Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 171 Thor Loses His Divine Power (Second Update)

"So, you don't know where he went either?"

After listening to Jane's account, Jerry had a general idea of ​​what was going on.

"Oh, I think he's probably still near the restaurant where we ate. After all, he doesn't have a car, and it's only been less than fifteen minutes since we parted ways!"

Daisy glanced down at her watch and replied.

Jerry narrowed his eyes slightly upon hearing this:

"Where is that shop? Can you take me there? I want to talk to Mr. Saul and ask him some questions!"

"Of course, it's just east of town. I'll drive you there!"

At this moment, Jane hurriedly responded.

Jerry helped her retrieve her most important experimental equipment and research notes; it was only right that he helped her with this small favor.

Moreover, it seems quite nice to see that strange Thor again.

Although that guy was eccentric and delusional, I have to say he was quite charming when he was normal, at least much more charming than his ex-boyfriend, that scumbag doctor.

"Ms. Foster, you really are a very kind person!"

Jerry couldn't help but joke when he saw how quickly Jane agreed, as if she was afraid someone else would take the job.

Jerry could see through it but not say it. Through Jane's narration, he could clearly sense that Jane had already developed feelings for Thor.

"Let's go, we probably won't be able to find that delusional patient soon!"

Jane blushed slightly, picked up her coat, and waved to Jerry.

"See you later!"

Jerry waved to Professor Eric and his assistant Daisy, then followed Jane into her modified bread van.

After a few twists and turns, in about five minutes, they found Thor in front of a pet shop on East Street.

"Look, there he is. What's he doing at the pet store?"

The bread truck was parked on the side of the road. Jane pointed to the man in the brown jacket who had just walked into the pet store and asked in surprise.

The man looked to be in his thirties, with shoulder-length blond hair and a tall, muscular build. He strode confidently into the pet shop.

"Go down and see for yourself!"

Jerry opened the car door and got out first, followed closely by Jane.

However, before they even reached the pet store entrance, they heard a deep, menacing male voice coming from inside:

"I need a horse!"

Meanwhile, the pet shop owner standing opposite Thor was stunned. What kind of idiot would think that his pet shop would have a horse?

"Excuse me, sir, we don't have horses, only dogs, cats, and birds..."

"Just give me something big enough to ride!"

Thor waved his hand, seemingly unconcerned about not having a horse.

The pet shop owner sized Thor up and down, then looked around at all the pets in his shop, finally fixing his gaze on the largest pet in the shop, the husky.

The husky gave the pet shop owner a wise look, then stretched its head out and successfully stuck its head out of the cage.

"Hey, Thor, come out here for a second!"

Jane, standing at the door, rubbed her forehead and watched Thor walk towards her with a look of surprise on his face. She explained in a low voice:

"No pet store has an animal that can carry you!"

Thor smiled dismissively:

"There's no other way. This mortal body is too weak to find M'jolnir (Thor's hammer) on foot, and you're unwilling to send me there, so this is the only way!"

"Hello, Thor. If you don't mind, I can take you to retrieve your Mjolnir!"

At this moment, Jerry stepped forward.

Thor looked down at Jerry with some confusion:

"Little friend, who are you?"

"kid?"

Jerry couldn't help but raise an eyebrow, but he knew that this was Hermione's image, and it wouldn't be wrong to call her a child.

"You can call me a wizard, a human who knows a little magic!"

Jerry pointed his wand at a trash can by the roadside, and the trash can instantly transformed into a white horse.

"You're a mage from Midgard, do you know me?"

As soon as Thor saw that Jerry could use magic, he immediately knew that he was a magician from the human world.

As the god of thunder who has lived for 1,500 years, although he hasn't been to Midgard in a long time, he still knows that there are quite a few magicians in this world.

Jerry nodded:

"I've seen some records about you in magic books, and just a few hours ago, I saw Thor's hammer, embedded in the ground, that no one could lift!"

To be honest, in Jerry's opinion, among the superheroes in Avengers, Thor is probably the strongest in terms of raw power, and he doesn't have any weaknesses.

Oh, I can't say it's completely absent; it seems like my brain isn't working quite right.

Iron Man relies entirely on technology and his Iron Man suit. Without the suit, he is no different from an ordinary person, and even a skilled assassin could kill him.

The Hulk is equally powerful, but even Dr. Banner can't control him. Captain America's physical abilities are several times that of a normal person, but he still dies if he gets shot.

Black Widow and Hawkeye, needless to say, lack raw power, but they excel at stealth, ambushes, and intelligence gathering.

Only Thor, who has lived for 1500 years, has a body that ordinary weapons cannot damage. Even missiles hitting him at point-blank range probably wouldn't kill him. He has super strong melee capabilities, and with a hammer in hand, he can unleash a wide-area AOE lightning attack. He also has the ability to fly.

Actually, if they were to really fight, Thor is the one he finds the most troublesome right now.

However, the current Thor seems to be different from the Thor he saw in Avengers 1. Could it be because he lost Mjolnir?

That doesn't seem likely. Mjolnir is Thor's weapon, that's true, but even without Mjolnir, Thor's strength shouldn't be this weak.

Although he had some doubts, he didn't show them for the time being.

Upon hearing Jerry say that he could take him to retrieve his hammer, Thor was overjoyed and patted Jerry on the shoulder, promising:

"That's wonderful! Once I retrieve Mjolnir and regain my divine power, I will definitely thank you properly!"

After saying that, he looked at Jian and said:

"And you, Ms. Foster, and Eric and Daisy, you are all good people!"

Jane was completely bewildered. Thor was the God of Thunder? The God of Thunder really existed? This seemed absurd.

However, she remembered Jerry's identity and the various spells he had cast before, and her uncertainty returned.

And so, after finding Saul, the three of them returned together to Jane's place.

"Aren't we going to the outskirts of town?"

After getting on the bus, Thor was puzzled to find that he was back in the same place as in the morning.

Jerry then explained the existence of S.H.I.E.L.D. and its general background to Thor.

"So you mean, I need S.H.I.E.L.D.'s permission to get my Mjolnir back?"

Thor's expression wasn't too good.

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(End of this chapter)