The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel.

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"Relax, I mean no harm," Weiss said, his lips curled up slightly, revealing a seemingly gentle smile. He shrugged and added, "It's only temporary, though."

However, Snape did not dare to let his guard down at all.

Weiss in front of him stood there like an ordinary visitor. He did not release any powerful magical fluctuations around him, nor did he deliberately show any sense of oppression.

But this just made Snape feel creepy. In his cognition, this appearance could only mean one thing - Weiss's strength was unfathomable, completely crushing him, and even surpassing legendary figures in the wizarding world such as Dumbledore and Voldemort.

"You mean to find a new way out for magicians all over the world?"

Snape narrowed his eyes slightly, a vigilant glint flashing in his eyes, and cautiously asked, "What's going on?"

His hand was still tightly gripped around his wand.

“I just created a world of my own.”

Weiss's tone was neither hurried nor slow, and his face showed confidence and composure.

At first, Snape thought Weiss was making it up. After all, creating a new world sounded ridiculous.

But as Wes continued to tell the story, he found that what Wes said was coherent and logical, and from his expression and tone, Snape did not find any signs of lying.

"Are you serious?" Snape couldn't help but confirm again, his eyes full of shock and confusion.

Weiss nodded solemnly, his eyes revealing determination and unquestionableness.

"You have three days. After three days, I will show it to all the magicians in the world."

After saying that, Weiss's figure disappeared in an instant.

During this process, Snape did not even notice a trace of magical fluctuations.

Snape stared at the place where Weiss disappeared, unable to recover for a long time.

After a moment, he reacted quickly and realized that this matter was of great importance and that he must immediately gather all the professors to discuss countermeasures.

Half an hour later, countless owls flapped their wings and flew high in the sky above Hogwarts, clutching letters tightly in their claws.

These letters flew like snowflakes to the Ministries of Magic in the United Kingdom, the United States, various European countries, and eleven magic schools.

Soon, someone connected the previous anomaly of the prophecy ball with Wes's message.

For a time, the wizarding world fell into an even more heated discussion.

"Creating the world is sheer nonsense. Only gods can do that."

A senior Ministry of Magic official retorted loudly at the meeting, his face full of disdain and anger.

"Besides, we are living a good life now, why should we leave?"

Another elder in the magical world echoed this, his voice tinged with arrogance and stubbornness.

Most magicians scoffed at Weiss's remarks. In their opinion, this was complete fantasy and the ravings of a madman.

But there are also a very small number of far-sighted wizards who are keenly aware that with the continuous development of Muggle technology, the living space for wizards is becoming increasingly narrow.

Now Hogsmeade is the only all-wizard village in the whole of Britain, and the Muggles have invented many powerful weapons.

The International Statute of Secrecy ostensibly protects the boundary between the Muggle and wizarding worlds, but in reality it is more about protecting wizards, because once Muggles know the existence of this special group of wizards, the wizards will most likely have only one fate - being sent to the dissection table or laboratory to become the subject of Muggle research.

And the prophecy has never been wrong, so Weiss might be telling the truth.

He truly opened up a new world. The wizarding world was immediately in an uproar, with arguments raging and arguing non-stop.

Each faction held different opinions. Some firmly believed that this was a fantasy, while others began to waver and doubted what Weiss said.

However, no matter how intense the debate is, no definite conclusion can be reached.

Time passed quietly, and soon it was three days later.

On this day, a scene appeared without warning before the eyes of all wizards in the world.

In the picture, Weiss is wearing a black robe and floating quietly in the air.

"It really is Professor Erwin."

Harry Potter was the first to exclaim in the crowd, his face full of shock and confusion.

Ron Weasley and Fred Weasley also widened their eyes, with disbelief written all over their faces.

They had been taught by Weiss, so they naturally recognized their former teacher at a glance.

However, more wizards had never seen Weiss. They just looked at the picture blankly, their hearts full of doubts and curiosity.

"Everyone, nice to meet you. You have received the message I entrusted Headmaster Snape to convey. Unfortunately, you do not believe me."

Weiss's voice was deep and powerful, as if it came from the distant sky, echoing in the ears of every wizard.

He raised his hand slightly, pointed his finger at an island below, and continued, "Now I will prove my strength to everyone."

The mere act of transmitting the image in front of every wizard has shocked the wizards in the Harry Potter world.

To achieve this, they couldn't imagine how much magical power was needed.

Dumbledore stood atop Hogwarts' tower, staring silently at the scene before him, his brow furrowed. He mentally estimated that even if a hundred of his own were to cast magic simultaneously, they wouldn't be able to transmit the image to every wizard with the clarity and precision that Weiss was capable of.

"What exactly happened to Weiss? What level of strength has he reached?"

Dumbledore muttered to himself, and his originally dead heart became active again.

His eyes sparkled with excitement and curiosity, as if he saw a whole new magical world beckoning to him.

The appearance of Weiss broke the original tranquility and cognition of the magic world. An unprecedented change seemed to be about to begin in this ancient magical world.

Everyone's eyes were focused on Weiss, filled with confusion and shock, when suddenly a cry of surprise came from the crowd: "That's Iwo Jima!"

The sound was sharp and urgent, instantly attracting everyone's attention.

Everyone looked closely and saw that the outline of the island under Weiss's finger gradually became clearer. The wizards who were familiar with the geography of Japan were surprised to realize that the island was actually Iwo Jima, and the Japanese magic institute was located on Iwo Jima.

"What does he want to do?"

Someone else murmured in a low voice, his voice full of fear and anxiety.

For a moment, the crowd began to whisper and talk.

Some people seemed to guess Wes's intention, but the idea was so terrible that they couldn't even believe it themselves.

If Weiss really attacks the Japanese magic house, it will be an unprecedented disaster in the wizarding world, and it means that a war without warning may begin.

(End of this chapter)