Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Along the riverbank, Arya's sister Sansa was chatting with another girl. They were both wearing light clothes, their hair fluttering in the wind, exuding the vitality of youth. Sansa was a gentle and beautiful sister who always cared about everything about Arya and was her closest partner.

"Sansa, have you heard?" a girl suddenly asked, "Joffrey said that Arya's wolf bit him."

Sansa's brows furrowed slightly. "What? Arya's wolf... How is that possible?"

She immediately walked to the river and found Arya beside the direwolf, with a worried look on her face. Sansa walked over and comforted her sister.

"Arya, what happened?" Sansa asked with concern.

Arya's brother was also there, and he explained to Sansa what had happened. Sansa was confused after hearing this, because she knew that the direwolf Arya raised was one of her closest companions and had never attacked humans.

"This is ridiculous," Sansa whispered to herself.

The direwolf looked at Arya and Sansa, with a hint of apology in its eyes, as if apologizing for its behavior. Sansa's doubts gradually dissipated, and she knew that the wolf would not attack Joffrey for no reason.

"Arya, trust your wolf, I will help you solve this matter." Sansa encouraged.

Arya nodded slightly, looking at her sister gratefully. She knew Sansa would always be there for her, no matter what.

"Thank you, Sansa," Arya said softly.

The brother looked at Arya and Sansa, and the bond between them made him feel at ease. He knew that no matter what happened, the sisters would support and help each other.

On the river bank, Aunt Petunia and Debridore continue to follow the mysterious runes on the rocks, trying to find the truth behind Dudley's misstep. These ancient runes flicker, as if guiding them into an unknown realm.

"The energy of these runes is extremely powerful." Deblido said thoughtfully.

Aunt Petunia stared at the runes. "They may be symbols of some mysterious power, perhaps inextricably linked to Dudley's fall."

The two continued to move forward, their eyes focused on these mysterious runes. Suddenly, a golden light flashed out from the rock, attracting their attention.

"What is this?" Aunt Petunia asked curiously.

Debredo's eyes sparkled with curiosity. "It looks like a hidden magical power."

They decided to continue exploring the area to see if they could find more clues about these mysterious runes. Perhaps these runes would lead them to the mystery of Dudley's fall.

Back at the river, Arya and Sansa decided to go to Joffrey's parents and try to explain the truth. They knew that this matter might be disadvantageous to Arya, but they decided to stand together and face the challenge together.

"I will convince Joffrey's parents to trust us." Sansa said firmly.

Arya smiled. "Thank you, Sansa."

The two sisters walked together to Joffrey's house, full of confidence and determination. No matter what happened, they would fight for Arya's rights and not let her be wronged.

Sansa stood in front of Joffrey's house, feeling uneasy. She knew that she had to be firm and confident in front of Joffrey's parents and not reveal any flaws. Her plan was to lie that she had forgotten that Arya's wolf had bitten Joffrey, so as to ease the conflict between the two sides.

The door opened and Joffrey's mother appeared in the doorway, looking at Sansa and Arya with a serious face.

"Come in, Sansa," Joffrey's mother said.

Sansa and Arya walked into the living room and saw Joffrey's parents sitting there, looking serious.

"Sansa, what brings you and Arya to us?" Joffrey's father asked.

Sansa stood still, trying to remain calm. "Lady Adelie, Mr. Fred, I came to you to resolve the misunderstanding between us."

Joffrey's mother, Adele, frowned. "What misunderstanding? Have you forgotten that your sister's wolf hurt Joffrey?"

Sansa sighed softly. "Lady Ardely, I came here to say that I have forgotten about this matter. I don't want our friendship to be affected by this little misunderstanding."

Joffrey's father, Fred, frowned. "You're saying you're not going to pursue this matter any further?"

Sansa nodded slightly. "Yes, we will not pursue this further. I hope we can reestablish a friendly relationship."

Joffrey's mother looked at Sansa, her expression gradually softening. "Sansa, I am grateful that you feel that way. I am sure Joffrey will be pleased to hear this, too."

Sansa forced a smile. "Thank you for your understanding, Lady Ardely."

Arya stood aside silently, full of admiration for her sister's courage and wisdom. She knew that this was not Sansa's true idea, but in order to help herself, her sister was willing to make such a sacrifice.

The atmosphere between Joffrey's parents gradually eased, and they began to talk about other topics, trying to diffuse the previous tension.

Elsewhere, Aunt Petunia and Debredore continued their investigation. They came to the place where Dudley Dursley fell and carefully observed the surroundings.

"Penny, have you found any clues?" DeBlido asked.

Aunt Petunia stared at the ground. "There doesn't seem to be any other traces here except the runes we found before."

DeBridot frowned. "It's a mystery."

Suddenly, Aunt Petunia's eyes fell on a stone. She bent down, gently picked up the stone, and found a piece of faded cloth underneath.

"De Blito, come and see," said Aunt Petunia excitedly.

DeBridore walked over and looked at the cloth in Petunia's hand. "This is... this is the clothes Dudley was wearing at the time."

Aunt Petunia frowned. "It looks like he was badly injured in the fall."

De Blido thought for a moment. "We must continue to investigate and find out the real reason why Dudley fell."

The two decided to continue exploring along the river bank, hoping to find more clues about Dudley's fall.

Daenerys stood in her chambers with an older lady of the household standing beside her. The lady of the household was Elena, one of the most experienced ladies-in-waiting at court. Elena was teaching Daenerys some tips on how to please a man, techniques that would come in handy at banquets and social events.

"Daenerys, to attract men's attention, you need to be confident, but not too conspicuous," Elena taught.

Daenerys listened carefully. She knew she was not yet proficient in these social skills, but as a member of the royal family, she had to learn them.