Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Dumbledore nodded slightly to show his understanding. "Harry, I understand your concerns. As the headmaster, I have been trying my best to ensure the safety of every student. However, Hogwarts is a school of magic, and the dangers we face are sometimes unpredictable."

Harry frowned, "But, Professor, some dangers can be prevented. For example, the protection of the Forbidden Forest is obviously not enough, and students can still get in easily. Also, there are not enough people patrolling at night, especially after large-scale events."

Dumbledore pondered for a moment before slowly saying, "You are right, Harry. These problems do require our further attention and resolution. However, there are also some situations that we cannot fully control. One of the charms of Hogwarts is its mystery and adventure, which also attracts many students and parents."

"Professor," Harry said eagerly, "risk and safety are not opposites. We can provide challenges to our students, but we must also ensure that they are safe while facing those challenges. That is our responsibility."

Dumbledore's eyes flashed with admiration. "Harry, I am very pleased that you have a strong sense of justice and responsibility. However, changing some of the traditions and systems of the school is not something that can be done overnight. We need a systematic plan and the joint efforts of all faculty and staff."

Harry took a deep breath and nodded slowly. "I understand, Professor. I'd like to help develop such a plan. I believe that together we can make Hogwarts a safer place."

Dumbledore smiled and nodded. "Very good, Harry. I will arrange a meeting of all teachers to discuss this issue. Your suggestion is very important. We need more people like you who care about students."

Harry felt a little relieved, but he knew that this was just the beginning. He still had a lot of work to do, not only for the current students, but also for the future of Hogwarts. This ancient magic school needs to continue to progress and change in order to continue to shine in the new century.

After leaving the headmaster's office, Harry walked in the corridor of Hogwarts, feeling heavy-hearted. He walked while thinking about the conversation just now, and Dumbledore's words kept replaying in his mind. He knew that changing the security measures of Hogwarts was not an easy task, and it required the joint efforts of all faculty and staff of the school.

He walked to the entrance of Gryffindor Tower, read out the password and entered the common room. The room was warm and comfortable, and the flames in the fireplace were dancing, reflecting on every student's face. Harry saw Hermione and Ron sitting together, discussing something in a low voice. He walked over and sat next to them.

"How is it, Harry?" Hermione looked up and asked with concern.

"I've talked to Dumbledore, and he's willing to listen to my advice." Harry tried his best to make his voice sound more relaxed, but he couldn't hide the uneasiness in his heart.

"That's great!" said Ron, with a pleased smile on his face. "You always make things better."

Harry nodded, but his eyes drifted to the window. As night fell, Hogwarts looked particularly peaceful under the moonlight. However, behind this peace, there were many unknown dangers. He silently vowed in his heart that he must make this school safer.

Over the next few days, Harry worked with Hermione and Ron to develop a detailed safety proposal. Hermione used her intelligence and rich book knowledge to provide many valuable suggestions; Ron used his practical experience to propose some very practical improvement plans. Harry sorted out their ideas one by one and finally formed a comprehensive report.

At the same time, Harry also began to take an interest in a new kind of flying magic. This magic allows wizards to fly freely in the air without relying on brooms. Harry has always been passionate about flying, and he hopes that by learning this magic, he can not only improve his ability, but also provide new possibilities for school safety.

"Harry, are you sure you want to learn this kind of magic?" Hermione frowned, looking a little worried. "This kind of magic requires high skills and great magical power. If you are not careful, you will get hurt."

"I know, Hermione," Harry said firmly, "but I think it's worth a try. I've spoken to Professor McGonagall, and she's agreed to tutor me."

"That's good." Hermione breathed a sigh of relief. "As long as you are well prepared, I believe you can learn it."

Harry began to learn new flying magic under the guidance of Professor McGonagall. The daily training was very hard, but he never gave up. Repeated failures and falls did not make him back down, but instead inspired him to work harder.

During a training session, Harry lost his balance in mid-air and fell heavily to the ground. He lay on the ground, feeling pain all over his body, but his heart was full of persistence and hope. He knew that only through continuous efforts and practice could he truly master this magic and bring new changes to Hogwarts.

Professor McGonagall walked over to him and held out her hand to help him up. "You did very well, Harry." Her voice was full of encouragement and praise. "Failure is the mother of success. Don't give up just because you fall."

Harry smiled and nodded. "Thank you, Professor. I won't give up."

Day after day, Harry made continuous progress in learning the magic of flying. His perseverance and determination allowed him to gradually master this difficult magic. Every successful flight made him feel an unprecedented freedom and joy. This feeling was not only the joy of flying, but also a victory over the challenge of self.

As time went on, Harry not only made significant progress in flying magic, but his safety proposal also aroused widespread discussion throughout the school. Teachers expressed their support and actively participated in the improvement of safety measures. Harry's efforts began to pay off, the safety environment of Hogwarts gradually improved, and the lives of students became more secure and comfortable.

Harry's life in Hogwarts gradually returned to peace, but deep in his heart he still had a strong desire to explore the unknown and challenge himself. After a period of training, he became more and more proficient in the new flying magic, but he knew that there was more knowledge and power waiting for him to discover. So he decided to go to an ancient valley, where it was said that there were many mysterious magical powers that could help wizards improve their abilities.