Hogwarts: The Savior's Strong Cousin

Harry and his aunt's thoughts were turning rapidly in the infirmary. They knew that in the face of such a vicious magical attack, they had to take action. At this moment, the door of the infirmary was gently pushed open again, and a tall and rugged man walked in. It was Hagrid, a giant with a burly figure and a rough face, but a heart full of gentleness and kindness.

"Harry," Hagrid's voice was low and steady, with a hint of worry, "I heard about Dudley. Are you and your aunt all right?"

Harry nodded and looked at Hagrid gratefully. "We're fine, Hagrid, but Dudley hasn't woken up yet. The doctor said he was under a powerful magical attack."

Hagrid's brows were furrowed, and his eyes flashed with a hint of anger and worry.

"This is abominable," Hagrid growled, his fists clenched, full of anger. "I will definitely find out who did this and I will never let that guy continue to wreak havoc!"

Harry and his aunt felt Hagrid's anger and determination, and they knew that Hagrid was a brave and upright man who would never tolerate any evil behavior.

"We will help you too," Harry said, his tone firm and resolute. "We can't let that mysterious wizard continue to hurt our family and friends."

Auntie added, "Yes, Hagrid, we must find out the truth as soon as possible to protect ourselves and our loved ones."

Hagrid nodded, his eyes flashing with gratitude and admiration.

"Thank you," said Hagrid, his voice full of gratitude. "I knew I could count on you. Now we must unite and fight together against that evil wizard."

The atmosphere in the infirmary became solemn and tense, but in this difficult moment, Harry, his aunt and Hagrid showed a firm and courageous determination. They knew that only by unity can they overcome any difficulties and challenges.

At this moment, the door of the infirmary was gently pushed open again, and a witch in a black robe walked in. Her face was pale, and her eyes revealed a hint of mystery and indifference. This was Professor McGonagall, the deputy headmaster of Hogwarts.

"I'm sorry to bother you," said Professor McGonagall, with a hint of seriousness in her tone. "I heard about Dudley's situation and came to see if there was anything I could do to help."

Harry and his aunt looked at Professor McGonagall with gratitude. They knew that Professor McGonagall was a smart and honest witch who was always willing to lend a hand to those in need.

"Thank you, Professor McGonagall," Harry said, with a hint of gratitude in his voice. "We don't know what happened yet, but we will find out as soon as possible."

Professor McGonagall smiled and nodded, a determined gleam in her eyes.

"I'm sure you will," said Professor McGonagall, her tone full of trust. "If you need any help, you can always come to me."

Harry Potter stood in front of the gate of Winterfell, his eyes revealing a trace of reluctance and regret. His journey was about to begin, but his heart was full of nostalgia and attachment to this city.

Hagrid beside him looked at Harry, his eyes full of concern and worry. As Harry's friend and mentor, Hagrid knew the challenges and difficulties Harry would face.

"Harry," Hagrid's voice was low and gentle, with a hint of worry, "are you sure you want to follow Robert, the Emperor of the Seven Kingdoms, out of Winterfell?"

Harry nodded, his eyes firm and determined.

"Yes, Hagrid," said Harry, a hint of determination in his voice. "I know I have to go find the truth, to protect myself and the ones we love. I can't stay here any longer, waiting for the evil to come."

Hagrid was silent for a moment, then patted Harry's shoulder gently.

"I understand your choice, Harry," said Hagrid, his tone full of understanding and support. "But remember, no matter what happens, you are not alone. We will always support you, no matter where you are."

Harry looked at Hagrid gratefully. He knew very well that Hagrid cared about and trusted him.

"Thank you, Hagrid," said Harry, with a hint of gratitude in his voice. "I will keep your words in mind and will never forget the support and encouragement you gave me."

The two looked at each other quietly, with a tacit understanding and trust between them. At this critical moment, they knew that they both needed firmness and courage to face the upcoming challenges and tests.

At this moment, Emperor Robert of the Seven Kingdoms came over, his face solemn and calm. He knew Harry's choice, although he felt a little regretful, but he also knew Harry's determination and courage.

"Harry," Robert's voice was steady and firm, with a hint of solemnity, "you have made the right choice. Together we will find the truth and protect ourselves and our loved ones. No matter what happens, we will unite as one and face the challenge together."

Harry nodded, knowing full well that Robert was a wise and upright leader who would lead them to victory.

"Yes, Robert," Harry said, his voice full of trust and determination. "I believe in you, and I believe in our companions. We will overcome all difficulties and protect our home and family."

Robert smiled, a hint of pride in his eyes.

"We will succeed," Robert said, with a hint of determination in his tone. "Now let us set out together to find the truth and protect everything we cherish!"

In front of the gate of Winterfell, Harry, Hagrid and Emperor Robert of the Seven Kingdoms stood together, full of trust and unity. They knew that the upcoming journey was full of challenges and dangers, but they also firmly believed that as long as they united as one, they would be able to overcome everything and protect their loved ones and homes.

When leaving Winterfell, Harry Potter's heart was filled with countless questions and thoughts. Hagrid beside him was silent, but his deep eyes seemed to tell many stories. This giant had always been his most trusted friend and mentor, but now he was facing a huge secret.

Harry frowned, and he couldn't help thinking about Hagrid's life experience and past. In his memory, Hagrid had always been a mysterious and upright person, but now, he suddenly felt a strong curiosity and wanted to know more secrets of Hagrid.

"Hagrid," Harry finally said, a hint of hesitation and worry in his voice. "I have a question that I'm not sure I should ask you."

Hagrid stopped and turned around, his eyes full of tenderness and understanding.