Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 151 A Talent Surpassing Merlin (Second Update)

Fire Dragon Spell is a controllable area-of-effect fire spell created by Jerry by combining fire magic theories from two worlds, including the Fire Spell, Fiendfyre Spell, and Sunlong's Fireball Spell.

Its advantages are that it is controllable, has a wide damage range, and has a certain curse effect, making it difficult to heal after being burned.

The downside is that it consumes a little mana, but with Jerry's current mana reserves, it's not too bad to use.

"The fire dragon descends!"

Late at night, inside the box space.

With a wave of his wand, Jerry conjured a fire dragon over ten meters long in front of him. Under his control, the dragon smashed through more than a dozen puppets before disappearing.

"The power is still lacking; we need to continue improving it!"

Jerry frowned as he observed the effects of the Fire Dragon Spell.

Jerry doesn't lack single-target attack magic these days, but he lacks area-of-effect attack magic.

Whether it's the Death Curse, the Divine Sword Curse, or the Particle Cannon, they are all very useful when facing one or two, or three or four enemies, but they become more troublesome if there are too many enemies.

After all, although his body has been improved by meditation and is now much stronger than that of ordinary people, it is still a mortal body. If an ordinary bomb hits him completely, it might blow him to pieces.

When he attacks enemies with magic, the enemies will also attack him. If he cannot quickly defeat the besieging enemies, he will also be surrounded and killed.

In fact, he was not without area-of-effect spells, but neither the spells in the wizarding manual nor the spells taught at Hogwarts were quite suitable.

Ever since learning about the Mjolnir that fell from the sky, Jerry knew that the Avengers movie might not be far off.

The appearance of Thor's hammer means that Thor must be nearby, and the main villain in Avengers is Thor's brother Loki.

The Avengers will not only face Loki, but also an army of tens of thousands of aliens with advanced technology and weapons, as well as the enormous alien beasts they control.

With the magic he has learned so far, it would be difficult for him to make any outstanding contributions in this great battle.

The Killing Curse is certain to kill, and its lethality is undeniable. However, those aliens are not fools. They travel in advanced flying vehicles and will not stand still to be attacked. Moreover, the laser weapons they wield are no joke.

After the entire battle, could Jerry kill ten or twenty aliens with the Killing Curse?

The Avengers present both a crisis and an opportunity. If it's for safety reasons, he could avoid this major battle by simply leaving New York with Haas and his family.

But he didn't want to do that. Running away wouldn't solve the problem. He could escape the aliens in Avengers 1, but could he escape the purple sweet potato demon at the end?

Even if the Avengers manage to resurrect half of the missing people, the Marvel universe isn't just about the Purple Potato. In those major crises, someone will always be affected and die. If you're unlucky, it could be yourself or your loved ones.

So even if you escape New York and live in another city, it's not necessarily safe.

Jerry likes to take his destiny into his own hands. Only by striving to become strong enough can he cope with all the crises that may occur in the future.

Therefore, he definitely has to participate in this major event in Avengers, because if he makes a huge contribution, kills enough aliens, and saves enough ordinary people, he will surely be able to obtain a massive amount of Little Red Stars.

As his body gradually adapts to the "energizing" side effects, his little red stars will be depleted more and more, and relying solely on doing good deeds in New York to earn little red stars will definitely be far from enough.

But if he only killed a dozen or twenty aliens in Avengers, how many Little Red Stars would he get?

……

While the Divine Sword Shadowless Curse does have a better invisibility effect, its killing range is limited. At most, it can kill a dozen more people than the Death-Taking Curse, but that doesn't change anything.

As for the particle cannon with great destructive power, if you want it to have good destructive power, you need to charge it up. But those aliens won't stand still and wait for you to charge up and unleash your ultimate move. The first sneak attack might be effective, but once you're discovered, it's basically impossible to get away with it.

As for the magical dragon that fought the robots before, it's not very suitable, because those aliens all have flying vehicles, and a volley of fire would kill his magical dragon.

So after much thought, he decided to merge the magic of the two worlds to create a ranged magic suitable for group attacks.

After multiple rounds of selection, Jerry set his sights on fire magic.

First of all, fire magic is more suitable for area attacks, but the fire magic he learned has flaws and is not suitable for use in the Avengers 1 battle.

Like the Fiendish Curse, once released, it will indiscriminately burn and expand as long as there is flammable material. At that time, it will not only burn aliens, but probably even the entire New York City will be burned to ashes.

Unless he can reach Voldemort's level, he shouldn't even think about using Fiendfyre to kill enemies, because that would mean killing ten thousand enemies while losing eight thousand of his own.

Dumbledore's modification of the Fire Charm to create a path through fire was actually quite good. After all, in the movie, Dumbledore's wave of his wand controlled a rolling sea of ​​fire that directly burned thousands of Inferi to death.

But after Jerry subtly probed, he learned some information about Vulcan's path-clearing from Dumbledore, and it turned out to be more complex than he had imagined.

To use Vulcan to clear a path requires an extremely deep foundation in magic. Even Professor Flitwick is currently unable to use Vulcan, so the chances of him using it in Avengers 1 are extremely slim.

Secondly, Sun Long's forte is fire magic, so when performing magical fusion, he can not only consult wizards from this world such as Dumbledore, Snape, Flitwick, and McGonagall, but also consult Sun Long, a wizard from another world.

That's why, in just two months, he was able to create the Fire Dragon Spell, which can barely be considered a group attack spell.

However, the destructive power of the Fire Dragon Curse is currently far less than he had anticipated.

But there's no rush. He still has time. He can optimize it later, for example, by increasing the size of the fire dragon to increase its power, or by increasing the number of fire dragons each time it is used to increase the attack range, and so on.

Some things are most difficult to invent, but once you understand the principles and upgrade them, they become much easier.

"Even Merlin at this age wouldn't be much different!"

Behind Jerry, Sun Long watched as Jerry actually created a new fire magic and couldn't help but marvel at it.

He had no idea how many Hogwarts professors Jerry had consulted. In his eyes, Jerry had only studied fire magic with him for two months, yet he had created a powerful fire dragon spell. His talent was simply beyond his imagination.

(End of this chapter)