Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

“He works very hard and often stays up late to practice,” the student said. “But he sometimes looks very tired, as if he is constantly overdrawing his magic.”

After listening to this, Harry gradually formed a vague idea in his mind. They needed to find a way for everyone to practice these difficult spells safely. Harry decided to ask Dumbledore's portrait for advice.

That night, Harry walked into the headmaster's office and looked at the portraits on the wall. His eyes stopped at Dumbledore's portrait, and his heart was filled with respect and nostalgia.

"Harry, I feel your sadness and confusion," said Dumbledore's portrait, his voice still warm and firm.

"Professor, we lost Dean," Harry whispered. "He had an accident while practicing an ancient spell. I don't know what I can do to prevent this from happening again."

Dumbledore pondered for a moment and said, "The power of magic is both powerful and dangerous. It takes great skill and wisdom to control it. You need to find a way to help your classmates better understand and control their magical powers."

Harry nodded, "I will, Professor. We can't afford to lose any more people."

Leaving the headmaster's office, Harry was filled with new determination. Together with Hermione and Ron, he began to design a systematic training plan to help all students better master difficult magic. They also decided to set up a special safety committee to supervise and guide the students' practice.

"Harry, this arrangement will make everyone safer." Hermione said, "We can't let such a tragedy happen again."

Ron also said firmly: "Yes, we must protect our friends and protect Hogwarts."

Harry looked at his friends, his heart filled with gratitude and courage. He knew that although there were challenges ahead, with their support and efforts, they would be able to overcome all difficulties and protect the Hogwarts they loved.

In the days that followed, Harry, Hermione, and Ron worked tirelessly to ensure that every student could practice and master magic safely. Their efforts gradually paid off, with students' magic levels significantly improved and safety accidents greatly reduced.

After Dean's death, Harry Potter's inner pain and anger made him more determined to protect his classmates. However, one night, when he, Hermione and Ron were training at the experimental site, they suddenly received an urgent call from Professor Dardarian. They hurried to the headmaster's office and found that Professor McGonagall, Professor Snape and Professor Lupin were already there, and everyone looked very serious.

"What happened?" Harry asked nervously.

Professor McGonagall took a deep breath and said seriously, "We have just received news that a group of Hogwarts students are lost in the Forbidden Forest. They are on a secret expedition and are apparently attracted by some force."

Hermione's face turned pale instantly. "The Forbidden Forest? It's full of all kinds of dangerous magical creatures and unknown traps!"

Professor Lupin nodded. "Yes, we must go to rescue them immediately. Time is running out. Every minute of delay will put the children in greater danger."

Harry felt his heartbeat quicken, and his mind flashed to the students lost in the Forbidden Forest. Their faces were blurry, but their fear was real. "We will go with you," he said, his eyes gleaming with determination.

Professor McGonagall hesitated for a moment, and finally nodded, "Okay, the three of you will go with us, but you must obey our orders and not act on your own."

Harry, Hermione and Ron nodded in unison, their hearts filled with urgency and determination. They quickly equipped themselves, put on the strongest protective equipment and magic props, followed the professors through Hogwarts and ran towards the Forbidden Forest.

As night fell, the Forbidden Forest became more eerie. The shadows of the trees swayed, and the occasional roar of wild beasts made people shudder. Harry held his wand tightly and followed Professor Lupin, feeling his heart beating violently in his chest. Various terrible scenes kept flashing in his mind, but he knew that he had to stay calm.

"Everyone, be careful. We don't know what we will encounter ahead." Professor McGonagall warned softly, with a hint of nervousness in her voice.

After walking for a while, they found traces of several students in an open space. There were some school bags and magic tools scattered on the ground, which were obviously left behind by these students in a hurry.

"They must have encountered some emergency." Hermione whispered, squatting down to check the items on the ground, "These backpacks are still fresh, which means they left here not long ago."

Professor Snape walked forward and carefully examined the marks on the ground, "Eastward, they were directed to an area to the east. We must hurry."

They continued forward, following the trail, and after passing through a dense bush, Harry suddenly heard a faint cry for help.

"Over there!" he shouted, pointing in the direction of the sound.

They quickened their pace and finally saw the group of students in an open area. Several students were surrounded by a group of giant spiders, standing together in fear, holding their wands tightly, but not daring to act rashly.

"Harry, be careful!" Ron warned. Apparently these spiders reminded him of a terrible experience in the past.

Professor Lupin stepped forward quickly, waved his wand, and cast a powerful dispelling spell. "Dispelling spell!" he shouted, and a burst of light shone, forcing the giant spider to retreat a distance.

"Run! Come to us!" Harry shouted, waving his wand, ready to respond to any possible attack at any time.

The students quickly ran towards the professors, their faces full of fear and gratitude. Harry, Hermione and Ron immediately stepped forward to protect them and make sure they were safe.

"Is anyone else injured?" Hermione asked concernedly and began to check on the students.

"We are all fine, we are just trapped." A senior boy gasped, "Thank you for coming to rescue us."

Professor Snape looked around and said, "We must get out of here as soon as possible. These spiders will not give up easily."

They quickly organized the students to evacuate and make sure everyone was safe. Harry kept looking back to make sure no one was left behind. Although he was still nervous, he felt strong with the support of his professors and friends.

Finally, they successfully withdrew from the Forbidden Forest. Harry felt relieved, but at the same time he knew that things were not over yet. They had to find out what force led these students into the Forbidden Forest and make sure that such incidents would not happen again.