Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 188 Dimensional Demon God (First Update)

It turns out that Jane was originally a PhD in astrophysics from Columbia University in New York. She had temporarily rented a house in Old Bridge because she was researching strange celestial phenomena discovered in New Mexico.

Daisy is a student who is about to graduate from the school and is also her female assistant. She initially came to help mainly for academic credits.

As for Professor Eric, he was originally in New York, and only came to Old Bridge to help with the research at Jane's invitation.

Now, the appearance of Thor and the existence of the Rainbow Bridge have explained the astrophysical phenomena she is currently studying from another perspective, but her research results, because they involve Asgard, certainly cannot be published.

Therefore, she also plans to pack up, return the apartment, and go back to New York University.

Thor, currently in the throes of new love, would naturally follow suit.

Jerry took the slip of paper, glanced at the address, and instantly memorized the number. He smiled and nodded.

"That's good. I'm also in New York, so this way we'll be closer to each other. If we don't have time, we can get together more often!"

Saul was also in New York, so it would be easier to find him in Asgard from then on.

Actually, Jerry quite enjoys spending time with Thor because, with Thor's intelligence, even if he lies, Thor won't be able to tell. Sometimes, he doesn't have to put in so much effort or be so careful when he speaks.

Moreover, Thor is currently the only one on Earth who knows his true identity, so being with Thor means you don't have to hide your identity anymore.

The most crucial thing is that Thor is tough. If he encounters a powerful opponent, with Thor as a super tank in front, his safety level will immediately increase several times.

A sturdy meat shield, a free henchman, a human transport ship—how ​​could Jerry not develop feelings for him?

Just as Jerry was saying goodbye to Thor and Jane, a S.H.I.E.L.D. supersonic plane arrived over Old Bridge.

"Alright, I'm off. See you in New York!"

Jerry waved to the two of them, then flew up on his broomstick towards the S.H.I.E.L.D. plane in the air.

Goodbye, New York!

Thor, with Jane in his arms, waved to Jerry as he flew away.

With that, Jerry's mission in New Mexico came to a complete end.

Although it was a bit tough, the rewards were huge.

"So this is what magic is like in this world!"

Three weeks have passed since Jerry returned from New Mexico, during which time he has focused his energy on the spellbook he retrieved from Asgard.

Through continuous research and study, he finally gained a general understanding of what magic in this world was all about.

It turns out that the magical power used by all the magicians in this world does not belong to them. They borrow power from higher-level dimensional demons or from beings like the Tree of Life to unleash various spells.

They are different from Jerry. Jerry has wizard blood and uses meditation to convert external energy into unique magic, which he then stores in his body and releases in various forms using magic.

All the mages in this world are unable to store magic power within their bodies. They can only borrow magical power from powerful beings of higher dimensions through various means such as leasing or signing contracts to cast spells.

Moreover, this kind of rental is not without cost; the power borrowed each time a spell is cast must be repaid over a longer period of time.

However, the principles of magic are all the same, and there is actually not much difference in the application and understanding of magic. When he was reading the Asgardian magic books, he also benefited a lot from the magical theories about illusion, transformation, and space.

In other words, Jerry can also use Asgardian magic once he learns it, but he needs to make some minor adjustments. He will change the process of borrowing magic from the Tree of Life to outputting magic from his own body. That will be enough.

It looks simple, but it takes a lot of effort to make such fine adjustments. It's not easy to modify any mature and perfect magic and still be able to release it stably.

Fortunately, he was experienced in this area; his experience in creating the Fire Dragon Spell and optimizing various spells could also come in handy now.

Upon closer reflection, Jerry suddenly realized something.

That is, he is similar to the dimensional demon god of this world, quite similar, except that the dimensional demon god's strength and the magic power within him are far beyond what he can compare to now.

However, they all possess their own power, and they all strengthen themselves by absorbing external forces.

Perhaps, when he becomes powerful enough, he can learn from these dimensional demons and lease his magic to others, then have them return double or triple the amount. Wouldn't that be much faster than cultivating meditation techniques himself?

At worst, he can just charge less interest.

However, it's just a thought for now. After all, dimensional demons are beings that transcend dimensions and are immortal, according to the Asgardian magic books.

The immortality here does not refer to lifespan, but rather to the inability to be killed by any means. One may be defeated, imprisoned, or expelled, but one can never be completely killed.

In particular, they are terrifyingly powerful in their respective dimensions.

As for Jerry now, well, if he doesn't dodge, a bullet hitting him in the forehead could probably kill him.

But at least he has the potential to become a dimensional demon god; he just needs time.

"It's been three weeks. It's about time to go back to Asgard with Thor!"

In the morning, in the classroom, Jerry closed his magic book, activated his illusion spell, and quietly left the classroom.

On the first day of school after the Christmas holidays, Jerry once again used magic to skip class.

In three weeks, Jerry had basically read through all the magic books he had brought back from Asgard.

However, given the significant differences between the magic systems, there were many things in the book that he couldn't understand on his own.

So he decided to have Thor take him to Asgard today to find Queen Frigga, since Thor had been incredibly bored every day since arriving in New York.

The ninth floor of Columbia University faculty housing.

Jerry dispelled the illusion spell and knocked on the windowpane.

Through the window, Jerry could see Saul inside, dressed in pajamas, happily drinking beer, eating cheese, and watching TV—friends, to make matters worse.

"Hey Jerry, you're here! Want to grab a beer?"

Seeing Jerry riding a broom outside the window, Thor nimbly jumped up from the sofa, laughing as he ran over and opened the window.

"Thor, I told you, don't call me by my real name on Earth!"

Jerry jumped into the living room through the window and gave Saul another helpless instruction.

That idiot, he's definitely not that reliable.

"Don't worry, buddy, I remember. It's not just you and me!"

Thor gulped down the entire bottle of beer.

(End of this chapter)