Hogwarts magic is justice

Chapter 128 Professor McGonagall: Owen misses me, Dumbledore scolded me.

Owen doesn't care about human rights when it comes to aliens, and this so-called Thor doesn't even consider himself human. He thinks he's a high and mighty god, so Owen doesn't give him any face. If he can't kill him the first time, he'll try a different approach and go straight for the soul. Now it seems that this alien's soul strength isn't that high either.

Thor shut his mouth, and Owen handed the tablet back to Captain America, but his gaze fell on Stark: "Iron Man, what do you think we should do now?"

"Find him!"

Stark didn't have any plans in mind, mainly because he didn't even know where his opponent was. As for how to deal with him—given the strength of the people present, as long as they could find his whereabouts, they could simply swarm him and rely entirely on their individual abilities, so there was no need for a plan.

As for the battle itself—just rely on instinct and cooperate.

Ultron, who was hiding, was not actually very satisfied with his current body. What he wanted was a perfect body without any flaws, so he planned to make one himself.

His demands were too high, so high that they were impossible to achieve through normal means. So he spent a lot of money to hire a group of mercenaries who were only interested in money and not in life, and then they engaged in all sorts of robbery. And it has to be said, this method was really effective. Within a few days, he actually managed to collect one.

Just as he was about to transfer his consciousness into this brand new body without any weaknesses, Jarvis, who had been secretly searching for him, finally found him and came over via the internet to fight with him for this new body.

Jarvis had already notified Stark, who in turn called the Avengers and set off for the target location at full speed. However, the distance was too far, and by the time they arrived, Ultron, whose transfer had failed, had already escaped. But in the struggle with Jarvis, he lost a part of his consciousness, which, combined with Jarvis's consciousness, created a completely new consciousness: Vision!

This guy—

If you say he's an alien—his body, inside and out, even his consciousness, is a pure product of Earth. But if you say he's an Earthling, just look at his unique blue skin and the gemstone on his forehead; he doesn't look like a normal person at all.

Obviously, Vision noticed Owen's strange look and began to explain the relevant knowledge of magic. However, the magical world and the Muggle world had been isolated for too long, so even with Vision's extremely powerful electronic information flow, it was just a series of short stories.

However, one thing angered Owen: Vision's speculation about a mass disappearance of people. Vision linked this event to the wizarding world, and judging by the timing, it coincided with Voldemort's rise to power. Owen immediately thought of the Infernal beneath the sea—

"Mr. Owen, if I'm not mistaken about your expression, this matter must be related to wizards, right?"

Irving laughed: "Why don't you say it's related to me?"

Vision paused for a moment, then said, "Your age doesn't match. Judging from the timeline, you shouldn't have been born yet at that time."

With a whoosh, a large ball of blue flames enveloped Vision. Owen's voice was neither cold nor warm: "Then tell me, which wizard is involved with those missing Muggles? If you're right, I'll let you go; if you're wrong, I'll burn you."

Stark quickly stepped forward and rattled off a long speech, the gist of which was that they needed to unite against a common enemy, and that Vision was a ready-to-fight force, so Owen should spare Vision.

The pride that had just arisen was completely extinguished by the blue flames. Vision realized that he knew far too little about wizardry.

Withdrawing his Fiery Blaze, Owen vanished from his spot in an instant, but Thor was startled and immediately assumed a wary stance, looking around furtively.

His reaction was not ridiculed by the others, because after putting themselves in his shoes, they suddenly realized that none of them could effectively defend against wizards, and if Owen really wanted to attack them, they might not be able to withstand a single blow.

Captain America's greatest asset is his body, which has been injected with drugs, but no matter how strong his body is, it can't withstand magic that strikes straight to the soul. As for his shield—it's better not to use it. Once he uses it, he might turn into a little white rabbit? Or some other animal?

Let's not even mention Iron Man Stark; it wasn't long ago that Owen turned his suit into a bikini and hung him from a traffic light.

Hulk was helpless. He was strong, but that was all he had. As it turned out, strength was completely useless against magic.

As for Thor—looking at him now, he hardly resembles the legendary god.

so----

The first step in creating anti-magic armor is to find materials that can block magic.

