Harry doesn't want to be a wizard, he wants to be a superhero

Bruce Wayne stared intently at Harry. He didn't know what the man's purpose was or whether what he said was true, but even if he was willing to deceive himself, it was a signal in itself.

Bruce Wayne understood his situation far better than Barry Allen. He knew he wanted to save his employees, he wanted to save his crumbling company building, and he wanted to stop those two superhumans from wreaking havoc on human dwellings.

Therefore, even knowing that signing a contract with this mysterious person might have irreversible consequences, Bruce Wayne still firmly stated:

"Okay, I've signed it."

Harry's eyes lit up when he heard Bruce Wayne agree, and he immediately drafted a contract and handed it to him.

Once he signed the contract, Harry would naturally gain access to the magic he was more proficient in.

Similar to Captain America, both belong to the lightning element, but Bruce Wayne's magic is more focused on the physical body.

That's right, the magic he's good at is the Magnetic Field Rotation skill that Harry acquired from a crazy world.

In addition, he can hold more magical power than most people, so he can easily use the spellcasting system that Harry just created.

Coupled with Bruce Wayne's brilliant mind, he devised a magic spell that could perfectly coordinate with the rotation of the magnetic field in just a few minutes.

The four fundamental forces of the universe are: the strong nuclear force, the electromagnetic force, the weak nuclear force, and gravity.

The "four fundamental forces" in the universe are the basic forces in physics that describe the interaction of all matter in nature. They jointly govern all motion and change from microscopic particles to macroscopic celestial bodies.

Anyone who can master any one of the four great forces will possess unimaginable power.

The rotation of the magnetic field is merely a way to generate power by pushing the magnetic field within the body; it is only a partial application of electromagnetic force, one of the four great forces.

Among Harry's many spells, there is one that was created based on Magneto's superpowers. While this spell cannot completely replicate the power of electromagnetism, it can replicate some of it.

But this part alone is enough to strengthen the body's magnetic field by several degrees, and it can also simulate electromagnetic force through feedback from the body's magnetic field, so the two complement each other and greatly enhance one's strength.

After Bruce Wayne signed the contract, Harry gave him a huge amount of magic. After all, based on his previous observations, he judged that Bruce Wayne was a potential seed that might achieve something no less than that of the magical genius Strange, or even surpass him.

Bruce Wayne sensed the inexhaustible power within his body, clenched his fists tightly, and the magnetic field within his body spun rapidly, reaching 10 horsepower in the blink of an eye.

This was not the end of it; he reactivated the magic Harry had given him.

As a result, the magnetic force in his body surged and the rotation speed increased again. After the magnetic field in his body stabilized, the rotation speed of his magnetic field had reached 20 horsepower.

With a 20-horsepower magnetic field rotating around him, Bruce Wayne possesses formidable resilience, enabling him to emerge unscathed from the center of numerous nuclear explosions.

Furthermore, he possesses self-healing abilities; he can achieve rapid healing simply by absorbing external magnetic fields.

At this point, he could still fly using magic, and apart from not being able to use heat rays and frost breath, he was no different from a Kryptonian.

No, his physical abilities are even stronger than those of a Kryptonian who is constantly exposed to the yellow sun's rays.

Once he recovered, Bruce Wayne rushed to his company without hesitation.

His body instantly broke through several times the sound barrier, and in the blink of an eye, he was below the company. He then righted the collapsing building, preventing it from collapsing completely.

After rescuing his employees, Bruce Wayne looked at the two aliens still fighting in the sky, his eyes filled with anger, and charged straight at them.

Earth belongs to humans, not to these damn alien monsters.

They are not allowed to act recklessly here.

However, Bruce Wayne still retained most of his rationality. He knew that although his power had increased a lot, he was not yet proficient and might not be able to defeat two Kryptonians.

So he quickly devised a plan to unite with Clark Kent, a Kryptonian who was loyal to humanity, to fight against that damned General Zod.

………………

The heat vision swept through the clouds as Clark grabbed Zod's shoulder armor and slammed him down onto the office building below, the glass curtain wall shattering into a waterfall of fragments upon impact.

Just as Zod turned to retaliate, a black figure suddenly emerged from the smoke.

The tattered hem of Bruce Wayne's suit was torn open by the airflow, and Bruce Wayne's fist, crackling with electricity, slammed solidly into Zod's chest.

The Zod statue was struck by the battering ram and plummeted to the ground at supersonic speed, crashing through three floors before embedding itself in the concrete pillars of the subway station.

General Zod then stared blankly at the human from Earth who had smashed through the concrete to stand before him, and then said in a deep voice:
"Damn alien monsters, this is Earth, not your battlefield."

After being exposed to the yellow sun's rays, the Kryptonians gained numerous superpowers, one of which was their exceptional memory.

He had caught a glimpse of this man during his recent battle with Karl.

At that moment, the man was staring intently at them, his eyes filled with undisguised hatred.

But General Zod didn't care. There were too many people in this human city who hated them, but what could they do?

A group of cowardly ants, far inferior to the Kryptonians in both technology and physical strength, could hardly harm him even if he stood still. Just as humans don't care about ants, Kryptonians don't care about humans.

but why?
General Zod was filled with doubt.

Why did that ant suddenly become a powerful figure comparable to him? The power of that punch even seemed to surpass that of Karl El.
That's impossible, that's simply impossible.

Could he also be a Kryptonian or some other alien race? How could a hybrid Earthling be so strong?
Clark arrived at the wrecked subway car at that moment. He looked at Bruce Wayne with some confusion and asked in a friendly tone:
"who are you?"

Bruce Wayne did not answer, but instead stated his purpose directly:
"Let's unite and take this guy down, or the entire metropolis will be destroyed by the aftershocks of your battle."

Clark was taken aback, but agreed without hesitation: "Of course, we'll take him down first, and we can talk about other things after the war."

Seeing the two men joining forces, General Zod's expression immediately turned extremely grim. Karl Al alone was already difficult for him to handle, let alone with the addition of this mysterious figure. (End of Chapter)