Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 803 The Killer Cat

Chapter 803 The Murderous Cat (Second Update)

"Jerry, wanna go shopping together?"

In the early morning, Catwoman, all dressed up and carrying a small bag, leaned down and asked Jerry inside the cardboard box.

Jerry opened his eyes and looked up, first marveling at how "big" people looked from a cat's perspective, then shaking his head in refusal.

"Go ahead, I need to continue my cultivation."

The Little Red Star's magic conversion is an aid, saving him time in absorbing energy, but the conversion, the subsequent physical transformation and enhancement, and the expansion of the Bell Universe all require him to spend his own time on it.

As for shopping and entertainment, he doesn't need to at all, because the main soul of the Marvel universe is now relaxing and having fun every day.

Just now, they were chasing each other on the beach with water guns.

"Okay, then you can go back to sleep."

Catwoman couldn't understand Jerry's so-called cultivation; she felt that Jerry was just sleeping.

However, she dared not disturb Jerry's cultivation, because if Jerry was disturbed, he would be in a bad mood, and the consequences would be severe.

One night, out of boredom, she went to bother Jerry, who was cultivating. He used magic to conjure ropes and tied her up, leaving her suspended in the room all night, unable to speak.

Sensing that the catwoman had left, Jerry continued his cultivation while focusing his mind once again on the cat bell on his chest.

Previously, he had only roughly created a bell universe, and many things were still incomplete. Now, whenever he has free time, he will go in and make some adjustments to the bell universe.

For example, expanding the area, adding flowers, trees, and creating basic ecosystems such as insects and plants, etc.

What he needs to do now is to create the first intelligent race.

Of course, since the total area of ​​the Bell Universe is only a little over a hundred square meters, it is impossible to create an intelligent race as large as humans. It would consume too much magic power and would not be able to develop.

Therefore, the intelligent race he wants to create can only be the size of an ant at most.

In this respect, he could draw inspiration from a race he had encountered while traveling the universe with Star-Lord and the others.

They are only the size of ants and live in an area of ​​just over ten square meters, yet they have developed a nation and very advanced laser weapons, which is quite interesting.

At the time, Jerry had conducted some research and had a very good understanding of their genes, so it wouldn't be difficult to replicate them.

As for why he created intelligent races, it is of course closely related to his restoration of magic.

Jerry's ability to increase his magic so quickly in the Marvel Universe is largely due to magic borrowing, besides plundering some of Dormammu's magic and devouring the entire planet Ego.

As more and more beings from his ring universe lent him their magic, he received more interest, and the rate at which his magic grew naturally became terrifyingly fast.

Although his bell universe is only just beginning, with his previous experience, he can create an intelligent race the size of an ant and replicate the previous operations.

"We need to isolate a few of the cats, lest they kill us before things even get going."

Jerry's current Bell Universe still has his cat mother and three brothers and sisters from this world living in it. As a tabby cat breed, these kittens are very active.

If no measures are taken to isolate them, the little creatures he just created will be no match for them.

Using a magical barrier, the entire Bell Universe was divided in two, one side for the four cats to live on, and the other side as a place for new life to live.

As night falls, Catwoman puts on her leather coat, grabs her little whip, and goes out to have some fun, while Jerry spreads his wings and begins a new round of earning little red stars.

Just after killing a high-ranking official who colluded with the mafia and using his mind-reading ability to organize the evidence of his crimes and place it on the corpse, Jerry saw a drone appear outside the window.

The reason Gotham has become a city of sin that has never been eradicated is not because it is inherently full of bad people, but mainly because of the corruption of some of the city's high-ranking officials.

Why do various crimes persist despite repeated crackdowns? Because they are all linked to capital and officials.

As long as there are profits to be made, and as long as there are unscrupulous entrepreneurs and officials willing to take risks for those profits, Gotham will never become a peaceful and beautiful place; it will always remain a pile of dog shit.

But for Jerry, the masterminds behind these criminals, the seemingly glamorous entrepreneurs and high-ranking officials, happen to be able to provide more Little Red Stars.

He doesn't care about high-ranking officials, powerful families, or how strong their backgrounds are; in his eyes, they are all ants, just good sources of Little Red Star.

Therefore, when stopping some criminals, he would also use mind reading to trace the real operators behind them and bring them to justice, which was more efficient than his small-scale operations throughout the city.

However, there is one thing: during this process, he often encounters unmanned reconnaissance aircraft launched by Bruce.

But it wasn't a big problem. When he spotted Bruce's drone, he immediately used a slicing spell to cut it in half. By the time Bruce realized what was happening and came looking for him, he had already moved on to the next location.

And so, after killing for a week straight, Jerry acquired a large number of Little Red Stars, and his strength was significantly restored as a result.

However, this caused great trouble for Bruce and his police friend Gordon, who had been relentlessly pursuing him.

At night, on the rooftop of the Gotham City Police Department building, Gordon anxiously turned on the Bat-Lights that could summon Batman.

Unlike other cities, Gotham City has never been peaceful, with crime news coming out every day, but this past week has been particularly turbulent.

First, a very skilled thief came to the city and stole diamonds and jewelry from many wealthy families. According to witnesses, the thief was a woman in her thirties who wore a leather jacket and a strange cat headgear.

People call her "Catwoman".

If it were just the appearance of "Catwoman," it wouldn't be a big deal. It's just the loss of some diamonds and jewelry. Those wealthy families aren't short of money, and the pressure on him as the bureau chief wouldn't be that great.

However, a serial killer also emerged during that week.

Many gangsters and their leaders in Gotham City, as well as some fugitive criminals, were all killed in various ways, and each of the dead had a confession written on his body about the crimes he had committed.

The key issue is that not only gangsters, but also some well-regarded entrepreneurs and high-ranking officials were murdered in their homes.

Although all the evidence left behind was genuine, this action angered the entire Gotham City leadership, who mobilized all their connections to pressure the police department to hand over the killer.

In their words, although those people were guilty, they should be judged by law and should not be killed directly. Murder is illegal and a crime, and they should be arrested and brought to justice.

Batman fights criminals but doesn't kill, which is acceptable to them, but this unknown killer is so brutal that Gotham City will absolutely not tolerate him.

(End of this chapter)

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