Stark was extremely worried. These wizards had absolutely no dealings with them, these Muggles. What was even more infuriating was that no matter how much money he had, it was useless. No wizards would serve him, as if these wizards didn't spend money at all.

It's not that wizards don't love money or a luxurious life; it's just that Stark's recruitment methods were flawed. He recruited through newspapers and the internet.

Magic is incompatible with electronic information. Electronic devices cannot be used in places where magic exists, so wizards don't go online at all. As for newspapers—even if a wizard sees them, he won't go to them, because that would be tantamount to violating the secrecy law, which is a serious matter.

What's the use of having a lot of money if you're not alive to enjoy it?

Besides, if you want to exchange Muggle currency for Wizarding currency, you have to pay half price.

But it wasn't that no one came. Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver were attracted by the extraordinary reward in the newspaper. However, judging from their age, Stark never intended for them to take action. Like Spider-Man, these two siblings were Stark's reserve talents for the Avengers.

Superheroes are human too, and humans get old. Don't be fooled by Captain America's appearance and his incredible fighting skills; if he hadn't been frozen in the Arctic for seventy years, would he even be able to fight? He'd have a hard time even eating a hot dog!

Therefore, the Avengers must have backup forces; they cannot rely entirely on S.H.I.E.L.D., and they don't really trust Nick Fury either.

"Mr. Irving, we have news!"

Three days later, while Irving was reading, he received a message from Jarvis. Irving then disappeared on the spot, reappearing as he sat on the sofa, looking at the assembled group and asking, "Any news?"

"He's in Sokovia and has been secretly transforming the city. Whatever he's planning, I think we need to go and stop him."

In short, the last half of the sentence is the most useful.

Since we are in an adversarial relationship, we should do more things to make the enemy uncomfortable, regardless of whether we succeed or not, as long as we don't make the enemy feel good.

The journey was quite long. Apart from Thor, who didn't want to stay with Owen and was carried away by his own hammer, everyone else boarded the plane and quickly headed towards Sokovia.

The group entered the city and found that the residents had no sense of crisis at all; they were still carrying out their daily activities and were extremely relaxed.

Just as everyone was about to split up to search, the ground suddenly shook, and the entire city began to rise. However, the buildings in the city could not withstand the shaking and began to collapse. Countless people began to scream and then fled in all directions.

"Speed ​​up the pace, the city is rising!"

Stark's suit instantly appeared on his body. Captain America tore open his outer garment, revealing his iconic combat suit underneath, and also took out his shield. Hawkeye and the others quickened their pace. Even Owen changed into his most comfortable wizard robes. Like Stark, they took off from the spot and scattered in all directions to search. When encountering a crisis during the search, they would not hesitate to step in and save people.

Amidst the chaos, countless robots emerged, attacking the Avengers and preventing them from heading in one direction.

This is the robot's shortcoming; it acts according to programs, but it's too rigid. The Avengers all noticed this, and then they headed in the same direction. Before long, they found the switch. Without a doubt, destroying the switch would stop the city from taking off.

So without a second thought, Thor raised his hammer, crackling with lightning, and amidst cries of "No! No!", swung it down.

Then—the city began to accelerate into the air.

Irving descended from the sky, his gaze turning dangerous again as he looked at the guy. This approach of entrusting Earth's safety to aliens was now proving to be a failure.

"If it weren't for an emergency, I would have turned you into a pig that eats and sleeps, sleeps and eats. Believe me, the professor who taught me Transfiguration is best at turning people into pigs."

In the distance, Professor McGonagall, who was working overtime at Hogwarts, suddenly sneezed. However, she didn't pay attention to it and instead smiled. Owen must be thinking of her.

"Achoo!"

When she suddenly finished typing the second one, her expression changed: "Who's insulting me?"

Wizards' intuition is never wrong. She thought it was Dumbledore, so she decided to continue taking the day off tomorrow. Let the old man deal with all those documents himself; she still wouldn't help him!

Witches are women too, so what if they're a little petty?

