Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

"The fate of the Night's Watch is very difficult," the old monk said, his voice low and solemn. "But everyone has his own mission and responsibility, and the Night's Watch is no exception. You must decide whether you are willing to accept this fate and take on everything it brings."

Hagrid pondered the old monk's words, his heart was full of contradictions and entanglements. He knew that becoming a night watchman meant that he would face more difficulties and challenges, but he also knew that he had the responsibility to protect those helpless people and to defend justice and fairness.

Finally, Hagrid made a decision. Although he knew that this meant he would lose something, he believed that his choice was the right one. He was determined to accept the fate of the Night's Watch and take on everything he should take on.

Although Hagrid realizes that becoming a night watchman will mean that he cannot have children, he has a nonchalant attitude towards it. For him, becoming a night watchman is not only a responsibility and mission, but also a lifestyle he chooses. He knows the challenges he will face, but he is willing to sacrifice some personal desires in order to protect those in need.

On the way to the Wall, Hagrid was sometimes pensive and sometimes open-minded. He thought about the past, and the little things between him, Harry Potter and other friends. He thought about his life choices, the mission of the Night's Watch, and the meaning of life.

In the quiet night, he often sat alone by the campfire, gazing at the stars and reminiscing about the past. He thought of his parents, who had long passed away, but whose shadows were still deeply imprinted in his heart. He thought of Harry Potter, their friendship and trust, and Harry's support and blessings for him. These memories made him feel warm and comforted, and also strengthened his determination.

During his journey, Hagrid met all kinds of people and things. Some were friendly to him and willing to provide help and support, while others were hostile to him and tried to stop him from moving forward. But no matter what kind of difficulties he encountered, Hagrid maintained an optimistic and determined attitude and bravely faced every challenge.

After a series of trials and tribulations, Hagrid finally arrived at the foot of the Wall. This majestic and magnificent wall protects countless people, and Hagrid will start his new life as a night watchman here.

Standing on the top of the Great Wall, Hagrid's heart was filled with joy and excitement. He knew that he would face more challenges and tests, but he also knew that he would no longer be alone, because he had countless people and friends walking with him.

In his heart, he held a tolerant and relaxed attitude towards having children. He knew that although he could not personally experience the joy of childbirth, he could bring hope and happiness to the people he protected in other ways. He believed that as long as he insisted on protecting justice and fairness, his life would be full of meaning and value.

The Wall, a huge and winding project, stands on the vast and desolate land. Its majestic and spectacular figure seems to be the guardian of the earth. It separates human civilization from the wild wilderness and becomes an unshakable boundary. Hagrid walks towards the wall, his heart full of expectations and challenges for the future.

As Hagrid stepped onto the Great Wall, a biting cold wind blew, making his robe rustle. The sky here was overcast and freezing, and the ground was covered with snow, as if it was an ice-covered world. But for Hagrid, such an environment was not terrible. On the contrary, it was the holy land he had always longed for.

On the Great Wall, the guards were walking in a hurry, their figures were looming in the wind and snow, like warriors in the ice and snow. Hagrid walked past them and felt a special atmosphere, an atmosphere full of responsibility and honor. He knew that he was about to integrate into this environment full of challenges and tests.

On the Wall, Hagrid met many different people. Some were Night Watchmen, who came from all over the world and fought to protect the Wall. Some were travelers, who passed by with their own stories and goals. And some were local residents, who lived at the foot of the Wall and relied on this huge barrier.

Hagrid talked with these people and learned about their lives and beliefs. He heard their stories and shared his own experiences. In the communication, Hagrid felt an inexplicable sense of intimacy and belonging, as if he had found his home.

Life at the Great Wall is not easy, and every day is a tough challenge. The wind and snow are blowing, and the cold is biting, but the night watchmen always stick to their posts to protect this land. They use their sweat and flesh to build this indestructible line of defense and guard the border of human civilization.

In such an environment, Hagrid constantly hone his will and strength. He trained with other night watchmen to learn how to survive and fight in extreme conditions. They shuttled between the walls, patrolled the borders, and were always ready to meet any possible threats.

On the Great Wall, Hagrid gradually found his position and mission. He was no longer a lonely wanderer, but a member of the Great Wall, fighting to protect justice. His heart was full of confidence and hope for the future. He knew that as long as he persisted, he would be able to find his own destination.

Harry Potter followed Robert, the King of the Seven Kingdoms, out of Winterfell and embarked on a new journey. During the journey, he was full of curiosity and expectation about the unknown. He knew that the journey ahead would be full of challenges and adventures, but he also knew that only by facing it bravely could he find his own destiny.

As their team moved forward, Harry kept feeling the changes in the surrounding environment. They passed through dense forests, crossed steep mountains, and crossed vast plains. Every step was an adventure, and every encounter was a test.

During the journey, Harry met many different people. Some were loyal subjects of the Emperor of the Seven Kingdoms, who had full trust and admiration for Robert. Some were travelers who came from all over the world with their own goals and dreams. And some were local residents who lived on this land and relied on its resources and environment.

In his communication with these people, Harry learned a lot of knowledge and wisdom about the world. They shared each other's stories and exchanged each other's experiences. In such an environment, Harry felt an inexplicable sense of intimacy and belonging, as if he had found his home.