American Comics: Starting with Muggle Wizards

A mushroom cloud, representing the flower of hell, slowly rose into the sky.

At the same time, the nuclear explosion also forcibly destroyed the spatial rifts inside the abandoned factory, and one of the special alternate dimensions also began to collapse.

Seeing the mushroom cloud slowly rising into the sky, the Avengers looked serious, fearing that another monster might emerge from the nearly 100-meter-deep nuclear crater.

But a long time passed.

When the dust settled, it seemed that no more monsters appeared.

"Nice! Well done! We should blast these monsters to death with fireworks!"

"Wuhu...we've won..."

The soldiers who had narrowly escaped death cheered wildly, venting their exhaustion from two hours of fierce fighting.

Steve and Tony Stark exchanged a glance, a rare look of astonishment on their faces.

"It seems that the Security Council's decision was correct this time."

"Those corrupt high-ranking officials have finally made the right decision."

"Ha ha..."

Everyone wore smiles of relief, as if they had survived a disaster.

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At this time, the alternate dimension collapsed.

Harvey took Jane back to the streets of New York.

When they saw the abandoned factories of London after the nuclear strike and the human army cheering for victory on the live news broadcasts from the televisions of the shops on the street.

The two finally understood why the perfectly good alternate dimension had collapsed.

"Thank you for saving my life. I am Jane Foster. If it weren't for you, I would have died in this spatial collapse."

Looking at the handsome stranger, Jane thanked him sincerely.

Harvey showed no intention of speaking to the other person. He took a step back and magically disappeared from Jane's sight.

Thor could appear at any moment; he didn't want to fight the reckless Thor, he just wanted a ride.

So Harvey decisively became a good Samaritan who didn't want any reward.

Jane was taken aback when she saw her savior disappear into thin air. She hadn't expected that the other person wouldn't even want to communicate with her.

"Never mind, I'll ask Thor about this mysterious man when I have the chance, and then slowly figure out how to repay this life-saving favor."

I took out my phone and dialed my friend Daisy's number.

"Beep beep—"

Where are you?

"You are... God, Jane, you're still alive? You've been missing for five whole hours, we all thought you'd been eaten by a monster..."

"Is it strange that I'm still alive? Tell me quickly, does the unstable gravitational field of the abandoned factory still exist after the nuclear explosion?"

"Seriously? What time is it? You're still thinking about research?"

Answer my question!

"Sorry, I don't know either. S.H.I.E.L.D. has taken over that area. You don't mean you want me to risk deadly radiation to investigate for you, do you?"

"Can you do it?"

"Of course—no!"

"Okay...uh, let's talk later, I have something urgent to attend to."

Jane hung up the phone in a daze, and a dreamlike rainbow bridge spanned the sky and appeared in front of her.

Seeing the familiar figure appearing and disappearing in the rainbow bridge, Jane excitedly walked forward.

"Sol? Is that you?"

Thor, clad in battle-scarred Uru metal armor, happily embraced Jane.

"It's me. Where did you run off to?"

"Heimdall has even lost sight of you."

Jian roughly recounted her journey from discovering a spatial rift to researching an unstable and anomalous gravitational field in an abandoned factory, and then being rescued after accidentally entering another dimension.

Thor was stunned when he heard that a handsome, mysterious mage had rescued his girlfriend.

It appears that this mysterious sorcerer stole the scepter a year after the Battle of New York.

Since Thor couldn't find the other person, he had no choice but to take his brother Loki back to Asgard first.

Then, for the past year, he has been busy suppressing the rebels in the Nine Realms and has no time to deal with the affairs of the Central Court.

Now, having heard of the mysterious mage's presence again, Thor said with a hint of anger in his voice, "I know who he is. He's a shameless thief who stole the scepter!"

“A thief?” Jane asked incredulously.

In her heart, she simply couldn't believe that her savior could be a bad person.

After all, she's a sucker for good looks, and she always believes that good looks are the ultimate truth.

However, when she recalled the scene of that handsome man opening the portal, she couldn't help but ask:

"Whose scepter did he steal?"

"By the way, are there many mages on Earth who can open teleportation portals?"

Thor scratched his head sheepishly. "I don't know. I don't even know when mages appeared on Earth."

"But that mage is definitely not a good person, because he stole Loki's scepter!"

Upon suddenly hearing this closely guarded gossip, Jian was momentarily at a loss for what to ask next.

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In Jane's logic, Loki was the mastermind behind the Battle of New York, and his scepter might be something evil.

So why did that mysterious sorcerer steal Loki's scepter?

Can't figure it out.

I really can't figure it out.

She pondered for a moment; the most important thing now was to return to London.

"Sol, can you take me back to London? I want to continue my research on that anomalous gravitational field!"

Thor nodded indifferently, swinging Mjolnir faster and faster, intending to take his girlfriend and fly towards London.

But as soon as he touched Jane's body, an invisible wave of energy appeared, blasting him back more than ten meters.

"Oh? Thor, are you alright?"

Jane stood there dumbfounded, completely at a loss.

But the thick-skinned Thor quickly stood up as if nothing had happened, looking at his girlfriend with a puzzled expression.

"I'm fine, Jane. When did you acquire this special ability?"

Jane felt a mysterious power surging through her body, and she said with a confused look, "I don't know when I gained superpowers."

"Could it be because I touched that pool of red liquid while exploring the alternate dimension?"

At that moment, Jane felt a sudden jolt in her heart, her consciousness went blank, and she fell backward powerlessly.

Thor reacted quickly and caught his girlfriend.

"Jane? What's wrong?"

Jane, who was in a coma, did not respond.

Thor shouted anxiously towards the sky.

"Heimdall, take us back quickly!"

A beam of rainbow light fell in response.

Harvey, who was hiding nearby, took the opportunity to blend in.

Two seconds later, Thor and Jane disappeared from the spot.

The experience of the Rainbow Bridge is magical.

Harvey felt himself being pulled upwards by an invisible spatial force, at a speed exceeding thousands of times the speed of light.

Moreover, the rainbow tunnel leads directly to the cosmic abyss.

He could sense the dangerous spatial turbulence that filled the depths of the universe.

Clearly, if he forcibly breaks through the Rainbow Bridge, he will be swept into an unknown dimension by the spatial turbulence.

Of course, Harvey was just hitching a ride this time and didn't intend to risk his life by trying to break through the Rainbow Bridge.

About a minute later.

The scene before me suddenly changed.

Harvey finally achieved his goal.

They smuggled themselves into the Himinjog Palace in Asgard.

This is the end of the Rainbow Bridge, and also the passage connecting the other nine realms.

In the center of the uniquely designed palace stands Heimdall, dressed in medieval-style leather armor and wielding a guardian sword.

He saw Thor leading Jane out of the Rainbow Bridge passage and said seriously, "Thor, why did you bring this Midgard woman back with you?"

Desperate to save lives, Thor didn't want to waste words with Heimdall. He simply grabbed Jane with one arm and swung Mjolnir with the other, preparing to take off.

"Jane is sick, I need to find someone to save her immediately!"

After leaving a message, Thor hurriedly carried Jane into the sky and headed towards the palace.

Heimdall frowned; he knew that the Midgard woman's relationship with Thor was not simple.

Even though the Allfather has always disliked outsiders entering Asgard, he has no right to interfere with Thor.