of various magic in the following time to avoid similar dangers from happening again. Harry became more and more interested in magic potions because he realized that these potions could provide great help at critical moments.

One day, Harry and Hermione were learning a complex recovery potion in Professor Snape's potion class. This potion could quickly heal various wounds and diseases, but its production process was extremely cumbersome and required a high degree of concentration and accurate operation.

"Today we are going to learn about the Restoration Potion," Professor Snape said coldly at the podium. "This potion requires a variety of precious materials and complicated steps. If something goes wrong, the consequences will be disastrous."

Harry listened carefully, knowing that this learning opportunity was very important. He carefully followed the steps to prepare the materials, making sure every step was correct.

Hermione whispered, "Harry, you have to remember that the timing of this step is very important. It cannot exceed ten seconds."

Harry nodded, waved his wand gently, and completed this step accurately. A few minutes later, a golden smoke came out of Harry's potion, and it was successfully completed.

Professor Snape came over, looked at Harry's work coldly, and raised the corners of his mouth slightly: "Not bad, Potter, you didn't mess it up this time."

Harry breathed a sigh of relief, he knew that Snape's praise was hard-earned.

After class, Hermione and Harry discussed other uses of magical potions.

"Harry, we must not only learn how to make these potions, but also understand their effects and when to use them," Hermione said, "You know, there is a potion called the Resurrection Potion. Although it can't really resurrect a person, it can restore a person to their best condition in a short period of time."

"Really? That sounds amazing," Harry exclaimed, "We should learn how to make this potion, maybe it will come in handy in the future."

So they decided to go to the library to find more books about magic potions. There are many ancient scrolls and books in the forbidden area of ​​the library, which record various powerful potion recipes.

In a dark corner, Hermione found "Advanced Magical Potion Research", a book that described many rare potion recipes in detail. Harry flipped through it and found the method for making the resurrection potion. Although the production process was extremely complicated, Harry decided to give it a try.

They spent several weeks gathering materials and practicing over and over again. Harry rushed between the library and the laboratory, constantly improving his formula and technique.

One night, Harry finally finished the first bottle of resurrection potion. He looked at the bottle of glimmering potion, feeling both excited and nervous.

"Harry, you did it!" Hermione said excitedly, "Now that we have this powerful potion, we will be better able to cope with any difficulties in the future."

"Yes, Hermione, but we must also use it with caution," Harry responded, "Although the effect of this potion is powerful, it may have side effects if used improperly."

While they were discussing, Ron suddenly ran in, his face pale.

"Harry, Hermione, this is terrible! Seamus is injured and needs immediate medical attention!"

Harry immediately took the resurrection potion and rushed to the infirmary with Hermione and Ron. Seamus was lying on the bed, his face pale, obviously seriously injured.

"Seamus, hold on, we have a way!" Harry comforted, then carefully fed him the resurrection potion.

After a few seconds, Seamus's face began to turn red again, and his wounds healed quickly. He opened his eyes and smiled weakly: "Thank you, Harry, Hermione."

Harry felt a sense of relief and pride. This experience made him understand more clearly the power and responsibility of magic potions.

In the following days, Harry continued to learn and make various magic potions. His skills continued to improve, and he helped more classmates and friends. Every success strengthened his confidence and made him keep moving forward on the road of magic, ready to meet more challenges and adventures in the future.

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"You're so lucky." Ron grinned jealously. "Whenever I go to the library I just look for books about wands or potions."

"Hey, everyone has different interests." Harry responded in a friendly manner, and then turned to Hermione, "Hermione, how are you today? Did you find the book you wanted?"

Hermione had a look of satisfaction on her face, "Well, I found a few books on spells and the history of magic. I'm working on a new Transfiguration spell."

The three of them sat in the dormitory and began to exchange their respective progress and discoveries in magic learning. Harry felt an inexplicable relaxation and peace of mind, and he realized the importance of these moments. With the company and support of his friends, he no longer felt lonely and helpless, but had more motivation to pursue his own growth and progress.

Late at night, when they were ready to rest, Harry was still looking forward to the book he found tonight. He knew that this book would be an important tool for his future learning and exploration, helping him to better understand and master the profoundness of magic.

"Harry," Dumbledore began, his voice gentle but with a hint of seriousness, "I heard that you are somewhat dissatisfied with some decisions made by the house."

Harry nodded, his eyes firm. "Yes, Professor. I think we have a lot to improve in dealing with student safety. The recent incidents have made me very worried."

Dumbledore's eyes flashed with worry, but he remained calm. "Are you referring to the attacks by magical creatures?"

"It's not just that." Harry clenched his fists tightly, trying to control his emotions. "The daily safety of students, especially during extracurricular activities and on the way back to the dormitory at night, is a big risk. The school's protective measures are obviously inadequate."