Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 801 You're Not Human (Second Update)

"If a big bat like you can talk, then it's perfectly normal for me, a cat, to talk too."

Seeing Batman's wide-eyed stare, Jerry couldn't help but make a joke.

Bruce Wayne is Gotham City’s richest playboy by day and Batman by night, fighting crime.

Jerry actually quite admired Bruce.

A person at the very top of the capitalist hierarchy is willing to risk his life to fight criminals, hoping to make Gotham, this shitty city, a better place with his own efforts.

Especially since he is just an ordinary person with no superpowers whatsoever.

However, while admiring Bruce's actions, Jerry did not approve of them, especially his principle of not killing.

Although he knew that Bruce was afraid that if he killed someone, he would lose his moral compass and become the biggest criminal in Gotham, and it was also to uphold the justice in his heart.

However, the result of only arresting and not killing criminals is that they always manage to escape from prisons and mental hospitals and commit crimes again through various means.

In that case, not only will you harm yourself, but your friends around you will also be implicated.

Of course, everyone's experiences and beliefs are different. He doesn't expect to change Batman's beliefs, nor is it necessary. As long as Batman doesn't interfere with him earning the Little Red Star to regain his strength, that's enough.

"I am not a giant bat, I am a human, and you are not a human."

Bruce thought for a moment after hearing Jerry's words and replied.

Having never owned a cat before, and communicating with one for the first time, he didn't know how to understand a cat's way of thinking. So he assumed Jerry genuinely thought he was a bat when Jerry called him one, and thus replied very seriously.

"You're not human, your whole family is not human!"

Jerry grinned. How come he got scolded for making a joke?

"Alright, I know you're not a giant bat, I was just joking. If there's nothing else, I'm leaving."

He spread his little wings and planned to return to the hotel to use up the little red star he had earned that day.

However, just as he took off, another batarang came flying.

"You can't leave. Tell me why you killed them, and where you came from."

A talking, flying cat that can instantly kill eight ruthless criminals is far too dangerous to be allowed to roam Gotham City without understanding its origins and motives.

Jerry dodged the batarang and landed again, helpless.

"It's simple. Those people are all bad people. You should know that better than I do. The crimes they've committed are enough to warrant being killed dozens of times over. And I was just trying to save someone. As for my background, there's no need to tell you."

"They are indeed guilty, but they shouldn't be killed like this. They should be handed over to the law for trial, and spending the rest of their lives in prison is their destiny. You're doing this..."

Upon hearing that Jerry had acted to save someone, Bruce's furrowed brows relaxed slightly, and he began to instill his own ideas in Jerry.

However, he was interrupted by Jerry before he could finish speaking.

"Stop, stop, stop! I know all that. Get to the point, what do you want to do?"

"I'm going to take you to the police station!"

Bruce paused for a moment before replying.

He couldn't tell whether the cat in front of him was telling the truth or lying. Even if it was telling the truth, he felt that leaving such a dangerous cat unattended would lead to trouble.

Jerry wasn't too surprised by Bruce's answer.

"You're going to take me to the police station and tell them a tiny cat killed eight people?"

"The drone just recorded the video of you committing murder."

Bruce pointed to the drone that Jerry had just pulled down with his tail.

Jerry stretched out his cat paw and swung it at the drone, which instantly turned into pieces.

"It's gone now."

"The footage has already been transmitted to my main computer. Destroying the drone won't help. In addition, our current conversation has also been recorded and transmitted to the main computer."

Bruce's lips twitched as he watched Jerry extend his ten-odd-centimeter-long cat paw.

This cat is too dangerous!

"If you do that, when I get to the police station, I'll tell everyone that your real identity is Bruce Wayne."

Jerry replied indifferently.

Bruce froze, staring wide-eyed at Jerry:

"I don't know what you're talking about, and no matter what you say, no one will believe you."

"Okay, if you can catch me, I'll go to the police station with you."

Jerry flapped his little wings and took off again.

Actually, he didn't care at all about Batman wanting to capture him, because even with his current strength, he was no match for Batman; Superman was more likely to be a match.

The more criminals he kills, the faster he recovers his strength, making it even harder for Batman to deal with him.

Batman is able to fight Superman because Superman has weaknesses such as Kryptonite, family, personality, and psychology. In a real fight, especially an encounter, Batman would be instantly killed by Superman.

However, he had no reason to kill Batman, because Batman, unlike Nick Fury, was indeed a good person.

Jerry is more tolerant of people who pose absolutely no threat to him.

Another barrage of batarangs came flying, and this time Batman himself lunged at Jerry, intending to grab him while he dodged the batarangs and then stun him with the stun gun in his Batbelt.

Of course, he also didn't forget to be wary of the sharp arrows that Jerry had just used to kill him, which could appear at any moment.

However, his bat suit is not made of ordinary materials; it can even stop bullets. Although those steel arrows are sharp, even if they hit him, they may not be able to cause him any harm.

"Alright, I don't have time to play with you anymore, I'm leaving!"

Jerry didn't dodge the incoming batarang at all; instead, he used his cat paws to slice it into several pieces with two quick swipes.

As for Batman, who swooped down like a giant bat, Jerry flicked his tail, swiftly binding him, and then threw him back with a burst of strength.

Batman reacted quickly, pulling out his rope gun the instant he was thrown away and firing it at the concrete rooftop, intending to use it to pounce on Jerry again.

However, at that moment a beam of blue light suddenly shone on him, and his body transformed into an adorable yellow Garfield cat, landing bewilderedly inside the Batmobile.

Just as Jerry was throwing him away, he cast a transformation spell on him.

Batman is just an ordinary person with no magic resistance. He is completely defenseless after being hit by the Transfiguration Charm. Moreover, according to the principle of the Transfiguration Charm, once transformed into an animal, he will live with the consciousness of an animal until he becomes human again.

Two minutes later, the yellow Garfield cat, who was licking its own testicles, trembled and then transformed back into Batman in his battle suit.

By this time, Jerry had already flown away and disappeared without a trace.

(End of this chapter)