Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"Harry, where are you going?" Hermione asked when she saw Harry in the common room, with a hint of worry in her eyes.

"Forbidden Forest, I need some time to think," Harry replied, trying to make himself look relaxed, "Don't worry, I'll be careful."

"We can accompany you," Ron said firmly, standing aside.

"Thank you, but I want to go alone this time," Harry looked at them gratefully, "There are some things I need to face alone."

Hermione and Ron looked at each other and nodded. Hermione said, "Okay, but if you need us, feel free to call us."

Harry smiled and nodded, then walked out of the common room and headed towards the Forbidden Forest. The Forbidden Forest was still so mysterious and dark, and the air was filled with a strange magical atmosphere. Harry walked on the familiar path, his heart filled with mixed emotions.

He recalled every challenge and every battle he had experienced at Hogwarts. He was always able to burst out with great strength at critical moments, but he didn't know the source of this strength, nor did he know what heights he could reach.

When he reached an open area, Harry stopped, took a deep breath, and took out his wand from his pocket. He decided to test his abilities to see if he could find some answers.

He waved his wand and chanted a series of spells. The light of magic shone in the air, and Harry felt a familiar power surge in his body. Every time he cast a spell, he could feel the powerful energy, but he couldn't fully control it.

"What on earth is going on?" Harry asked himself in a low voice, frowning. He felt as if he was restrained by some invisible force and could not fully release the power in his heart.

At this moment, a strange sound came from the depths of the Forbidden Forest. Harry held his wand tightly and walked in the direction of the sound. The deeper he went, the denser the trees around him became, and a strange fragrance filled the air.

Suddenly, Harry saw an ancient stone tablet in front of him, which was covered with mysterious runes. In front of the stone tablet stood a slender figure, whose face was covered by a hood, and only a pair of bright eyes could be vaguely seen.

"Who are you?" Harry asked, raising his wand warily.

The figure turned around and took off his hood, revealing a young face. It was a girl with a gleam of wisdom in her eyes.

"My name is Liliana," the girl said with a smile, "I know who you are, Harry Potter."

Harry was surprised and asked, "Why are you here?"

"I'm looking for some answers," Liliana said, taking a few steps closer, a hint of curiosity in her eyes, "just like you."

"How did you know I was looking for the answer?" Harry asked, frowning.

Liliana smiled and said, "Because I have also experienced the same confusion and bewilderment as you. The stone tablet here is said to help us find our inner strength."

Harry felt curious, so he approached the stone tablet and carefully observed the runes on it. These runes seemed to be telling some ancient story, which made him feel a strange resonance.

"Can you read these runes?" Harry asked.

"I can only understand part of it," Liliana replied, "These runes tell the story of an ancient wizard who, through constant practice and exploration, eventually found his true power."

Harry nodded, feeling a glimmer of hope. He decided to try to meditate here and find his own answer.

He sat in front of the stone tablet, closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and calmed his mind. Everything around him seemed to become blurred, and only the voice in his heart was echoing.

He recalled every battle and challenge he had faced at Hogwarts, and at those moments he always felt a powerful force surge through him, but he never fully understood the source of that power.

Suddenly, Harry felt a warm light surrounding him. He opened his eyes and found himself standing in a strange space, full of light and energy.

"Where is this?" Harry asked in a low voice, his eyes full of confusion.

A gentle voice sounded in his ear: "This is your inner world, Harry."

Harry turned around and saw a familiar figure - Dumbledore.

"Professor, is that you?" Harry asked in surprise.

Dumbledore smiled and nodded, "Yes, Harry. I have been here, waiting for you to find your own power."

"What... is my power?" Harry asked confusedly.

"Your strength comes from love and faith," Dumbledore said gently, "Your inner purity and determination enable you to surpass ordinary people and face all challenges."

Harry felt a shock; he had never imagined that his power could come from such simple yet profound emotions.

"But I always feel that I can't fully control this power," Harry whispered, a hint of worry in his eyes.

"That's because you don't trust yourself enough," Dumbledore replied. "You must learn to trust yourself completely and accept everything about yourself before you can truly master this power."

Harry took a deep breath and felt a new determination rising in him. He knew that the road ahead would still be full of challenges, but he was ready for everything.

When he opened his eyes again, he found himself still sitting in front of the stone tablet, with Liliana standing beside him, looking at him with a smile.

"Did you find the answer?" Liliana asked.

Harry nodded, with a determined light in his eyes: "Yes, I found it. I must believe in myself completely to truly master my own power."

Liliana smiled and said, "Well, good luck to you, Harry. I hope you can find your own path."

Harry left the Forbidden Forest, feeling an unprecedented peace and strength in his heart. On the way back to Hogwarts, an idea flashed through his mind: bring some special gifts to his roommates to express his gratitude for their support. He remembered that there was a shop in Hogsmeade Village that specialized in selling various magical foods, among which the magic sausages were particularly famous.

In the evening, Harry arrived at Hogsmeade Village, crossed the busy streets, and walked into the familiar shop. The shop was filled with the aroma of various delicacies, which made him feel warm and comfortable.

"Harry Potter, long time no see!" The shopkeeper greeted him with a smile, "What can I do for you today?"

"Hello, Mr. Brest," Harry replied with a smile, "I'd like to buy some magic sausages to give to my roommates."

Brest nodded and took out a box of beautifully packaged magic sausages from behind the counter: "This is the latest batch, each one is infused with a different magical effect. I hope you and your friends like it."