Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 776 Brainwave Diffuser (First Update)

"From now on, you will all work here."

The following day, at the CIA Science and Technology Department building base, Jerry, Charles, and several others officially became special agents of the CIA, led by the head of the Science and Technology Department.

After a brief tour of the base, everyone was drawn to a very advanced-looking aircraft in the center of the base.

At that moment, a young man in a white coat who was inspecting the aircraft saw this and explained:

"This is the supersonic aircraft I developed, currently the fastest aircraft."

Upon seeing the young man, the head of the science and technology department immediately introduced them to each other.

The head of the science department had apparently informed the young man in white about Charles and his companions' mutant identities beforehand, and the young man in white's identity was also revealed to everyone through the head of the science department's explanation.

The young man, Hank McCoy, is the youngest and most outstanding researcher in the Science and Technology Department, and he has been assigned to work with them.

"Beast."

The moment Jerry saw Hank, he recognized him as the core technologist of the future X-Men, a mutant codenamed "Beast," and the inventor of the brainwave diffuser.

In Jerry's eyes, the two most important people right now are Charles and Hank.

Charles can use his unique ability to sense mutants, just like now, he confirmed Hank's mutant identity the moment he saw him.

Hank is the smartest scientist among mutants. He developed almost all of the X-Men's equipment, and the development and later upgrades of the brainwave diffuser were also inseparable from him.

As for the others, including Magneto, they are all dispensable to Jerry.

Of course, since Jean hasn't been born yet, he's not in a hurry to force Charles and Hank to cooperate in searching for mutants with the X gene.

That doesn't fit his style of doing things.

I decided to just stay there for now, focusing most of my energy on the assimilation of Earths in the Ring Universe and the creation of new planets and life.

He considered whether to use the laws of time to directly enter next year, since the laws of time in this universe are somewhat different from those in the main universe.

In the main universe, time is irreversible. Even with a time machine, you don't go back to the past; you just open a new timeline.

Thanos used the Infinity Gauntlet to wipe out half of all life in the universe. The Avengers couldn't use the time machine to go back in time to stop Thanos, so they could only enter different timelines to collect the Infinity Stones and snap their fingers again to bring back those who had disappeared.

After completion, all the gems must be returned accurately to ensure that other opened timelines are not destroyed.

So even he, every time he leaves, anchors to a specific point in time, rather than returning and using the laws of time to go back in time.

However, the fundamental laws of time in this universe are clearly different, because time in this universe is reversible, and once reversed, the future of the entire universe will change.

If he remembers correctly, ten years later, a scientist named Bolivar Trask will capture a large number of mutants for experiments, and eventually make a key breakthrough from Mystique's genes.

This led to the invention of the "Sentinel," a new type of special combat robot capable of detecting and simulating mutant genes.

Sixty years later, mutants were hunted down in large numbers by the now-mature Sentinel robots, barely surviving and hiding everywhere, almost to the point of total extinction.

Unfortunately, Professor X and Magneto used Shadowcat's abilities to send Logan, the Wolverine with the healing factor, to 1973, changing history and preventing the development and production of the Sentinel robots.

Everything from the old universe will be erased, and a new universe will be born starting in 1973.

In theory, if Jerry wanted to, he could use his own time laws to adjust the time in this universe, whether it was traveling to the past or the future.

But after thinking about it carefully, he felt it was best not to do that.

This isn't one of those small worlds; it's the Marvel Universe, where there are countless beings more powerful than him. And time is a sensitive issue; it wouldn't be worth it if he attracted Eternity's attention again.

His act of stealing the power of the phoenix was already somewhat risky.

If it weren't for the Ancient One's loyalty in helping him last time, he might have already escaped this world.

The key point is that it's not worth risking using the laws of time for less than a year; it's only a year, and he can afford to wait.

Now that he has reached his current level of strength, and since Eternity has taken notice of him, if he doesn't want to follow the path of a dark villain who devours the universe like Sithon, and doesn't want to be hunted down in various ways, then he needs to make sure he doesn't have to.

We should still pay attention to our usual behavior, and at least on the surface, we should try to be kind and law-abiding.

After a brief introduction, Hank admitted to being a mutant and, encouraged by Mystique, demonstrated his abilities.

In addition to his super-intelligent brain, Hank also has a pair of wild-beast-like feet and a body much stronger than that of a normal person.

"Let me take you to your rooms to rest first!"

After demonstrating his abilities, Hank put his shoes back on and led everyone to the mutant agent dormitory that had been prepared in advance.

On the way, Jerry took the initiative to talk to Hank about biology.

Although he is not very proficient in physics, he is absolutely top-notch in biology.

Leaving aside the magical knowledge related to creating life, just for the sake of the previous wizard enhancement agent, he learned a lot of biological knowledge. Later, he also communicated with top biologists such as Banner from the main universe, and even went to other universes to learn about the biology of other planets.

He had previously taken the time to study the water spirit's eternal body created by the Celestials, and gained a lot from it.

So in just a few minutes on the road, Hank was captivated by Jerry's insights into biology, which Hank was also researching as a gene serum that could turn him into an ordinary person, making him even more delighted.

"Mr. Carmen, I didn't know you had such in-depth knowledge of biology. I'm currently working on a gene-based drug, and I wonder if you could give me some guidance when you have time."

At the entrance to the mutant dormitory, Hank asked Jerry sincerely.

Jerry smiled and nodded:

"Just call me Jerry. I wouldn't call it giving guidance; we're more like learning from each other."

He knew what the gene serum Hank had made was, but that wasn't important. Building a good relationship with Hank would help him quickly develop the brainwave diffuser later.

A year later, the brainwave diffuser will be upgraded to be able to locate any mutant on Earth, so that he can find Jean as soon as she is born.

(End of this chapter)