Harry Potter: Dimensional Wizard

“Excuse me for being blunt,” the queen interjected. “Do you have technology of that level? I don’t mean to doubt you, but you’re a sorcerer, and...”

“I understand your concern,” Edward nodded. “I’m not just a sorcerer but a pursuer of knowledge. I’ve traveled to many dimensions and worlds, including ones with very advanced technological civilizations.” He waved his hand to use illusion to create a holographic rendering of the technology he would grant them.

T’Chaka motioned for Chief Makana to check, and the scientist immediately started reading the information. After less than five minutes, he shook his head and sighed in disappointment:

“Is something wrong?” the king asked.

“I’m sorry, Your Majesty, but this knowledge is beyond my understanding.”

“What are you saying?”

“They appeared to be true, but it’s beyond what I can comprehend.”

“Apologies,” Edward stated, remembering that not everyone was Tony Stark. In fact, even Tony Stark might not be able to digest such advanced technology without years of study or a sufficient knowledge foundation. Edward raised his hand to summon a helmet.

“This contains lessons for you to be able to understand the technology I will provide.” Edward thought of something, so he summoned a second helmet. “It’s my understanding that the princess is also very talented. This is for her.”

Makana took the helmet, and before the king could warn him, he put it on and stood in the middle of the room with his eyes closed. Everyone waited for him for more than 10 minutes before he woke up.

“Is there really such an advanced civilization?” Makana muttered.

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“My apologies, Your Majesty,” he swiftly said as he realized he got carried away.

“What’s the result?”

“There are no issues.”

“And what level of technology are we talking about?”

“Do you think you can remain unscathed? Do you think you can hide underwater while we’re forced to deal with the people?” Edward asked, not hiding his frustration.

“We will be fine on our own,” Namor continued. “And, who knows if you’re even telling the truth?”

Edward stared into his eyes. After what felt like an eternity, he said calmly: “You’re officially an unstable variable. It’s a shame. Talokan is such a beautiful and unique civilization.”

Namor’s sense of danger suddenly went on like an alarm. He wanted to immediately attack his opponent despite knowing the vast differences in their power. Unfortunately, his eyes turned white, and his body started floating on the water. While he only fainted, this was not the same for all his other citizens. Edward ruthlessly wiped out their souls, killing everyone. Then, with a wave of his hand, he put away all of Talokan to take away their vibranium.

“Do you think this was a little rash?” Morgana asked.

“What do you think was the probability of him changing his mind?”

“3.2%.”

“What about the probability that someone would free him from my mind control if I tried to force him to work for me?”

“Hmm, let me see. With beings like Mephisto, your current luck backlash, and how this world seems to operate differently than home — as high as 72.64%.”

“That’s why they needed to die,” Edward added, making Morgana sigh. “I’ve already recorded his Life Code.”

“Did you find the X-gene?”

“I did.”

“What about his soul? Did you record all the data?”

“Yes.”

“The other Talokan? Their Life Code should also be interesting.”

“It’s done.”

“Good.” Edward wiped out Namor’s soul and body before disappearing. His next destination was the Nova Empire. After so long, he had finally thought of a way to make them useful in this upcoming catastrophe.