Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 182 Heading to Asgard (First Update)

In Jerry's view, perhaps Odin, the king of the gods, had long ago seen the dissatisfaction in his youngest son Loki, and also the great flaws in the character of his eldest son Thor.

In order to quell the discontent in his younger son's heart and to improve the character of his elder son so that he could become a qualified king of Asgard, Thor went along with it and did not expose Loki's plan on the day of his coronation.

Letting the eldest son experience life on Earth like a mortal can improve his arrogance and belligerent nature, and he can be monitored throughout the process without any danger.

Let the youngest son experience being king, so he can understand that he is not suited to be king, and let him know that even though he has made such a big mistake, his father, mother and brother still love him.

After everything was over, the eldest son, Thor, became a qualified king, while the younger son, Loki, was imprisoned for several decades as a form of punishment. Once the eldest son's throne was secure, he was released, and the whole family was happy again.

However, a small accident has occurred: a human has actually been able to meet the conditions he imposed on Thor's hammer and lift it.

That definitely won't work.

Thor had now largely met his requirements and changed a lot, so he took the opportunity to break Thor's seal, allowing him to regain his divine power and summon Mjolnir.

Of course, all of this is just Jerry's current speculation. As for the truth, only Odin himself would know.

However, he felt that this reasoning was quite likely, otherwise how could things be so coincidental?

But this actually gave Jerry a headache.

This means that since all of this is under Odin's surveillance, it is definitely impossible for him to kill Loki.

Loki already knows his true appearance, and if he were to return to Earth with the Mind Scepter, it would be a huge problem.

Jerry's only weakness right now is Haas and Elsa. With Loki's intelligence, he can't possibly be unaware of this if he wants to deal with him. Then, he'll have a real headache dealing with this.

If only Loki knew, that would be fine. Loki was taken back to Asgard after the Avengers ended, so it wasn't a big deal.

The real problem would be if Loki revealed this secret to the world, making it known to everyone.

Not to mention S.H.I.E.L.D. or similar organizations, even if the gangs he offended before found out, it would be a big problem.

If you want revenge, just two bullets are enough to end Haas and Elsa's lives.

He could take Haas and Elsa to other small worlds to hide, but that wouldn't be a long-term solution.

Has and Elsa have their own lovers and friends in this world, and many things they cannot part with. Sending them to another world is not what they want.

Jerry wouldn't do that unless absolutely necessary.

So, how can we prevent this from happening?

After a moment's thought, Jerry made a decision in his heart!

The Rainbow Bridge teleportation point is located 15 kilometers northwest of the base.

"These are magical symbols written in runes, and they do share some similarities with the magical symbols used to make door keys!"

Jerry squatted on the ground, looking at the circular pattern left behind when the Rainbow Bridge teleported, and pondered to himself.

"It seems that Asgardian magic and the magic in the Harry Potter world share some similarities!"

A large group of people stood around Jerry, including S.H.I.E.L.D. agents such as Coulson and Hawkeye Barton, Captain America holding a shield, Tony Stark in his Iron Man suit, and the Warriors Three and the goddess Sif in their Asgardian armor.

Just then, a figure flew rapidly through the sky; it was Thor, the God of Thunder, wielding his hammer.

"Guys, thank you for your help. From today onwards, you can consider me an ally. Now, I need to return to the Divine Realm to settle some family matters. I'll come back to you all after that!"

Thor, along with the Warriors Three and Sif, stood on the Rainbow Bridge and sincerely thanked Jerry and the others who had helped him. Then he shouted loudly to the sky:

"Heimdall, open the Rainbow Bridge! Heimdall, Heimdall, we need you!"

As Thor called out repeatedly, strange phenomena appeared in the sky once again.

At that moment, to everyone's surprise, Jerry walked up to Thor's side:

"I'm very interested in Asgard. Would you mind taking me on a day trip there?"

Thor paused for a moment, then burst into laughter:

"Of course I don't mind!"

If we were to name the person he is most grateful to in all of Midgard right now, besides his new girlfriend Jane, it would be this little wizard who helped him many times and ultimately helped him regain his divine powers.

Therefore, taking a wizard to Asgard is certainly not a problem.

Moreover, Jerry's displayed strength is extraordinary. We don't know what the situation is in the God Realm yet, but with Jerry, this wizard, around, he might be of great help.

If nothing else is wrong, he can naturally use the Rainbow Bridge to send Jerry back when he wants to.

Besides, he had promised Jane that he would come back to be with her once he had dealt with the matters in the Divine Realm, and he couldn't go back on his word!

A rainbow streaked across the sky and landed on the circular pattern.

Jerry, Thor, and the others vanished instantly after being enveloped by the rainbow.

In less than a second, Jerry was no longer in the wasteland of New Mexico, but in a magnificent golden teleportation palace.

At the end of the teleportation hall is a colorful rainbow bridge that leads directly to a magnificent and spectacular castle.

"We can't let this rainbow bridge break!"

According to information from Avengers 1, the Rainbow Bridge eventually broke, and Loki exiled himself into space, where he was found by Thanos, who then gave him the Mind Control Scepter, leading to the Battle of New York.

Therefore, as long as he doesn't let the Rainbow Bridge break or Loki be banished to the universe, but instead allows Loki to be properly captured and kept in the Asgardian prison, there's naturally no need to worry about his identity being exposed.

Even if Loki wouldn't be imprisoned by Odin for decades or centuries due to family ties, such a serious crime should at least warrant seven or eight years of imprisonment, which would be more than enough time.

It seems that the breaking of the Rainbow Bridge and Loki's self-exile were beyond Odin's original expectations. In Odin's eyes, Loki's actions should be considered a plus, and there probably isn't much of a problem.

He had asked Thor before, "What would happen if something as important as the Rainbow Bridge broke?"

Thor's answer was that the Rainbow Bridge is the passage connecting Asgard to the Nine Realms. If it is broken, Asgard's army will not be able to reach the Nine Realms, and there may be unrest in many parts of the Nine Realms.

It was precisely because of these considerations that he decided to come to Asgard with Thor.

(End of this chapter)