Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 777 Jerry with Multiple Abilities (Second Update)

Two days later, at the CIA Technology Building laboratory.

"Hank, do you want to remove the X gene from your body and become a normal human?"

Jerry looked at the latest version of the gene serum that Hank handed him, and the analytical magic circle in his pupils shifted slightly, quickly analyzing all the ingredients in the serum.

Hank gritted his teeth and nodded:

"Not all mutants are like you and Charles, who don't need to hide. People like me and Raven are basically no different from monsters. I don't need any superpowers; I just want to live like a normal person."

In this vial of medicine, I added the mutant gene isolated from Raven's blood. Combined with my previous research, I think it might be possible to restore mutants to normal.

Last night, after talking with Mystique Raven, he learned that Raven had the same troubles as him, so with her consent, he drew blood for research.

This is the initial version, and it has many flaws. He wants Jerry to give him some advice and guidance.

Jerry took the gene serum from Hank, but immediately shook his head and handed it back to him.

"Your gene-editing agent is completely ineffective at removing the X gene; in fact, it may cause the X gene to mutate after injection."

Over the next few minutes, Jerry pointed out the biological principles and errors in the gene serum that Hank had created, and described the possible mutations that might occur after the injection.

The origin of mutants is that they are the product of a series of experiments conducted by the Celestials using humans as a template.

Its existence is more technologically advanced than the Inhumans created by the Kree experiments, and cannot be eliminated by the machines and knowledge of this era.

Mystique's X-gene primarily enables her to transform into any normal human, but she is still essentially a mutant. When not using her powers, she has blue skin.

The idea that Hank could use mutant genes to turn mutants into ordinary humans is fundamentally impossible.

"So, Raven's genes simply can't restore me to normal."

Upon hearing Jerry's explanation, Hank immediately looked miserable and plopped down on the chair next to him.

After learning about Raven's shapeshifting ability, he thought his years of research were finally about to make a breakthrough, but he didn't expect that he had just gone astray.

"If you really want to go back to normal, I can help you."

Seeing Hank's dejected appearance, Jerry laughed.

He helped Hank fulfill his wish not out of pity, but mainly because he hoped Hank could devote all his energy to developing the brainwave diffuser for Professor X, rather than the gene serum.

However, he certainly wouldn't help Hank improve that gene serum, although it wouldn't be impossible for him with his skills.

Given the current situation, if he helps Hank develop a gene serum that can restore mutants to normal, then the serum will inevitably fall into the hands of the CIA.

In the future, this drug that can restore mutants to normal may not be used on mutants like Hank who want to return to being ordinary people.

Instead, it will be used as a weapon to deal with all mutants.

If the gene serum causes Jean to not be born in this universe, then all that trip will have been for nothing.

"What?! Jerry, do you know how to modify this gene serum?!"

Upon hearing Jerry say he could help, Hank's first thought was that Jerry already knew how to fix the defects in this gene serum, and he immediately stood up excitedly.

However, Jerry simply threw the vial of gene serum into the nearby trash can:

"No, it's one of my abilities that can help you return to normal."

"Isn't your ability the same as Professor Charles's—telepathy?"

Hank asked in surprise.

When the mutant team was formed, the CIA compiled statistics on the abilities of all mutants, and Jerry's ability was listed as telepathy.

"No one says you can only have one ability. In addition to telepathy, Charles can also use mind control, and in addition to telepathy, the White Queen can also transform her body into a diamond shape."

Jerry shrugged.

Hank was taken aback for a moment, then nodded. That's true. Although most mutants only have one ability, there are also those with two or three abilities.

In fact, he didn't know that Jerry's magic was one ability, not just two or three.

"If possible, could I ask Raven to come along? She also wants to return to her normal human form."

From the moment Hank first saw Raven, he secretly fell in love with her. In addition, Raven shared the same troubles and similar thoughts as him, which made them feel even closer.

"sure."

Jerry nodded indifferently.

For him, one or two, or even a hundred, are just a matter of waving his hand. And turning Mystique into a normal person is good too; at least there will be no more Sentinel robots in the future.

However, it's a bit of a pity. Anyway, he felt that Mystique's ability was something every woman would dream of: the ability to transform into anyone and have an extremely long lifespan.

However, everyone has their own perspective on this matter. One's birth environment, personality, and many other factors will influence a person's final thoughts and judgments.

Like Charles and Eric, Charles was born into a former British aristocratic family and has always lived a comfortable and wealthy life, so he is more inclined to believe that mutants and humans can live in harmony.

Eric suffered persecution from a young age, witnessed his mother being shot and killed before his eyes, and was later cruelly trained to become an assassin.

Therefore, in his eyes, humans and mutants could not live in harmony and would inevitably fight to the death. Only by killing all humans could mutants live freely and happily.

Jerry thought Mystique's abilities were great, but Mystique felt inferior because of her true appearance, so he respected her choice.

As long as his own interests are not affected, Jerry feels that he is sometimes quite open-minded.

He always believed that as long as a person does not commit illegal, criminal, or immoral acts, they can make any choice they want.

Because every choice a person makes in their life will lead to regret when they look back on it in the future.

It's like a besieged city. Those inside yearn for the outside, and those outside yearn for the inside. No matter which path you choose, you'll regret not choosing the other. But as long as it's your own choice, it's the best choice.

Therefore, Jerry never interferes with Elsa, Haas, and Hermione's lifestyle in his own opinion, but lets them continue to live the life he thinks is most suitable for them.

"I'll go now."

After receiving confirmation, Hank immediately ran out of the lab to find Raven.

(End of this chapter)