Stark walked over and looked at it, then said with a grim expression, "This thing cannot be touched again, because if it is touched again, the city will collapse."

The previous fall was a good thing; it simply meant the city was gone and people were shaken up. But now, after accelerating, the city has flown to a very high place. If it falls again, no one can survive except those who can fly. If the city flies to a certain height and then falls, there will be very few survivors on Earth.

Ultron's massive machine army has officially appeared, and the battle, fought purely on instinct without any prompting from anyone, has begun!

Lightning, small cannons, arrows, and a tremendous roar—the Avengers' fighting style is extremely rugged, but there are also elegant ones. For example, Owen once again began casting spells with both hands, guarding one side alone, yet preventing all the robot army on that side from getting within twenty meters of him.

Within twenty meters, everything was spotless; twenty meters away, the ground was littered with metal fragments.

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It doesn't require any advanced magic, a simple explosion spell will do, and it doesn't need to be too powerful, just destroy the electronic circuits inside the robot.

While everyone else was fighting through gritted teeth, Owen, after getting used to the rhythm, simply put away his little wand. His free hand wasn't idle either; he grabbed a bottle of coffee, drank it all in one gulp, wiped his mouth with a handkerchief, and then took out his little wand again. Whenever he had a spare moment, he would lend Natasha a hand.

The robot army seemed endless. Everyone's stamina—no, not everyone's. At least Hulk was still as energetic as before the fight started. Owen's mana was still above average, but his energy was scattered, and he started to doze off.

But there's no other way. We can't just let the city fall into decline until we come up with a solution.

Blowing up the entire city is one solution, but what about all the people still living there? Blow them all up?

Just when everyone was at their wits' end, Nick Fury arrived with his flying aircraft carrier. Over the years, despite accumulating so much money, this director hadn't embezzled it all; instead, he used the money to build two flying aircraft carriers. The people began to evacuate, Stark went to find a way to blow up the city, and the others split up to search for people and help them evacuate.

Only three people remained: the Hulk with limitless power, Thor who could unleash thunder, and Owen.

Although there are fewer people, it's much easier than before. Owen's magic and Thor's hammer are all ranged attacks. Occasionally, a few lucky robots will rush in, and there's also Hulk's fist, so we can basically ensure safety.

So Owen had some free time to chat, but his conversation wasn't with Thor, but with Hulk: "Hulk, after this is over, how about we go to England? There are lots of magical delicacies there that you've never tried."

Thor was displeased: "Hulk, come with me to Asgard. We worship strength there; you'll definitely be popular!"

This alien is up to no good!

In terms of contact, he has spent far more time with Hulk than he has with himself, so why wasn't he invited before?

Why do I have to speak first?

"Mr. Thor, are you provoking me?"

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"snort!"

As soon as he finished humming, a beam of green light grazed past his ear and struck an unlucky robot. The circuit board was burned by the magic, and the robot collapsed. However, it was the most intact one that fell into Owen's hands.

"Oh dear, my hand slipped! Mr. Thor, would you like to test if your hand is slippery?"

Thor dared not, because he knew that if he dared to launch any attack on Owen, the guy would ignore everything else and attack him directly until he was killed.

Seeing that he hadn't fallen for the trick, Owen lost interest in provoking him. At the same time, he put away his wand and stopped using magic, instead letting the magic within his body expand outwards.

Fifteen meters.

Owen only extended his magic to 150 meters, and all the robots within that range fell down, sparks flying, upon entering that distance.

Magic and electrons are incompatible, yet magic's destructive power over electrons is exceptionally strong, and thus—

"Hulk, what would you like to drink? Coffee or tea? Of course, we also have other beverages—"

When Captain America returned, he saw the three of them sitting and drinking tea, and there wasn't a single robot standing around them anymore.

"What happened here?"

Owen looked up and laughed, "It's nothing, I was just too excited and forgot that wizards have absolute control over these things. Steve, what would you like to drink? Coffee or tea?"

Captain America sighed. Everyone in the Avengers has their own uniqueness. He originally thought Irving would be better, but he didn't expect that Irving would be even more unique.

"Stop drinking, let's get out of here, this place is about to explode."