Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"I'm going to miss you, Hagrid," said Harry, with a hint of reluctance in his voice.

Hagrid smiled, tears glistening in his eyes.

“I will miss you too,” he said, his voice choking. “But we both know that this separation is only temporary and we will meet again.”

The two looked at each other quietly, their hearts filled with emotion and blessings. In this world full of challenges and adventures, their friendship will always be their strongest support, and will always give them strength and courage to face everything in the future.

Finally, Harry and Hagrid hugged each other tightly, their hearts connected to each other at this moment. Then, Harry turned and left, embarking on a new journey, while Hagrid stood quietly on the hill, watching him leave.

During the long journey, Harry will always miss Hagrid, and his guidance and care will always be engraved in his heart, becoming his motivation and belief to move forward. Hagrid will also miss Harry forever, and his firm courage and kind heart will always be the best memory in his heart.

Harry Potter and Hagrid, two seemingly unrelated people, have an incredible story in the entire wizarding world. However, there is one thing that connects the two of them, even if they themselves have never realized it.

On a cold and quiet night, Harry decided to visit his family cemetery. This cemetery is hidden in a mysterious forest and is regarded as a taboo place by many people, but Harry feels that he needs to explore some truth.

When he stepped into the cemetery, he felt a strange atmosphere, as if time had stopped here. He walked past rows of tombstones until he came to his parents' grave. In the moonlight, the names of James and Lily Potter were engraved on the tombstones, and tears sparkled in Harry's eyes.

Suddenly, he noticed another tombstone, this one was different from the others. There was a name engraved on it: Rupert Hagrid.

Harry was puzzled. How could he find Hagrid's tombstone here? He wondered if he had seen it wrong, but he was sure that he hadn't. He decided to investigate and see what happened here.

He went around the back of the tombstone and found a cracked stone slab. He carefully moved the stone slab away, revealing a narrow passage. He bent down, squatted inside, and explored the depths of the passage.

As he explored, the passage became darker and darker, but he was not afraid. He knew he had to find the truth, no matter what it was.

Finally, he came to a small room, full of dust and cobwebs, but in one corner, there was a stone bed with a man lying on it.

Harry looked closer and found that the man looked very similar to Hagrid. A strange feeling came over him and he began to doubt his eyes.

"Who are you?" Harry asked cautiously.

The man slowly opened his eyes, his eyes were full of fatigue and worry. He looked at Harry, his eyes revealing a complex emotion.

"I'm Hagrid," he whispered, a little choked up in his voice. "Your Hagrid."

Harry's eyes widened. He could hardly believe his ears. Hagrid was his illegitimate son? The thought rolled over his mind, shocking and confusing him.

"But why are you here?" Harry asked, a hint of confusion in his voice.

Hagrid was silent for a moment, tears glistening in his eyes.

"I am an exile," he said sadly. "I made a mistake and betrayed the people I was supposed to protect. I am forced to live here in seclusion until the day I can make amends and return to them."

Harry heard this, a surge of sympathy surged in his heart. He understood Hagrid's pain and guilt, and he knew he had to help him.

"Hagrid," Harry said, his voice full of determination. "You won't be alone anymore. I'm going to help you get out of this place and get you back to where you belong. We'll face everything together until we find the truth and solve the mystery of all this."

Hagrid looked at Harry gratefully, his eyes full of emotion and hope.

"Thank you, Harry," he said, his voice trembling. "I will always be grateful for your help and support."

For many years, Hegrid has been carrying doubts and desires about his life experience, especially about the whereabouts of his biological mother. Whenever night falls, he always revisits fragments of the past in his dreams, trying to find clues about his mother. These dreams are sometimes clear and sometimes fuzzy, but he can never get rid of his longing for his mother.

In a particularly clear dream, Hagrid found himself in an ancient and mysterious forest. He walked along a winding path, surrounded by a faint mist that seemed to isolate him from the real world. He felt that he was being led towards some unknown destination.

Suddenly, he saw a figure, a beautiful and mysterious woman standing in front of him. Her eyes were deep and dark, like the twinkling stars in the sky, and her long hair fell on her shoulders like a waterfall. Hagrid's heartbeat accelerated involuntarily, and he felt as if he was in a mythical world.

"Mother?" Hagrid's voice was full of expectation and longing.

The woman smiled slightly, her voice clear and pleasant.

“Yes, child, I am your mother,” the woman said, with a gentle light in her eyes. “I am always here, protecting you until you can find me.”

Hagrid was filled with gratitude and shock. He finally saw his mother, and her beauty and mystery were beyond his imagination.

"Mother, I've been looking for you," Hagrid said, his voice full of emotion. "I want to know everything about you. Why did you leave me?"

There was a hint of sadness in the woman's eyes, and she gently stroked Hagrid's cheek.

"My child," she said, with a hint of sadness in her voice. "I am leaving not because I don't love you, but because I have an important mission to fulfill. I must protect you and all the people we love, even if it means I will be away from you for a long time."

A feeling of understanding and comfort welled up in Hagrid's heart. He understood his mother's decision and was grateful for everything she had done for him and others.

"Mother," Hagrid said, his voice full of gratitude and warmth. "I will always remember your love and sacrifice, and I will continue to work hard for your mission and for our future."