Marvel: Starting with the Glint-Glint Fruit.

Chapter 154 Building a Magical Warband (Seeking Monthly Tickets)

Having achieved his goal, Matthew did not linger at the school.

Even though he had quietly renamed the school after himself.

But good things come to those who wait; take your time.

To be fair, many of these students are indeed exceptionally talented mutants.

For example, Poppy, who is theoretically able to freeze time by growing at low temperatures, normally has a hundred tons of strength and can withstand the power of the Red Tank, the Hulk, Shadowcat, and so on.

Mutants are the most unreasonable group in the world.

Physics simply doesn't exist in the eyes of some mutants.

Matthew has already completed one of the most basic conditions of the tacit agreement he reached with Professor X.

Now he needs something that will allow him to completely put his mind at ease.

Territory.

No matter how eloquent Matthew's words may be, or how much they may inspire imagination, the old man certainly won't easily put all his chips on Matthew's side before he has a territory of his own.

Whether out of caution or for the sake of all mutants.

Matthew wasn't in a hurry. Accepting mutants in the future was one of his plans. Professor X was too prestigious; he was a leading figure among mutants.

With him, receiving mutants in the future will be smoother.

However, that's all in the future.

He'll go back and finish assembling the magic warband first.

The formation of the magic warband signifies that he has grasped both technology and magic, thus solidifying the foundation for building an empire.

It can withstand most of the risks in the future.

At the island base, with Matthew's return, the second phase of the battle group selection has begun to enter the final review stage in an orderly manner.

The second batch of selected soldiers is estimated to number around 5,000.

Once the second batch of soldiers begins training, the third round of selection and observation will begin immediately, and the selection process will start again six months later.

Matthew recruited soldiers from various countries around the world, and the number of them has exceeded 100,000.

The ratio of 5,000 people selected from 100,000 applicants may seem low, but it is actually quite high.

This selection process is not as simple as ordinary people joining the army.

The evaluation and selection criteria are very strict. In addition to observing daily life, investigating background and character, a series of criteria are also considered when performing tasks, and the final evaluation is completed.

Matthew's business is no longer a makeshift operation, especially in the early stages of starting a business, where many things must be strictly adhered to.

Even after the first batch of 5,000 people are screened, Reicher and Natasha will lead a group of instructors to conduct the final interviews.

The interview questions were drafted by a psychologist like Natasha.

They need to use their Observation Haki to identify clear changes through these questions, and they will be rejected if they fail even slightly.

Of course, these selections have little to do with Matthew.

He was in charge of formulating the strategic blueprint and controlling the overall direction, while some of the details were handled by senior executives like Lei Che.

Matthew's most important task now is to complete the final construction of the Riot Games universe.

As mentioned at the beginning, he found a dimension full of infinite energy, which was of great significance not only to him but also to the magical warband he was about to build.

This means that his magic armies can learn magic and mobilize the energy of this dimension to use it.

Unlike the mages of Kamar-Taj, who need to establish a contract with the magical dimensions of Vishanti.

But once this universe is discovered, there is a key question: how to mobilize and utilize it?

How to transform this dimensional energy into magical energy.

Matthew had considered setting up a magical barrier within this Fist Universe.

This fixed magical barrier can continuously draw energy from the fist-dimensional universe to maintain its operation, and it also has the function of converting it into magical energy.

This allows warriors in subsequent magic chapters to skip this cumbersome step when using magic.

But Matthew quickly dismissed the idea.

Because Matthew realized that he was a leader, but not a babysitter, this seemingly simple step could indeed help the soldiers skip.

Is this really a good idea?

In the process of learning magic, difficulties and obstacles may delay one's progress, but once these difficulties are overcome, isn't that another kind of growth?

He removed this difficult process, and also removed an important factor in the growth process.

So Matthew gave up.

However, Matthew instead constructed a magical barrier, or rather, a contract.

Similar to Vishanti.

Every person who borrows energy from the Fist Universe must pass through this magical barrier, thereby signing a contract.

The contract was quite simple, not as domineering as the Vishanti.

There is only one: after the contract is signed, Matthew is assumed to have the highest authority. The use of magical energy requires his authorization, and if anyone harbors disloyalty or is misled for other reasons, he will be held accountable.

Matthew, as the person with the highest authority, would receive a warning.

This allows them to identify the traitor and revoke their privileges at any time.

This can be considered a kind of fuse that Matthew casually installed.

Compared to other unscrupulous bosses, Matthew's little feature is incredibly generous, especially compared to Vishanti.

The energy source has been set up.

The remaining task was to inform the two warbands. The Astartes Warband was positioned as an assault unit, focusing on large-scale and small-team operations, while the Raven Warband was more inclined towards single-unit combat.

Regardless, the two major battle groups should have been composed of warriors.

Matthew doesn't care about that.

Who says warriors and mages have to be clearly distinct? Magic is so much easier to learn!

The answer to this version is to master both magic and martial arts.

Putting everything else aside, with magic, it becomes much easier to deal with and inflict damage on life forms from other dimensions.

In his vision, the two major battle groups would primarily focus on physical training, but would supplement it with magic.

Magical bands specialize in magic, while also undergoing physical training.

Glass cannons are unacceptable.

If we are to develop, we must move towards a circular pattern; hexagons are not suitable.

Therefore, an additional task was added to the daily training of the two warbands, forcing them to allocate some time to learning magic, which was already filled with training time.

But no one complained.

On the contrary, every soldier was extremely excited.

After all, magic is too useful.

Training continues in full swing.

Meanwhile, the selection of the first batch of members for the magic warband was conducted by Matthew himself, with Nydy assisting him.

After all, Nydy will be appointed by Matthew as the leader of the magic chapter in the future, and the personnel arrangements and members need to be familiar with them.

The girl was excited, but Jennifer was even more excited.

While Nydice at least needed rest, Jennifer was completely insane and didn't need any rest at all. As a result, Jennifer's progress in learning magic far surpassed that of her best friend Nydice.

The two girls could even pull off a crazy move by temporarily swapping bodies.

When using magic, Jennifer can instantly take over Nydy's body and use magic.

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