Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 2 marks the beginning of the first time travel.

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This strange virtual panel appeared inexplicably on the very first day he was reborn into this world.

And only he can see it.

After so many years of research and reading the instructions on the panel, he has roughly figured out the general purpose of the panel.

First, as long as he does good deeds, he will accumulate little red stars on this panel. When he accumulates five thousand little red stars, he can exchange them for a special wizard bloodline and then be sent to a parallel world to learn magic.

Furthermore, according to the information on the panel, when he goes to a parallel world to learn magic, time in his main world will also stand still.

Over the years, Jerry has been trying to do good deeds within his ability, such as helping old ladies cross the street, helping neighbors with mobility issues take out the trash, beating up classmates who like to bully others, and taking the initiative to do some housework.

Furthermore, because he possessed the soul of an adult, he naturally excelled academically at school.

Therefore, whether it was his relatives at home, his neighbors, or his teachers at school, he was a very exemplary child, the kind of child that everyone else described as "someone else's child".

He also discovered that while the panel rewards good deeds with little red stars, there are no penalties for doing bad deeds.

For example, stealing things or snatching a child's lollipop will not result in the player losing a red star on the character panel.

"6000"

Looking at the number of red stars he had accumulated on the panel, Jerry took a deep breath and then clicked the redemption button next to him.

In fact, he had already accumulated enough small red stars half a year ago to exchange for wizard bloodline and enter parallel small world.

However, he kept hesitating about whether to redeem it.

The panel states that if he dies in a parallel world, he will also die in the main world; if he is injured in a parallel world, his body will be injured again upon returning.

His family, though not wealthy, is considered middle-class.

Besides, he's been given a second chance at life. If he studies hard, his future standard of living shouldn't be too bad. Is it really necessary for him to go on an adventure in an unknown wizarding world?

Compared to thrilling adventures, Jerry actually prefers a peaceful and stable life.

His dream in his past life was to have a car and a house, a gentle and considerate wife, a hot meal after get off work, and to take his wife and children on trips during holidays. He didn't ask for great wealth or fame, but only for peace, safety, and family happiness.

Unfortunately, that was not an easy thing for a child from the countryside. Even after his accidental death in his previous life, he had not saved enough money for a down payment.

But now, he has confirmed that the world he is in is that dangerous Marvel universe.

The roar of submachine guns beside him made him realize that if he didn't acquire some power of his own, he and his family in this life would be in real danger.

Although Jerry enjoys a peaceful life, it doesn't mean he lacks courage.

"Confirmed exchange for wizard bloodline. Initiating implantation."

"Implantation successful, initiating extraction of parallel mini-worlds."

"Successfully extracted from the Harry Potter parallel universe; identity implantation begins."

"Identity successfully implanted. Entering."

"The initial experience in the small world lasts for one month. If you wish to continue your experience, please redeem time using Little Red Stars!"

As lines of text appeared on the panel, Jerry realized that the world he was in seemed to have frozen in an instant, and his vision went black as he gradually lost consciousness.

August 1, 1991.

In an orphanage in the town of Winton, Surrey, London, a little boy with brown hair slowly sat up from his bed.

"I never expected it to be the world of Harry Potter! Luckily, I've seen all the movies in the series!"

The little boy rubbed his still slightly dizzy temples and let out a long sigh of relief.

Jerry had initially thought he was going to a strange magical world, but it turned out to be the world of Harry Potter, which made him quite happy.

Although his memory of many details had become hazy due to the passage of time, he still remembered the general plot.

In this world, as long as he stays away from the Ironhead trio, he is at least very safe until Voldemort is resurrected.

Voldemort's resurrection is still four or five years away from now.

Feeling less dizzy, Jerry began to sort through the information about his identity in this world that was being fed into his mind.

In this world, he is also called Jerry Carmen, but he has no family and is an orphan at an orphanage called Edward's Orphanage.

Other information included brief introductions about the orphanage staff and some of the orphans, and that was it.

"Let's get familiar with the environment first!"

After putting on his shoes and clothes, Jerry was about to push open the door and leave the room when he suddenly heard a "ding-ding" sound of knocking on the window.

Turning my head, I saw a gray, long-eared owl carrying a letter in its beak, tapping on the closed window with its claws.

"Could it be that they've arrived so soon?!"

Jerry quickly turned around and went to the window, opened it, and let the owl in.

The owl flew into the house, placed the envelope on the table, and then hooted at Jerry, seemingly asking for something to eat.

Jerry glanced around, then reached into his pocket, shrugged at the owl, and gave it an awkward yet polite smile.

Seeing this, the owl let out another hoot at Jerry, as if saying "bad luck," and then spread its wings and flew away through the window.

"this"

I never expected to be looked down upon by an owl on my very first day here.

Shaking his head helplessly, Jerry stepped forward and picked up the letter lying on the table.

The envelope wasn't made of ordinary offset paper, but rather of a vintage-looking parchment. The front of the envelope bore a few lines of text written in a strange emerald green color:

Recipient: Jerry Carmen

Address: Mr. Jerry Carmen, second floor, Edward Orphanage, Winton, Surrey.

Turning it over, a familiar wax seal was found on it.

The wax seal has a design with a large letter "H" in the center, surrounded by a lion, an eagle, a badger, and a snake.

Opening the envelope revealed two parchment sheets. One sheet contained all the books and necessities that first-year students at Hogwarts needed to purchase, along with important instructions.

The other one is the official Hogwarts acceptance letter:

Headmaster of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry: Albus Dumbledore

(President of the International Wizarding Federation, First-Class Archmage of the Order of Merlin, Chief Wizard of Wizengamo)

Dear Mr. Jerry Carmen:

We are pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry. Enclosed is a list of required books and equipment.

The semester is scheduled to begin on September 1st. I will personally visit Edward's Orphanage tomorrow morning at 9:00 AM to retrieve your reply.

Vice-Chancellor

Sincerely, Minerva McGonagall

Jerry carefully put away the Hogwarts acceptance letter and muttered to himself:

"Good, the sooner we start, the sooner we can go to Diagon Alley to buy spellbooks and learn magic. That way, when we go back a month later, we'll have a better chance of dealing with those armed robbers!"

(End of this chapter)