Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 190 New Superhero (Third Update)

"Have you read all those magic books?"

Queen Frigga looked surprised upon hearing Jerry's answer.

You should know that when Jerry left last time, he took more than twenty magic books with him. An ordinary mage would need one book to study for a long time, but Jerry read them all in three weeks.

However, during her subsequent discussion with Jerry about magic, she learned that Jerry had not only read all twenty-odd magic books, but had also basically understood them all.

In the end, one can only sigh that it's no wonder that at such a young age, after only a few years of studying magic, the other person already possesses magical abilities worthy of praise from Odin.

Although the human race has a short lifespan of no more than a hundred years and most of them are mediocre, every now and then a few exceptionally talented individuals emerge, surpassing even the long-lived gods.

"The essence of the clone technique is to use your mind to draw upon the magical power borrowed from the Tree of Life. Oh, you white mages borrow it from the Vishanti, but the principle is the same. Then you follow special incantations and..."

The effects of most of the magic in Asgard are the same as the magic that Jerry has already learned. He learns and draws on the principles behind it, but only to make the magic he has learned now more powerful.

Just like the theories about spatial magic in Asgardian magic, which greatly benefited him, allowing him to conduct more in-depth research on the Traceless Spell, which also requires the application of spatial theories.

This also laid a solid foundation for his future study of Apparition, a technique based on the same spatial system.

The same principle applies to other types of magic.

However, there is one category of magic that Jerry currently lacks.

That is illusion magic, especially the kind that creates clones.

Jerry never encountered illusion magic in the magic he learned at Hogwarts. The Transfiguration Charm at Hogwarts is a transformation of physical objects, not an illusion.

The magic books of Morgana's faction do contain illusion magic, such as the illusion transformation spell he now frequently uses, but they haven't been studied in great depth.

Illusions are illusions after all; they cannot cause direct harm, nor can they increase a mage's level. Few mages in that world were interested in studying this type of magic.

However, in Jerry's opinion, illusion magic, especially Asgardian clone magic, is actually quite useful.

Creating fake clones during battle can confuse enemies and buy time to cast spells; creating clones in daily life can also save him a lot of trouble.

Although the clone is fake, once he learns Apparition, he can transfer his main body to the location of the clone at any time.

At noon, they enjoyed the unique cuisine of Asgard. As evening approached, Jerry, carrying a new batch of spellbooks, returned to Earth with Thor from the teleportation temple.

To be honest, although Asgard doesn't have modern skyscrapers, it has a strong exotic atmosphere and various unique landscapes that can't be seen on Earth, making it quite spectacular.

When I have time, I definitely want to set aside time to explore Asgard properly and experience the unique charm of the divine realm.

Perhaps when he becomes even stronger, he can leave Earth and explore other planets in the universe.

It's been more than three weeks since Saul and I last went to Asgard.

7 PM

Jerry, Elsa, Haas, and teacher Berry were sitting in the living room eating dinner while watching the news on TV.

"Following the Wizard, a second superhero has appeared in New York. He calls himself Thor, wears a mask, is dressed in silver armor, and carries a hammer!"

So is he the real Thor from mythology, or just an imitator of the Thor from mythology?

We now have with us the Commissioner of the New York Police Department, George Stacy. Commissioner, what are your thoughts on Thor's appearance?

On the television, in the upper right corner, a blonde woman is playing a video showing Thor flying through the air with his hammer and striking criminals with his electric powers.

Sitting next to her was a smartly dressed middle-aged man in a police uniform, who was the head of the New York Police Department.

He picked up the microphone on the table and said, half-jokingly:

"Sigh, it's already the 21st century, are there still people who don't believe in science but in gods? Surely no one is that stupid. According to our experts' monitoring, Thor's armor, which looks like the armor of an ancient warrior, is actually equipped with an advanced magnetic levitation device."

There might be small flying devices hidden behind his cloak, and his hammer is just an enlarged version of a stun gun. Sometimes things aren't as complicated as you think!

The blonde female reporter was clearly not convinced and pressed her for an answer with some aggressiveness:

"What about wizards? If magicians exist and magic exists, why don't gods necessarily exist?"

The police chief seemed to have anticipated the female reporter's question and calmly answered:

"Does magic really exist? In reality, it's just some magical effects created using high-tech methods, like David Copperfield."

He's performed feats of flight, of crossing the Great Wall, of making a 7-ton jet plane disappear, and even of making the Statue of Liberty disappear—but is he a magician? He's just a pretty good magician!

The blonde woman felt that something was off about the police chief's answer, but she didn't know how to refute it.

Finally, seemingly unwilling to give up, she asked again:

"If that's the case, why hasn't the police arrested the wizard and Thor, allowing them to fly over New York using high-tech equipment?"

The police chief shrugged:

"Why arrest them? Although they are not real Thor and wizards, they have made a huge contribution to the safety of New York, you know?"

Since the emergence of wizards, New York's nighttime crime rate has dropped to 70%. Now, with the addition of Thor, who prefers to fight criminals during the day, New York is about to become the safest city in the entire United States.

Do you want us to arrest the vigilantes, the wizard and Thor?

The blonde beauty was speechless.

Thor doesn't have many fans yet, but Wizard has a lot of fans in New York. If she dares to answer, her car tires will probably be deflated by the time she gets to work tomorrow.

"Fuck, you liar! Magic must exist! Wizards do know magic!"

At the dinner table, Elsa angrily pointed at the police chief on TV.

At this moment, Ms. Belle, who was standing nearby, immediately looked over and said seriously:

"Elsa, who taught you to swear?"

Elsa immediately realized something was wrong, covered her mouth, and pointed her arm at Haas.

Ms. Belle squinted at Has, who looked at his daughter's pleading eyes, his lips twitched, and he nodded helplessly.

Jerry, who was standing nearby, smiled and shook his head.

Elsa is already eleven years old. Although she is still a bit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur), she actually knows everything she should know, and has naturally heard a lot of swear words, which is normal.

(End of this chapter)