Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

One night, Harry saw a huge dark forest in his dream, and in the middle of the forest there was a huge altar, which was engraved with those mysterious symbols. He woke up from the dream and realized that this might be the key they were looking for.

The next day, under the guidance of Dumbledore, they went to the place that appeared in the dream. The altar really existed, and around it, Harry felt a strong magical force. They began to interpret the symbols and try to crack the secrets.

As time went by, they discovered a shocking truth: these symbols were portals to another world, and dark forces were trying to invade Hogwarts through this portal.

They decided to take immediate action to seal the portal. However, when they began to cast the spell, a familiar figure appeared before them - Voldemort.

"You have come at the right time," Voldemort sneered, "Today is the end of Hogwarts."

Harry drew his wand and started a fierce battle with Voldemort. Hermione and Ron tried to complete the magic of closing the portal. Every step they took was full of obstacles, but they did not retreat.

At the last moment, Dumbledore appeared, and his magical power fought against Voldemort, buying precious time for Harry and the others. Finally, Hermione completed the sealing magic, the portal closed, and Voldemort disappeared into the darkness.

As Hogwarts temporarily returned to peace, Harry realized that he needed to become stronger. He knew that the dark forces would not give up easily, and the next attack might be more dangerous. He decided to practice more deeply to enhance his magical abilities.

On a cloudy morning, Harry walked alone into the depths of the Forbidden Forest. He knew that it was a place full of mysterious power and a good place to practice. He brought his invisibility cloak and magic book, hoping to find his own source of power in this silent forest.

On an open lawn, Harry opened his magic book and began to practice some advanced magic spells. Every time he cast a spell, he was full of strength and determination. He wanted to be fully prepared for the upcoming battle.

"What are you doing here, Harry?" a familiar voice came from behind, and Hermione and Ron came over.

Harry looked up at them with a smile on his face. "I need to be stronger, Hermione, Ron. We can't always rely on others for help."

Hermione nodded, her eyes full of understanding and support. "I understand where you're coming from, Harry. We want to practice with you, too."

Ron patted Harry on the shoulder, "We're a team, Harry. Whatever you decide to do, we'll support you."

Harry felt a warm power rising from the bottom of his heart. He knew that he was not alone with his friends around him. "Thank you. I need your help."

The three found a secret place in the forbidden forest and began their training. They practiced various complex spells and challenged their limits. Every failure and success made them tougher and stronger.

One night, Harry was meditating under an ancient oak tree, trying to feel the magical power of nature. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and let himself blend into the surrounding environment. Suddenly, he felt a strong energy surge from the ground and flow through his body.

"What does this feel like?" Harry asked in surprise, opening his eyes.

Hermione came over with an excited look on her face. "This is the magical power of nature, Harry. We have been studying this power, and it can make our magic purer and more powerful."

Ron nodded in agreement, "Yes, Harry. This power can enhance the effectiveness of our spells and even help us defend against the Dark Arts."

Harry felt filled with hope and strength, and he knew this was the key to becoming stronger. He continued to focus on meditation, feeling the endless energy.

As time went on, Harry, Hermione and Ron's magical abilities became stronger and stronger. They learned many advanced spells and defensive techniques, and each training brought them one step closer to their goals.

One day, Harry met a mysterious creature in the Forbidden Forest, a phoenix with golden feathers. The phoenix looked at Harry with wisdom in its eyes.

"Harry, you have reached a new stage in your training," Phoenix said softly, "You need to find your inner balance before you can truly master the power of magic."

Harry felt a shock, he knew that Phoenix's words were full of meaning. "Thank you, I will remember it."

The phoenix nodded, then spread its wings and flew into the sky, disappearing into the dense woods. Harry looked at the direction where the phoenix left, his heart filled with awe and gratitude.

In the following days, Harry focused more on his own practice. He not only practiced spells, but also began to study the nature and principles of magic. He spent a lot of time in the library, reading ancient magic books, trying to find more clues about inner balance.

"Harry, you've been getting stronger lately," said Hermione, looking at him with admiration in her eyes.

Harry smiled and replied, "This is all because of your support, Hermione, Ron. We have been through so much together, and I believe we can overcome any difficulties."

Ron patted Harry on the back and smiled, "That's right, Harry. We will always be a team. No matter what happens, we will face it together."

Harry felt full of strength and hope, and he knew that he was ready for the upcoming battle. No matter how powerful the dark forces were, he would not back down, because he believed in his magical abilities and the friends around him.

One night, Harry stood on the tower of Hogwarts, looking at the starry sky in the distance. The moonlight shone on his face, making him feel a sense of peace. He knew that no matter how many challenges lay ahead, he and his friends would fight together until the day of victory came. The power of magic burned in his body, which was not only his weapon, but also his faith and hope.

"We're ready," Harry said softly, a determined glint in his eyes.

Hermione and Ron stood beside him, their eyes also full of determination and courage. They knew that no matter how many difficulties lay ahead, they would not give up, because they believed in the power of magic and in each other.

As time goes by, Harry's understanding of magic becomes deeper, and he begins to understand that magic is not only a kind of power, but also a kind of inner balance. His training in the forbidden forest makes him feel the energy of nature, and the support of his friends makes him understand the power of trust and friendship.