Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 812 General Zod's Attack (First Update)

Two days later, in the evening.

Jerry was meditating and absorbing magic in his hotel room when the television in front of him suddenly turned on, followed by a broken sound coming from it.

"You are not alone, Karl-El, I am General Zod."

"It's finally here!"

As Jerry listened to General Zod threatening humanity to hand over Clark or else go to war with them, a smile crept across his face.

Now he doesn't have to do anything; he just needs to wait for the magic mirror to call for help.

Taking the initiative is impossible. As it turns out, nipping a crisis in the bud before it even begins may earn you some red stars, but it's nowhere near as many as you'd earn if the crisis had reached its peak.

This is also the conclusion he reached after numerous experiments recently in his pursuit of maximizing the acquisition of the Little Red Star.

The number of red stars awarded for stopping a thief at these three different times—when he is preparing to steal, when he is in the act, and when he is about to succeed—is different.

The one who was stopped just before they were about to succeed received the most small red stars.

However, based on his own principles, he sometimes couldn't wait until the very end, because waiting until the very end might cause some unnecessary casualties. Although he lacked Little Red Stars, it wasn't to the point where a large number of lives would be needed to compensate for it.

His basic principle for his current actions is to acquire a large number of small red stars without causing casualties.

The following morning, almost all the news on television was reporting on the topic of aliens sending threatening messages to humanity via satellite the previous day.

Most people believe that the alien Carl, who has been hiding on Earth for 33 years, also known as Superman Clark, should surrender to General Zod to prevent the aliens from waging war against them.

No one wants to wage a planetary war against a civilization that is clearly superior to themselves; no one wants to die, especially not their loved ones.

Unfortunately, what they didn't know was that Zod had no intention of letting Earth go. He only found Kal because Kal had the template of all the Kryptonian life genes within him.

If Kel'Thuzad's civilization is to be restored, then Karl's body is an indispensable part, and of course, whether he lives or dies is irrelevant.

"If he really doesn't have any ill intentions towards us, then he should take the initiative to stand up and bear the consequences. If he is unwilling, then we should take the initiative to take action."

I know that Louise Lane of the Daily Planet knows this person's identity, and I have already informed the FBI. I think they will take action.

In the news, the editor-in-chief of a third-rate website named Woodburn sat there talking eloquently.

When Louise first returned from the Arctic, she wanted to publish news about the alien spaceship and aliens, but was rejected by the editor-in-chief of the Global Times.

In a fit of anger, she handed her manuscript to Woodburn, the editor of a third-rate newspaper that mainly dealt with rumors, which has now become the only breakthrough point for the human government.

"Hello, Mr. Jerry, I'm having some trouble. Can you help me?"

Jerry turned off the TV and pulled out the magic mirror that was flashing with magical light. It was the same magic mirror that Lois had used to ask him for help, the one he had left for Superman.

After Jerry left that day, Lois and Superman talked for a long time. Superman told her about his experiences, and Lois gave up the idea of ​​revealing his existence to the world.

Given his own power, and also because he was skeptical of what the wizard Jerry, who had suddenly appeared and then left, Superman left the magic mirror with Lois when they parted ways.

If anything goes wrong, Louise should ask the mysterious magician Jerry for help.

"Hold on."

Jerry put away the magic mirror, used it to locate Louise, and teleported into her room.

When Louise saw Jerry appear suddenly, she was startled at first, and then pointed anxiously out the window.

"The FBI car is already parked downstairs; they're coming to arrest me soon. What should I do?"

Now Louise is 100% convinced of Jerry's prophecy: Earth has indeed faced a crisis, and it really is related to Clark.

"Miss Louise, we are FBI agents. Please open the door immediately!"

Louise had barely finished speaking when there was a knock on the door.

Seeing this, Jerry comforted him:

"Calm down, don't worry. I'll take you to find Clark first and see what he thinks."

"boom!"

The door was violently kicked open, and more than a dozen heavily armed FBI agents, brandishing tranquilizer guns, rushed in and surrounded Jerry and Louise.

"Hands up! Please raise your hands now!"

"This is a lady's room. Your violence is extremely ungentlemanly."

Looking at the federal investigators around him, Jerry snapped his fingers, and a beam of magic shot out instantly, freezing more than a dozen federal agents in place one after another.

"Okay, let's go."

At this moment, Louise finally recovered from the shock of the broken door, lowered her hand, and nodded to Jerry.

Jerry put his hand on Louise's shoulder, and the two disappeared instantly.

Meanwhile, the commander who was directing the operation from inside the RV downstairs, upon finding no response in his headset, immediately grabbed his weapon and led the remaining men toward the building.

When they arrived at Louise's room and saw the combatants standing motionless like statues, they couldn't help but widen their eyes.

"God, what's going on?!"

"General, they are all still alive and conscious, but they cannot speak or move, as if they are bound by something invisible."

"This is unbelievable! I've never encountered anything like this before."

Half an hour later, at the temporary operations command, Professor Hamilton, one of the world's top scientists, after diagnosing more than a dozen immobilized combat personnel, grabbed his few remaining hairs and reported to Commander-in-Chief General Swanwick.

"Could it be some kind of alien weapon?"

After listening to the professor's report, General Svanwick began to speculate in his mind.

He wondered if the alien was in Louise's room at the time and, upon seeing the FBI agents break in, used some kind of mysterious alien weapon.

"Sir, sir, they've all suddenly returned to normal!"

Just as General Svanwick was thinking about how to report the current situation to the president, a soldier suddenly burst in.

"Quickly, bring them all here. I need to find out what's going on."

This is his only clue to finding that alien and avoiding war.

A moment later, General Svanwick stared wide-eyed, an expression of disbelief on his face.

"What? You're saying that guy just snapped his fingers and you were all frozen in place, then he and Louise Lane vanished into thin air?"

(End of this chapter)