Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 808 Superman's Steel Body (First Update)

Metropolis, in front of the Daily Planet office.

Jerry, now in human form, emitted a peculiar spiritual power from his eyes and asked the company's beautiful receptionist:

"Excuse me, is there a reporter here named Clark Kent? I need to speak with him."

"Clark? I'm sorry, we don't have a reporter named Clark here. You must have made a mistake."

The female receptionist stood up without hesitation, her expression somewhat blank.

Jerry thought for a moment and then asked:

"Is there a reporter named Louise Lane here?"

"Miss Louise had a fight with the president two weeks ago and then went out to do fieldwork. I heard she's been in Kansas recently."

The receptionist's expression remained blank, but she answered very quickly.

"Okay, thank you, I understand."

Jerry nodded, turned and left the company.

As soon as he left, the female receptionist suddenly came to her senses, and a look of confusion appeared on her face.

"What's wrong with me? Why am I answering so many questions about the company to a stranger? Is it because he's too handsome?!"

"If I didn't come to the Metropolitan Government to be a reporter, then I'm still in my hometown of Kansas."

After leaving the Globe and Magazine building, Jerry transformed back into his cat form, spread his two pairs of wings, and flew at supersonic speed toward Kansas.

After he had finished fleecing Gotham, he crossed the river to Metropolis on the other side, intending to find out from Superman which DC universe he was born into.

He originally planned to use the name-based location method to find Superman's location directly, but he found that the other party was constantly moving, making it impossible to accurately locate him.

The name-based location method uses a certain rule to directly locate the target's position, and then you can find the other person by following your intuition.

However, this method is only effective if the target does not move rapidly over a large area; otherwise, it will be difficult to locate them.

Jerry's strength hasn't fully recovered yet, so his flying speed is definitely slower than Superman's. Superman is in the east, so if he flies east, he'll fly to the west before he even reaches Superman, and then he'll turn west again. That's going to be very troublesome.

Therefore, it's better to just wait for them to come to you, and simply wait for them at their company or home. It's easier and less troublesome.

Superman's name on Earth is Clark Kent, and his girlfriend is Lois Lane. Superman hasn't started working in Metropolis yet, and Lois has gone to Kansas for fieldwork. This plot gave Jerry some ideas.

Kent Farm, Smallville, Kansas.

Jerry transformed back into human form and slowly stepped forward to press the doorbell of the farmhouse.

A moment later, the door opened, and an elderly woman in her fifties appeared before him with a puzzled look on her face.

"Sir, is there anything I can help you with?"

"Mrs. Kent, hello. I'd like to ask if your son, Clark, is home?"

Jerry smiled and asked.

Mrs. Kent shook her head, a wary look on her face.

"Clark went on vacation months ago. Who are you?"

"I am."

Just as Jerry was about to answer, he was suddenly interrupted by the sound of brakes. He turned around and saw a red sedan parked at the farm gate. A blonde woman got out of the car and walked quickly toward him.

"Mrs. Kent, I am Louise Lane, a reporter from the Daily Planet, and I would like to speak with your son."

"Phew~"

Mrs. Kent sighed, looked at Louise, then at Jerry, and repeated her answer.

Upon hearing that Clark was not there, Louise immediately asked Mrs. Kent about Clark's childhood experiences. Mrs. Kent seemed very wary of this, and after saying that she felt unwell, she closed the door.

Seeing that Mrs. Kent had closed the door, Louise picked up her pen and notebook and turned her gaze toward Jerry.

"Mrs. Kent said you're also looking for Clark. Was he ever saved by you, or did you have any stories with him? Could you tell me about it?"

"Miss Louise, what happened between you and Clark? Why did you come all the way to his house to find him? Can you tell me about it first?"

Jerry didn't answer; instead, his eyes emitted a spiritual energy as he asked a question in return.

Influenced by Jerry's mental power, Louise immediately began to recount her experiences.

It turns out that a little over a month ago, she was invited by the Canadian government to go to a base in the Arctic to report on a news story about a suspected giant submarine discovered by the military.

As a result, she accidentally boarded a huge spaceship there and was injured by the machines inside. Then Clark appeared, rescued her, took her back to the base, and drove away in the spaceship.

Afterwards, the military denied the existence of the spaceship and forbade her from reporting on it. When she returned to the newspaper, the editor-in-chief also refused to let her publish reports about the alien spaceship, citing a lack of evidence.

So she secretly used her connections to find clues about Clark and tracked him all the way to his hometown, wanting to find out the whole truth.

After listening to Louise's story, Jerry finally figured out roughly which DC universe he was in.

The current storyline for Superman is clearly based on the movie "Man of Steel," so connecting the dots would make it a movie version of the Justice League.

"It seems my strength should be restored soon."

Knowing that it was the universe where the movie version of Justice League was set, Jerry immediately thought of the Mother Box and the anti-life equation on the surface of Earth.

These two things are the two most powerful things in this universe, containing infinite energy and almost all the laws of this universe. If he can integrate and absorb them into the Bell Universe, then his strength will definitely be restored to most of its original value.

Although it's not as strong as the main soul of Marvel, it can at least be restored to the level of a newly entered single universe.

What is the Mother Box? It is the culmination of the universe's most advanced technology. It can not only conduct ultra-long-distance teleportation, but also possesses endless energy.

It can alter the gravitational constant of a region, sense danger and life, create force fields and electron nets, and rearrange the molecular structure of matter.

The reason Superman can be resurrected is due to the Mother Box's ability to rearrange the molecular structure of matter.

In scientific terms, the Mother Box possesses the power to restore the interactions between particles. It's like a house being burned down, but the particles of the house still exist; they've simply been transformed into particles of ash.

The ability of the mother box to rearrange the molecular structure of matter is to turn ash particles back into house particles.

As for the anti-life equation on the Earth's surface, it is an existence even more terrifying than the Mother Box. As long as one masters the anti-life equation, one can control the will of all life in the entire universe.

However, these two things are not so easy to integrate into the Bell Universe. He needs to recover some strength, otherwise he will not be able to control them even if he gets them.

(End of this chapter)