Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Selwyn's attitude gradually changed. He began to be willing to communicate with them and even share some secrets of the Ministry of Magic that he knew.

"You guys have shown me another possibility," Selwyn said to Harry one day. "Maybe I can really start over."

Harry smiled and nodded, "We believe you, Selwyn. Everyone deserves a second chance."

In the end, with the help of Harry and his friends, Selwyn successfully got rid of the shackles of the dark magic and began to re-examine his life. He decided to stay in Hogwarts to help Dumbledore and other professors to protect the place he once wanted to destroy.

Harry stood on the tower of Hogwarts and felt a sense of peace in his heart. He knew that this was just a new beginning and there were many unknown challenges waiting for them in the future. But he believed that as long as they were united, no matter how powerful the enemy was, they could not defeat them.

Harry Potter stood in the courtyard of Hogwarts and took a deep breath of fresh air. Today's sunshine was particularly warm, shining on his face, bringing a sense of tranquility. He decided to go to Headmaster Dumbledore to discuss recent events, his feelings and doubts with him.

Walking on the way to the headmaster's office, Harry felt a mixture of emotions. Although they had successfully convinced Selwyn, he knew that this was just the beginning. The conspiracy of the Ministry of Magic had not yet been fully uncovered, and the road ahead was still full of challenges and uncertainties.

"I hope Dumbledore can give me some guidance." Harry muttered to himself and quickened his pace.

Arriving in front of the statue, Harry whispered, "Lemon Sherbet." The statue slowly turned, revealing the staircase leading to the headmaster's office. Harry walked up quickly and knocked on the door.

"Come in, Harry." Dumbledore's voice came from inside the door, gentle and calm.

Harry pushed the door open and saw Dumbledore sitting behind his desk, which was piled with various documents and books. Dumbledore looked up and smiled at Harry, "Please sit down, Harry. Is there anything you want to talk to me about?"

Harry sat down and nodded, "Yes, Professor. I have a lot of things that I can't figure out recently, and I hope to talk to you."

Dumbledore nodded, "Of course, Harry. You can come to me any time."

Harry took a deep breath and began, "Professor, although we have successfully convinced Selwyn, I still feel uneasy. The conspiracy of the Ministry of Magic is still going on. What should we do next?"

Dumbledore looked at Harry with a glimmer of appreciation in his eyes. "Harry, your concerns are justified. There are indeed some undercurrents in the Ministry of Magic, but we must deal with them calmly. You have shown great courage and wisdom, which is very important to us."

Harry nodded, "But I still feel like I haven't done enough. I want to become stronger and more capable of protecting Hogwarts and my friends."

Dumbledore smiled and said, "Harry, strength does not only come from powerful magic, but also from your heart and the friends around you. You already have a very good foundation, you just need to keep working hard and constantly improve yourself."

Harry pondered for a moment and asked, "Professor, do you think there is anything else I should pay special attention to?"

Dumbledore nodded. "Harry, in addition to improving your magical skills, you also need to learn to better control your emotions and mentality. Facing unknown challenges, calmness and wisdom are your best weapons."

Harry felt a sense of peace after hearing this. "Thank you, Professor. I will remember your teachings."

Dumbledore looked at Harry with a smile, "I am sure you will do well, Harry. Now, you can go and rest for a while, or go and talk with your friends. They are also your most valuable support."

Harry stood up and bowed, "Thank you, Professor. I'll try my best."

After leaving the headmaster's office, Harry felt much more relaxed. He decided to find Hermione and Ron and tell them about his conversation with Dumbledore and his plan.

Walking into the Gryffindor common room, Harry saw Hermione and Ron sitting by the fireplace, talking in low voices. When they saw Harry come in, they immediately looked up and smiled.

"Harry, how did your talk with Dumbledore go?" Hermione asked with concern.

Harry sat down and briefly told them what he had talked to Dumbledore about. Ron nodded and said, "Dumbledore is right, Harry. We must respond calmly and not be intimidated by the enemy's conspiracy."

Hermione agreed, "Yes, Harry. If we work together, we can definitely find a solution to the problem."

Harry felt a warm sensation, knowing that with the support of his friends, he could face any difficulty. "Thank you, I know what to do now."

In the following days, Harry continued to focus on improving his magic skills, and also paid more attention to communication and cooperation with his friends. They studied magic books together, practiced various spells, and gradually formed a tacit cooperation.

One night, Harry, Hermione and Ron were reading some books about ancient magic in the library. Suddenly, a familiar figure appeared in front of them.

"Harry, I need to talk to you about something important," Selwyn whispered, a hint of nervousness in his eyes.

Harry stood up and motioned for Hermione and Ron to follow him to a quiet corner nearby. "What's up, Selwyn?"

Selwyn looked around and confirmed that there was no one else. He whispered, "I've heard some news recently. It seems that there is a force within the Ministry of Magic planning an action against Hogwarts. Their target is Dumbledore."

Harry's heart suddenly rose to his throat, "Are you sure?"

Selwyn nodded. "I'm not sure of their specific plans, but I can sense that they are preparing for something big."

Hermione frowned, "This is terrible, we must tell Dumbledore as soon as possible."

Ron agreed, "Yeah, we can't let them succeed."

Harry nodded, "Okay, we'll go find Dumbledore right away."

They quickly left the library and headed for the headmaster's office. Harry was filled with tension and worry, knowing that this crisis might be more serious than any previous one.

After arriving at the headmaster's office, Harry told Dumbledore about Selwyn as quickly as possible. Dumbledore looked solemn, but he remained calm.

"You have done well, Harry. This is an important message. We must act to ensure the safety of Hogwarts."