Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 635 Jerry, a Godfather-Level Being (First Update)

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Passing through the golden gates of Asgard, Jerry, led by the Asgardian guards, met Odin, the Allfather, and Frigga, the Queen of the Gods, in the reception room.

However, the feeling that Odin gave Jerry this time seemed to be much weaker than the last time.

"Could it be that my lifespan is coming to an end?"

He knew that the lifespan of Asgardians was 5000 years, and even Odin was no exception.

"Jerry, in the past five thousand years, very few things have surprised me, but every time I see you, I find it hard to remain calm. Your strength has increased the fastest I've seen in five thousand years!"

The moment Odin saw Jerry, he couldn't help but let out a sigh.

Unlike before, Jerry no longer uses magic to conceal his strength, so Odin clearly senses that Jerry's current strength level is no less than his own.

He is at least as strong as Hela, who is currently being suppressed by most of his strength.

Think about it, it's only been a few years, only five or six years since he banished his son Thor to Earth.

Jerry, who was originally a minor Earth mage, has now reached a level where he can stand on equal footing with him.

Then think of his son Thor. Sigh, he hasn't awakened the power of Odin yet and can only unleash his full potential through Mjolnir.

Of course, the improvement in strength he refers to is the kind of strength that truly belongs to oneself, rather than the improvement in strength that comes from suddenly acquiring a powerful item.

He doesn't care about those who suddenly acquire a powerful item, such as an Infinity Stone, and experience a surge in strength, because such power gained through external means is usually fleeting.

Only those who become strong by improving their own abilities, like Jerry, can truly achieve lasting strength.

This is also the goal he wanted Thor to achieve. Only when Thor awakens the power of Odin within him can he truly inherit his mantle and lead Asgard to become powerful.

"There's no other way. There are just too many powerful beings in this universe. If I don't strive to become stronger, I won't even be able to protect my family."

Upon hearing this, Jerry immediately revealed his truest thoughts.

If we were to rank the strongest beings in the Marvel universe, based on some of the rumors he had seen in the Sorcerer's Apprentice world, we would have Earth-level, Skyfather-level, Single Universe-level, Multiverse-level, Megaverse-level, and Omniverse-level.

So most superheroes are at the Earth level. Thor, who wields a hammer, is probably one of the more powerful Earth-level heroes. Odin, the Ancient One, Thanos, and Captain Marvel are at the Skyfather level.

However, Thanos and Marvel should be considered to have barely reached the level of a Celestial, while the Ancient One and Odin should be among the more powerful Celestials.

If Odin were in Asgard, and the Ancient One had the support of the three Sanctums, then he would be at the peak of the Celestial level, almost reaching the level of a single universe.

If Thanos had the six Infinity Stones, he could roughly reach this level, but it would be very unstable, because his power would plummet if the Infinity Gauntlet were stolen.

Just like if Thanos got the Infinity Gauntlet with six gems, his overall strength would definitely be greater than Jerry's.

But in a real fight, he wouldn't be able to beat the current Jerry, because Jerry has too many ways to take away his Infinity Gauntlet.

Without the Infinity Gauntlet, Thanos's power would drop to a level barely reaching that of the Celestial.

Jerry's current overall strength, not counting the incomplete Ring World, should be considered a true Celestial-level being; if the incomplete Ring World is included...

While his overall strength couldn't compare to Odin and the Ancient One at their peak, he was still a formidable being among the Skyfathers.

As for those dimensional demons, most of them are at the single-universe level within their own dimensions, while the smaller ones, though weaker, are at the peak of the Heavenly Father level.

Once outside their own dimensional domain, their strength becomes uncertain. The stronger ones can reach the peak of the Heavenly Father level, while the weaker ones might barely reach the Heavenly Father level, or even be weaker.

As for truly stable single-universe entities, Jerry thinks they should be the Celestials that exist in the universe.

This is also why he hasn't touched the Celestial Group embryo on Earth yet; he's afraid that doing so would attract a Celestial Group at the level of a single universe, which he's not yet a match for.

The multiverse level, above the single-universe level, represents true deities in the multiverse, such as eternity and death.

At the supercosmic level, there is a life court that oversees and maintains the balance of countless multiverses.

The Omnipotent Universe Class is the supreme OAA, whose creation and destruction are only a thought away.

However, for Jerry, the highest level he can currently access is the single-universe level. The levels above that are only what he has seen in the world of magic apprentices, and it is uncertain whether they exist.

However, he was certain that the being who brought him to the Marvel universe and gave him the panel was at least at the level of the omnipotent universe, or even above that.

"Yes, there are too many powerful beings in our universe. I hope Thor can understand these principles as soon as possible, just like you."

Hearing Jerry's sigh, Odin couldn't help but sigh as well.

Having lived for five thousand years, how could he not know about the various powerful beings in the universe?

"Jerry, you didn't just come here to visit us, did you?"

After his exclamation, Odin steered the conversation directly to the main topic.

Over the years, he has come to know Jerry quite well.

Jerry is a good person, but he rarely comes to Asgard unless there's a specific reason. He usually comes to learn magic or borrow spaceships.

So there must be something going on here this time.

"I want to use the Cosmic Cube to comprehend the spatial laws within it and perfect my dimensional world!"

Jerry didn't make up any nonsense reasons; instead, he directly revealed the world of the ring in his hand.

With his current strength, there's no need to hide many things anymore.

Odin probed the world of the ring in Jerry's hand with his mind, and upon sensing the incomplete world within, his pupils contracted slightly.

"I never imagined you'd come to this!"

If Jerry's strength had surprised him before, then the ring world that Jerry is now showing him is truly astonishing.

Creating a dimensional world and possessing one's own dimensional domain is a common method used by most Celestial-level powerhouses who wish to advance to the single-universe level.

This is the path that the Asgardian gods have followed, from his grandfather to him, constantly perfecting their dimensional realm, Asgard.

Moreover, because it can be inherited, each generation will be stronger than the last. By his generation, he has almost broken through to the single-universe level. If he can live for a few hundred more years, he will definitely be at the single-universe level.

Unfortunately, his lifespan has come to an end, so whether he can break through to the single-universe level next can only be hoped for by the next generation of Thor.

(End of this chapter)