Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 394 Leaving Earth (Second Update)

In Jerry's view, humans on Earth are not suitable to move into the ring space to live.

On the one hand, they are living well on Earth, and you are moving a large number of them into the Ring Space, which is not a good thing in itself. The Ancient One would not agree to it if she knew.

On the other hand, while human civilization on Earth may not seem significant in the universe, it has at least transcended a state of ignorance and delusion.

Once a large number of them enter the ring space, after a period of development, they will inevitably explore the space and eventually discover some of its secrets.

Don't underestimate humans, and especially human scientists. Who knows, they might be able to take advantage of Jerry's inattention and wreak havoc on his ring space, potentially tearing it to pieces.

Since the goal is to develop borrowers, it's definitely not enough to just move a few people around. Considering future development, he certainly hopes to put an entire mature social system into his ring space.

Their civilization should ideally remain at the medieval stage, or even earlier, without any concept of the universe or science, and with a belief in gods and magic.

Ideally, there should be different factions, different small countries, and a complete social structure. This would create conflict, interests, and a demand for magic.

What he wanted was to gradually transform the ring space into another world, and then place the Book of Carmen inside, allowing it to spread steadily as his strength increased.

This is the only way to ensure sustainability and maximize profits.

However, Earth and the three small worlds he has already opened up have all entered modern society, which does not meet his conditions.

"It seems it's time to leave Earth!"

Earth doesn't meet his criteria right now, but the Marvel Universe is so vast, with countless planets inhabited by countless races and civilizations, that finding one that does shouldn't be too difficult.

Perfect timing! Now that he has the strength, he can also venture into the universe.

It's not just about immigrating to his ring space; it's also about learning more advanced biotechnology to further enhance his bloodline booster.

Moreover, the universe is not without its disasters. If we happen to encounter an event that threatens to destroy a planet, intervening to stop it could truly achieve the freedom of Little Red Star.

Two months later, at the dinner table.

"What? You're leaving New York for six months of practical learning? But you're only a sophomore!"

Has looked at Jerry with some surprise.

Although Jerry usually only comes back once a month or so after starting college due to his busy studies, this time it's been half a year since we last saw each other, which is still hard for him to accept.

Belle, who was already heavily pregnant, and Elsa, who had grown noticeably taller, were clearly not happy about Jerry's departure for six months.

"Six months will pass quickly, and this situation is special. My advisor told me that this will be of great benefit to my future graduation."

Jerry started making things up at the dinner table.

There's no way around it; it'll probably take him at least six months to leave Earth and go on a trip.

He hadn't been home for half a year and hadn't heard from anyone, so he figured Has and the others must be worried sick. That's why he made up this excuse.

Although the excuse sounded a bit ridiculous, he had magic powers and could manipulate the school professors to provide him with various certificates, so Haas and the others, though puzzled, had no choice but to accept it in the end.

Over the course of those two months, Jerry placed the remaining three mythical beasts, along with all the Carmen Mahjong sets he had created before returning to the main world, in various areas of New York.

He also watched as his sister Elsa, led by the little blue dragon, subdued them all one by one.

He also specially left Elsa a unique, unconditional Book of Carmen, allowing her to learn magic on her own, in addition to using Carmen Mahjong.

He also spent time upgrading Haas's small cannon and the entire residence again, and left behind all the robot soldiers.

He believed that unless the Ancient One and Odin intervened, no one should be able to harm his family during his absence from Earth.

In the event of a real emergency, he could sense it through the connection with the four divine beasts and find a way to return as quickly as possible.

"Heimdall!"

After saying goodbye to his family, Jerry found a secluded spot and shouted into the air.

Suddenly, a rainbow descended from the sky, carrying him away from Earth.

"Long time no see, Heimdall!"

In the Asgardian teleportation hall, Jerry emerged from the rainbow and greeted Heimdall, who was clad in golden armor.

Having once helped Asgard protect the Bifrost and having a semi-mentor-disciple relationship with Frigga, Jerry is currently the only person besides Thor who can freely summon Heimdall from Earth to open the Bifrost and come to Asgard.

The reason he came to Asgard now is because he doesn't know much about the situation outside the universe and needs to come to Asgard to find some information to learn.

Furthermore, he alone has no way to travel to the planets of other civilizations in the universe, firstly because he doesn't know their locations, and secondly because his portals can't reach that far yet.

Therefore, it is necessary to draw upon some of the power of Asgard.

Asgardians rarely leave the Nine Realms, but that doesn't mean they are incapable of leaving; they simply choose not to.

In fact, Asgard's technology is very advanced. Above the city of Asgard, you can see many huge turrets that use energy weapons that surpass Earth's technology and are extremely damaging.

Moreover, the Asgardians are quite famous in the universe, possessing formidable individual combat abilities.

"Long time no see, Mage Carmen. Are you here again to learn magic from the Queen?"

Heimdall sheathed his guardian sword, Bultsteel, and closed the Rainbow Bridge.

Hamdal had a very good impression of Jerry, the Earth wizard. If Jerry hadn't stopped Loki, the Rainbow Bridge might have been destroyed.

As the guardian of the Rainbow Bridge, the damage to the bridge and the invasion of foreign enemies were all his dereliction of duty.

"Not really, I mainly wanted to discuss something with His Majesty Odin!"

Jerry laughed.

Heimdall glanced in the direction of the Golden Palace:

"The Father of the Gods is holding a meeting in the Golden Palace, and it is estimated that it will take another two hours to finish."

"Then I will go to see the Queen of Gods first, and then I will go to see His Majesty Odin after he has finished his meeting."

Jerry nodded, stood up, spread his wings, and flew towards the palace where the Golden Palace Goddess resided.

While waiting for Odin, I can borrow some books about cosmic powers, races, and planetary divisions from Frigga, the Queen of the Gods, and also ask her about related matters.

Before marrying Odin, Frigga was a Vanir princess of Vanaheim, and she was very knowledgeable, so she must have known a lot about the universe.

(End of this chapter)