Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Luna whispered: "The power of magic lies in its infinite possibilities. As long as we maintain our faith and courage, we can overcome all difficulties."

Harry looked at them, his heart full of hope. He knew that although there were many unknown challenges ahead, with the support of his friends, he would be able to overcome all difficulties and find the ultimate solution to the problem.

After Harry Potter felt the power of magic stabilize at the test site, he was full of hope for the future, but he also knew that the next research and experiments would be more dangerous. He decided to buy a set of protective equipment to ensure the safety of himself and his friends at the most critical moment.

One morning, Harry walked out of Hogwarts and prepared to go to Diagon Alley. Hermione and Ron naturally didn't want him to go alone, so they decided to accompany him. The three of them walked through the courtyard of the college and headed towards Hogsmeade Village, preparing to use the Floo Network to go to Diagon Alley.

"Harry, what kind of protective gear are you planning to buy?" Hermione asked, obviously already making a long list in her mind.

"I want to wait and see before deciding," Harry replied, "but in any case, I need the best protection. After all, we don't know what we will face next."

Ron interrupted, "I hope we can find the right equipment. I heard that protective equipment is in great demand recently and is out of stock in many places."

They soon arrived at Hogsmeade and entered the Three Broomsticks. Harry nodded to Madam Rosmerta, then walked to the fireplace, picked up a handful of Floo powder, and shouted, "Diagon Alley!"

The green flames instantly engulfed them, and the next second, the three of them were standing in the busy Diagon Alley. It was still bustling with all kinds of exotic goods and magical props, and wizards and witches were bustling around.

"Let's go to Greengris to get some money first." Harry said, and they walked towards the wizard bank. After withdrawing enough gold coins, Harry took Hermione and Ron to a well-known protective equipment store.

There was a huge shield sign hanging outside the shop with the words "Powerful Protection" engraved on it. They walked into the shop and were greeted by a kind middle-aged witch who smiled and said, "Welcome to Powerful Protection. How can I help you?"

"We need the best protective gear we can get," Harry said bluntly.

The witch nodded and led them to a display case that displayed a variety of protective equipment, including armor, amulets, magic cloaks, etc.

"These are the best equipment in our store." The witch introduced, "This dragon skin armor is very tough and can resist most spell attacks. And this amulet can automatically trigger protective magic in an emergency."

Harry looked at each piece of equipment carefully, weighing their pros and cons in his mind. He felt a little nervous because he knew that choosing the right equipment might save his life at a critical moment.

"This dragon skin armor looks great." Hermione said, "It is not only tough, but also light and will not affect your movements."

Ron picked up an amulet and examined it carefully. "This amulet is not bad either. It can automatically trigger the protective magic so that we won't be caught off guard in an emergency."

Harry thought for a moment and finally decided, "I want this dragonhide armor and this amulet." He turned to the witch and asked, "Can we try it?"

"Of course." The witch smiled and nodded, helping Harry put on the dragonhide armor and then hanging the amulet around his neck.

Harry felt a warm power surrounding him, as if the equipment resonated with his magical power. He waved his wand and tried to cast some basic spells, and found that the armor did not affect his movements, and the amulet emitted a faint light while he cast spells.

"That feels good," Harry said with satisfaction. "I've decided to take them."

Hermione and Ron also picked out some protective gear that suited them, and then they walked to the counter to check out. The witch enthusiastically packed the gear for them and wished them good luck.

"Thank you," Harry thanked them, and they left the shop.

Walking on Diagon Alley, Harry felt much happier. He knew that with these protective equipment, they would be more confident and confident in the upcoming challenges.

"We should go back to Hogwarts now," said Hermione. "There are still many things to prepare."

"Yes." Harry nodded, "Let's go."

They used the Floo Network again to return to Hogsmeade Village, and then walked back to Hogwarts. The afterglow of the setting sun sprinkled on the campus, and Harry's mood was as bright as the warm sunshine. He knew that although the road ahead was full of unknowns, with these equipment and the support of friends, they would be able to overcome all difficulties.

Back at the test site, Harry, Hermione and Ron immediately started new research and training. Harry felt the sense of security brought by the dragon skin armor and the amulet, and he could focus more on controlling and guiding the magical power in his body. Hermione and Ron also tested their new equipment to ensure that they could respond quickly in an emergency.

Harry Potter has been having headaches lately, and the pain has gradually worsened, making it difficult for him to concentrate. Sometimes, he even makes some abnormal movements unconsciously, which makes him feel extremely troubled. Although he tries to stay calm, the anxiety deep in his heart continues to grow.

One morning, Harry was sitting in the Gryffindor common room, trying to concentrate on a book about ancient magical runes. But a headache came over him, making it impossible for him to continue reading. He rubbed his temples irritably, trying to ease the pain.

Hermione came over and looked at him worriedly: "Harry, you look very tired recently. Is it because of too much training these days?"

Harry forced a smile, "Maybe, my headaches have been getting more and more frequent lately, and sometimes I even feel like I can't control my behavior."

Hermione frowned, clearly worried, "This is no small matter, Harry. You should go see Madam Pomfrey and have her check you out."

Harry shook his head, "I don't want to cause her any more trouble. Maybe this is just temporary and I'll be fine."

Ron also came over and after hearing their conversation, he said, "Harry, listen to Hermione. We don't want you to get into trouble because of these problems."

Harry knew that their concern was out of concern, but he was still somewhat reluctant to see Madam Pomfrey. After all, he didn't want to appear to be vulnerable. But the frequency and intensity of the headaches forced him to face the problem.