Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 810 Farewell (First Update)

Jerry appeared instantly in the room of the Gotham Royal Hotel.

"How embarrassing!"

"Who are you?"

Catwoman and Bruce wrapped themselves in blankets and sheets, respectively, and looked warily at Jerry, who had suddenly appeared in the room in human form.

Jerry, having reverted to his cat form, said helplessly:

"I say, Wayne Manor is so big, isn't it enough for the two of you to fight? Why are you fighting here?"

"It's Jerry! We came back and didn't see you in the room, and we couldn't help ourselves... But we never expected you could actually turn into a human like the frog prince in Assimilation!"

Catwoman exclaimed in amazement as she explained.

Meanwhile, Bruce, with an awkward rather than polite smile on his face, quickly put his clothes back on.

I couldn't help it, I got a little excited and couldn't control myself.

Jerry shook his head upon seeing this:

"Alright, no need to rush, we can continue later. I just came back to say hello. Gotham is basically fine. I'll be leaving for a while, and I'll leave the rest to you."

At this point, he tossed two pre-prepared magic mirrors to Catwoman and Bruce.

"If there's anything you really can't handle, you can contact me using this magic mirror. Just say my name, and if I'm on Earth, I can usually receive your message."

With the Gotham issue resolved, he certainly wouldn't stay here any longer. The main reason he came back this time was to say goodbye to Catwoman, after all, she was the person he had spent the most time with since birth, and there was still some affection between them.

Upon hearing that Jerry was leaving, Catwoman, wrapped in a blanket, approached with a look of reluctance on her face—a rare sight for someone as carefree as she was after her resurrection.

"When are you coming back?"

Jerry is also a special person to Catwoman. He stayed by her side after she was resurrected, helped her get revenge, and came to Gotham with her.

And Jerry never stopped her from stealing or partying at night.

Although the two did their own thing at night, they would always chat for a while when they returned to their hotel room. With Jerry gone, she lost a close friend.

"It's not certain yet, but I'll come back to see you when I have time."

Jerry hesitated slightly before replying.

In reality, he probably won't go back to Gotham, because he came to Gotham for Little Red Star, and since it can't provide Little Red Star with anything useful, he naturally won't come back.

Next, he'll be dealing with Kryptonians and Steppenwolf, and Catwoman and Batman won't be of much help; they might even become a burden to him.

Catwoman and Batman's strength is actually only slightly greater than that of normal humans. In the movies, Batman's role isn't based on actual combat prowess, but rather on his expertise in intelligence gathering, using money to connect various superpowered individuals, and commanding operations.

Those special skills are unnecessary or unimportant to Jerry.

In terms of wealth, he could conjure up endless riches with magic. In terms of intelligence, knowing the plot intimately, he possessed more information than anyone else. In terms of combat command, Jerry preferred to overwhelm the weak with sheer force, achieving victory through superior strength.

In his later plans, Catwoman and Batman wouldn't need to be involved; they could stay in Gotham, fight off ordinary criminals, punish unscrupulous businessmen, and live a safe and happy life.

Maybe she can have a baby in a few years and fulfill the old housekeeper Afu's wish.

Hearing that Jerry was leaving Gotham and would no longer kill, Bruce breathed a sigh of relief and then thanked him earnestly:

"While I still don't agree with your approach, I have to admit it's very effective. So, on behalf of the people of Gotham, I sincerely thank you for your help to Gotham!"

In the past month or so, Gotham has been awash in blood, but all those who died deserved their fate, and the entire environment of Gotham has indeed changed dramatically.

In principle, Bruce didn't approve of Jerry's actions, but he couldn't do anything about it. Deep down, he was still grateful to Jerry for making Gotham a better place, because that had always been his wish.

This is similar to the famous murder of the German "Mother of Vengeance," where the judge and police knew that the criminal deserved to die a thousand times over, but due to the law and their own duties, they could only release him without charge.

However, when I saw the victim's mother pull out a gun in court and fire eight shots, killing him, although I didn't agree with it, I was definitely happy inside.

Even after the victim's mother shot and killed the perpetrator, they approached her with gentleness, unlike their usual brutal treatment of the criminal.

"Treat Selena well. No one in this world is more suitable for you than her."

Jerry nodded and gave instructions.

It's impossible to completely eradicate Gotham's criminals, because many of them don't deserve to die. Jerry only kills those who truly deserve to die, those with the blood of innocent people on their hands. Those who don't deserve to die will simply take their place and slowly rebuild after he leaves.

Given Bruce's personality, in order to maintain peace and tranquility in Gotham, he will definitely continue to fight criminals in the dark of night.

Aside from Catwoman, who also enjoys roaming at night and is incredibly strong, what normal woman could accompany Bruce to fight at night, or endure the fear of her husband being away from home every night and possibly dying at the hands of criminals?

Batman is different from Superman. Superman is so fast that he can resolve a crisis in the time it takes to go to the bathroom, without missing his work or spending time with his girlfriend.

Moreover, Superman is basically safe on Earth, with no worries about injury or death. At least his girlfriend Lois doesn't have to worry about him being shot one day.

Batman is actually just an ordinary person. He usually comes back from missions covered in injuries, and he might not come back from one mission. He can only operate at night.

Of course, this is also what makes him great.

"I will!"

Bruce looked at Catwoman, a happy expression on his face.

Although he's a playboy and has had many women, most of that was a deliberate act to conceal his Batman identity. He's actually quite devoted to the people he truly loves.

Catwoman, in particular, possesses a unique charm that most women lack.

Most of the women around him were only after his status as the leader of the Wayne family and his money; they didn't genuinely like him or understand his thoughts.

Jerry didn't pay much attention to this. Catwoman was different from ordinary women. She and Bruce were equally matched, and it would be good if they could stay together.

If they broke up, given Catwoman's personality, she would be very carefree and wouldn't need to worry about anything.

He was just saying it casually.

"Oh, by the way, these two items are for you; consider them parting gifts!"

Before leaving, Jerry suddenly remembered something and took out a pair of pre-prepared sticks from the Bell Universe, handing them to Catwoman and Bruce respectively.

(End of this chapter)