Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 533 I'll Be the Supervisor (First Update)

Upon hearing Jerry's words, everyone opened their mouths, unsure how to respond.

Indeed, killing all those people would eliminate the agreement, but that's clearly impractical and impossible. They are Avengers, superheroes upholding justice; each has their own principles, so how could they possibly indiscriminately kill innocent people?

Even the opposition, led by Steve, could not accept Jerry's suggestion.

Of course, everyone thought Jerry was joking at the time.

"Hey bro, while I also think signing that agreement was ridiculous, killing all those people doesn't seem like the right thing to do either. But if you really want to do it, I support you!"

If there's one person who actually took it seriously, it's Thor.

As the future successor of the Divine Realm, he has lived for 1,500 years and has frequently fought in the Nine Realms. It is estimated that the amount of blood on his hands is more than all the people here combined.

Moreover, Asgard has a very strict class system and belongs to a feudal dynasty.

According to the Asgardians' beliefs, the highest-ranking person is undoubtedly Odin, the king of the gods, followed by other members of the royal family, then ordinary Asgardians, and finally, various humans and creatures from other realms.

Therefore, in the eyes of the Asgardians, Earth was a lower realm that needed protection, and the status of Earthlings was naturally not high in the eyes of ordinary Asgardians.

However, after Thor came to Earth, he developed feelings for the place, and his perception of it became somewhat different from that of a normal Asgardian.

Even so, he became an Avenger out of a sense of responsibility as a god to protect mortals. In terms of identity, he is still Thor, a god who is 1,500 years old.

Therefore, if he really had to choose, with his good brother Jerry who had helped him many times on one side and high-ranking officials from various countries in the mortal world on the other, he would definitely choose to stand by Jerry's side.

Besides, he had just rescued his wife.

"Okay, that's a good suggestion, but we're not murderers. Actually, I'm just worried about the future. When there are more and more Avengers in the future, and we're all gone, can we still guarantee that things will be the same as they are now?"

With the entire world's nations monitoring the situation, at least the future Avengers won't be corrupted.

Tony assumed Jerry was joking because they laughed at him for his previous social death, and that Thor was just being silly by agreeing.

Jerry wasn't joking at all, but he still offered an explanation:

"Tony, this is a very real problem. If the Avengers were just ordinary people, what you said would be perfectly reasonable and very well thought out."

But in reality, the Avengers are mostly not ordinary people. It is absurd to have a group of ordinary people who like to scheme and plot to manage us.

Even if we have all signed an agreement, if the kind of degenerate behavior you mentioned really occurs, what can they do? Do they have the ability to stop it?

Let me give you another example, just a simple example. If one day Thor were to turn evil and destroy the world, what could Thor's overseers do?

Ultimately, we still need the rest of us to stop Thor.

In other words, when the Avengers can maintain their original intentions and protect the world, they can't play any supervisory role, and there's a possibility that the situation with S.H.I.E.L.D. might occur again, where they are infiltrated by Hydra. You think you're following their orders to save the world, but that's not the case at all.

Therefore, they are not qualified to be overseers of an organization like the Avengers.

Upon hearing Jerry's words, Tony fell silent instantly, because he couldn't refute what Jerry said.

"Tony, let me ask you another question. If a situation like the alien invasion of New York happens again, but it's much more serious, and you have two options."

First, we could use a nuclear bomb to wipe out all the invaders, including the entire city of New York. Second, we could mobilize all of our Avengers to kill the invaders, but there's a high chance we'll fail. The invaders would then use New York as a springboard to attack other cities and countries.

What do you think the UN-established oversight bodies will choose?

Jerry asked again.

Tony arrived at the answer almost without thinking:

"They will definitely choose to blow up all of New York and those invaders."

From the perspective of the United Nations, sacrificing a city and its people to save everyone else is the only option.

Jerry smiled:

"So what's your choice?"

Tony fell silent again.

Because he knew that not only him, but all the Avengers would choose the second option without hesitation, just like they did in Sokovia.

"It seems you already have the answer in your heart. We and those people at the United Nations have never been on the same side. Even if an agreement is signed, we will not listen to them on many issues."

So, in the end, they still broke up.

If you're really worried that the future Avengers will go astray, I have a suggestion.

Jerry looked at Tony and knew he was basically convinced.

"What suggestion?"

At this moment, not only Tony, but everyone else sat up straight.

Jerry revealed a malicious smile:

"It's simple. I'll be the supervisor. Anyway, all of you combined are no match for me. If anyone turns against me, I'll deal with them directly. You know I'm always ruthless when it comes to my enemies!"

Everyone shuddered. They all felt that Jerry wanted to use this as a legitimate reason to get revenge for the time they had laughed at him.

However, after careful consideration, they realized that this was indeed the case.

The Battle of Sokovia clearly shows that Jerry is not only abnormally powerful, but also has a group of powerful magical creatures and a legion of blue spider zombies.

Basically, one person could wipe out the entire current Avengers.

Moreover, he rarely participates in the internal affairs of the Avengers, only coming to help when the Avengers encounter problems they truly cannot solve.

Most of the time, he lived his own life, studying those magical arts.

He is indeed very suitable to be the overseer of the entire Avengers.

"But what will happen after you pass away?"

Then Tony raised a new question.

It's good that Jerry is the supervisor now, but if Jerry dies in the future, who else can fight against the entire Avengers single-handedly like Jerry?

This is not a long-term solution.

"Oh, didn't I tell you? My body has long been able to live forever because of magic."

Unless the entire universe is destroyed, you don't need to worry about me dying of old age.

Jerry shrugged.

(End of this chapter)