Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 534 The Avengers Disband (Second Update)

"Immortality!!!"

Upon hearing Jerry's words, everyone gasped.

That's immortality! Why do you say something so unbelievable so casually?

They knew Jerry was amazing, and every time he appeared, he would bring new magic and skills that amazed them, but immortality seemed too fantastical.

That's something only gods can do in mythology.

Even in Asgard, the realm of the gods, the mythical figures Odin and Thor only lived for a maximum of five thousand years.

However, looking back at Jerry's past and his various behaviors, it seems that it's not so unreasonable for him to be able to live forever.

"Okay, Jerry, you've convinced me. Maybe we really shouldn't have signed this damn agreement!"

In the end, Tony and the other opponents were successfully turned around by Jerry's verbal sparring.

It's not really a matter of talking; it's mainly because Jerry's abilities are undeniable, and he holds an important place in everyone's hearts. Since he doesn't agree to sign the agreement, it's impossible for it to be signed.

Although no one has said it outright, everyone has a certain understanding of this matter.

If it were someone else, even if they said the same thing, they might not be able to convince everyone so quickly.

It's like this: if a beggar says the same thing, everyone will think it's nonsense, but if the world's richest person says it, everyone will take it as a golden rule.

"Now, the most important question is, if we all decide not to sign the agreement, the United Nations will definitely take certain measures against us. What will we do then?"

At this point, Black Widow raised the concerns of most people.

As the highest leaders of various countries, they always have one flaw: they think they can control everything.

Otherwise, they wouldn't have jointly drafted that agreement.

They may believe that by controlling the Avengers' families or what they perceive as a powerful army, they can contend with the Avengers.

Or perhaps there's another reason: deep down, they must still harbor the wishful thinking that "a gentleman can be deceived by reason."

Of course, these things will indeed have an impact on the Avengers.

The Avengers can kill aliens and criminals, but they can't exactly kill police officers and soldiers who are just following orders from politicians and know nothing about anything.

Moreover, some people are not entirely acting out of self-interest; there are also good officials like Tony who genuinely believe that it would be better for the Avengers to be under supervision.

"This is simple, leave it to me. Don't kill them all, don't look at me like that, just put on a show!"

Jerry instructed Tony:

"You hold a press conference and say that the United Nations requires the Avengers to be subject to their supervision and control, and that they must sign the Superhero Oversight Agreement, otherwise they will not be allowed to do anything else."

We, the Avengers, do not want to be pawns in the hands of corrupt politicians, nor do we want to sign any agreements, so we have decided to disband and return to normal life.

Then, leave the rest to me!

Actually, resolving this issue peacefully is quite simple: let everyone in the world know the importance of the Avengers and that they are indispensable.

At that time, those UN officials will not only have to cancel the agreement, but also apologize and request the Avengers to be reassembled.

One week later.

"Jerry, Elsa, I'm taking Belle to the hospital for a checkup. Is there anything you need? We can buy it at the supermarket on the way back."

Has, supporting his heavily pregnant teacher Belle, stood at the entrance of the hall and asked.

Teacher Belle's due date is less than a month away, and recently, whenever Has has free time, he takes her to the hospital for some routine check-ups.

"No need, please drive carefully."

Jerry paused the video on his computer and gave a smiling reminder.

Elsa, on the other hand, was lying on the sofa, eating potato chips, looking extremely bored.

"Clatter!"

After the living room door closed, Elsa jumped up from her sofa and strode over to Jerry's sofa, asking with a gossipy look on her face:

"Jerry, Jerry, did that Hermione I mentioned before call you? How did your chat go? When are you planning to go on a date?"

Jerry paused, his hand about to re-open the video.

"We just started chatting, and it's going well. How did you meet her?"

"Oh, well, I did some volunteer work with Annie and the others before. She was a very kind and beautiful older sister I met at that time."

I think you two are a good match, and since she doesn't have a boyfriend yet, I gave her your number. How about that? Your sister's good to you, right? She always thinks of you when something good happens.

Elsa looked at her with a "Praise me, praise me" expression.

Jerry's eyebrows twitched slightly, then he pinched Elsa's chubby cheeks and chuckled:

"Thank you!"

"Of course, of course. Let me tell you, when it comes to dating, you have to act fast. If the phone conversation goes well, you can go on a date, go shopping, and then bring her home after you've officially started dating!"

Elsa pushed Jerry's hand away and excitedly suggested something; she seemed even more anxious than Jerry.

Jerry, on the other hand, flicked her forehead, sending her flying.

"Children shouldn't meddle in adult matters. By the way, why have you been staying home so obediently these past few days?"

"Oh dear, I'm not small at all. My volunteer work just ended, and I don't know exactly when it will start again."

Elsa sat up again, puffed out her chest, and showed that she was no longer a child.

In fact, the issue of the agreement has been making headlines all over the world recently, and basically every time you turn on the TV, you see related reports.

Six days ago, Tony held a press conference as planned by Jerry, and explicitly refused to sign the agreement.

Therefore, since then, the Avengers have been officially disbanded in public, and all Avengers have returned to normal life, and are not allowed to use their abilities to do anything that violates the rules.

In response, most people on Earth have expressed their agreement, thanks to the deliberate manipulation of public opinion by governments around the world.

Only a few more level-headed people have expressed their opposition and protested the UN's unfair treatment of the Avengers.

However, due to the coercive measures taken by local governments, this opposition was quickly suppressed.

In any era, most ordinary people are blindly optimistic and easily swayed by public opinion, even though the Avengers have saved the world many times and are their superheroes.

However, most of them would not stand up for the Avengers unless their own interests were truly at stake.

Because they are just ordinary people, not superheroes.

(End of this chapter)