I'm the Demon King in Marvel

Chapter 154 Hell is the most suitable base

In the motel, Steve Rogers was reading a book. On his left hand were several manuscripts given to him by Odin, and on his right hand were books bought from a bookstore introducing various information about Texas.

Steve's IQ may not be ranked first in the Marvel Universe, but his willpower is definitely first-rate. Since he is determined to change America, he is determined to learn more and see more and constantly improve himself.

Texas is the second largest state in the United States and also the state with the strongest desire for independence, which Steve knew more than 60 years ago.

There are many jokes in American society that make fun of Texas, mostly because Texans are "unsociable." However, due to the poor grassroots control capabilities in the United States and the general lack of trust in the government, the people highly respect the "rebellion" of Texans.

"If you want to promote the Hell's Kitchen initiative in Texas, you have to get at least some support first..."

Although Steve got the manuscript given by Odin at this moment, he was not very interested in "The Theory of Class" because he still had a strong sense of American honor and only wanted to take the reform route and had no idea of ​​revolution.

In the eyes of the "reformists", all bad things are done by a small group of people, and as long as these bad people are eliminated, the country will be peaceful and prosperous.

The same is true for Steve. Although he experienced the tragedy of Hell's Kitchen and understood the fate of the Black Panther Party more than 40 years ago, he still believes that this is only a problem of a small number of bad guys, and Americans are still a kind, upright and compassionate people.

He has not yet truly realized that the positions of the capitalist consortium and the lower-class civilians are naturally relative.

While Steve was concentrating on his studies, Johnny Blaze put on a black leather jacket and prepared to meet his ex-girlfriend.

Maybe it was Steve's resentment as a single man that turned into a curse.

After many years, Johnny broke his promise again.

The former devil found him and not only returned his former mount, but also activated the hellfire in his body.

Johnny, who was flying all the way with sparks and lightning, killed several thugs and then lost consciousness. He was taken to jail by the police who arrived.

Steve didn't get the news until the next day. When he saw the burning motorcycle and human skeleton in the replay of last night's breaking news, he finally understood Johnny's specialness.

“Is this a superpower or magic?”

Steve, who was puzzled, used the camouflage magic he learned from Loki to sneak into the detention room and saw Johnny, who had woken up and was trying to explain to the police.

"I think we should have some time to talk now since you don't have to keep your appointment anymore."

Steve suddenly appeared in front of Johnny, and only he could see him. Everyone else could only see Johnny who was shouting.

"Who are you?" An anxious Johnny saw Steve suddenly appear and was very confused: "Why did you come to see me?"

Johnny's past experiences have made him wary of these guys with strange abilities. Every failure makes you wiser, and this is called growth.

After thinking for a moment, Steve chose to reveal his true identity. He now needs companions and comrades-in-arms, and sincerity is crucial.

Since Johnny has already learned Loki's magic, even if he leaks the secret later, ordinary American government officials will not be able to track him down.

"My name is Steve Rogers. You may have heard of this name."

Johnny was stunned when he saw Steve restored to his original appearance. Of course he knew this person. As long as American children went to school, they would inevitably receive patriotic education.

"Shouldn't you be in Washington?" Johnny wondered, "And I haven't heard that Captain America can do magic, so you should be using magic, right?"

He pointed at the inmates around him who hadn't noticed anything unusual, and asked Steve curiously, "Were you also admitted to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry?" "What school?"

Steve just came back from Asgard. During this period, he has been concentrating on studying magic and doesn't know much about the current situation on Earth.

After Hogwarts opened normally, the popularity decreased. It was impossible for Tom to teach live to the public, and the British side did not want the outside world to know too much about the inside story of the magic school, so they intentionally reduced the popularity. This is all their own foundation!

In the two or three days after he came back, Steve watched TV and surfed the Internet, but he didn't see any news about Hogwarts.

"It's a magic school in England. The principal is a magician who has lived for hundreds of years..." Johnny began to introduce it to Steve.

When Hogwarts first appeared, Johnny wanted to find a wizard to solve the curse on his body, but Tom did not disclose the contact information to the outside world, and the outside world did not know how to contact Hogwarts. As a mere motorcyclist, he could not meet any big shots in the upper class.

As he spoke, his eyes lit up as he looked at Steve.

Why go far away when you can't find something near?

Isn’t this the magician?
"You are a magician, right?" Johnny asked expectantly.

"I know some magic, but I can't be considered a magician." Steve said frankly: "Also, I'm not the Captain America of this universe. I must be from another parallel universe."

Steve has never doubted the identity of the fake captain.

Some may ask why he bothers to save the Americans in this universe when he clearly believes that he belongs to another universe?
If Steve's patriotism was limited to individuals in a specific universe rather than the broader American nation, he wouldn't deserve to be called "Captain America."

Johnny doesn't care where he comes from, he just wants to use magic to remove the curse on his body.

"Can you help me remove the curse?" Johnny couldn't wait to describe his "illness": "When I was seventeen, an old man took out a contract..."

During his time in Asgard, Steve not only learned magic, but also learned a lot of common sense about the universe.

Marvel's magic system is inseparable from the dimensional demons. Although Loki learned magic from Queen Frigga, he must have a certain understanding of other factions. Otherwise, when he meets other magicians after learning, he will be "killed on first sight"?
So he felt something was wrong as soon as he heard it.

"The old man who signed the contract with you is likely from the dimension of Hell. Hell is not a false myth or legend, but a real space..."

At this point, Steve suddenly woke up.

"Hell? Yeah! Hell!"

"So the God King asked me to find Johnny because he actually wanted to tell me that Hell is the most suitable base!"

Steve finally understood Odin's intention.

In his book "Construction of Base Areas", he had already learned what characteristics a suitable base area should have.

First of all, we must avoid places where enemy forces are entrenched, and secondly, we must be concealed, which is even more important in today's era when satellites are flying all over the sky.

The American mainland does not have such conditions. No matter how well-hidden a base is, if its location is exposed, it will immediately be bombarded with missiles.

But what if the base is placed in another dimension of hell?
(End of this chapter)