Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 813 Clark's Decision (Second Update)

Kent Farm, Smallville, Kansas.

"Mrs. Kent, is Clark in?"

Seeing Martha Kent open the door, Louise asked in a somewhat anxious tone.

Upon seeing Jerry and Louise again, Martha's attitude was clearly very different from last time; she smiled and stepped aside.

"Oh, it's you two. Clark told me you're his friends. Come in and have a seat. He went to the church to pray, but he should be back soon."

Louise glanced at Jerry, who nodded slightly, indicating that it was fine.

So, at Martha's invitation, the two sat down on the sofa in the living room, drinking the hand-ground coffee Martha had made and chatting while waiting for Clark to return.

Compared to Louise's worries, Jerry seemed quite relaxed.

First, he knew what choice Clark would make; second, what choice Clark made was not that important to him.

In the end, they'll definitely have to fight Zod and his Kryptonians, and it'll come down to strength.

He didn't care much about the attitude of the human government.

Putting him aside, in the battle between Clark and Zod, humans were basically useless. Superman was only willing to put on handcuffs and let the human army escort him to Zod because he was too kind.

"Are those federal investigators alright?"

Sipping her coffee, Louise glanced cautiously at Jerry.

"They've been permanently immobilized by me; they'll never be able to move again for the rest of their lives."

Jerry finished speaking with a serious expression, looked at the horrified expression on Louise's face, and then laughed:

"Just kidding. I'm not some evil dark wizard, and I don't like killing people. They'll be back to normal in half an hour, so don't worry."

If you were to say that Louise and Clarke are a couple, one is fearless of power, bursting with a sense of justice and extremely principled, while the other is so kind that even knowing it's a trap, she would sacrifice herself to save all of humanity.

This couple is different from the Batman and Catwoman couple in Gotham.

Although they are all good people, their different birth and upbringing lead them to handle situations differently.

"Jerry, may I ask where you learned your magic?"

Seeing that Jerry was joking, Louise breathed a slight sigh of relief. She originally thought that he probably wasn't a bad person, otherwise he wouldn't have specifically sought out Clark to leave his magic mirror when he predicted the crisis on Earth.

However, driven by a reporter's instinct, I couldn't help but ask questions after seeing Jerry perform several spells.

Jerry sipped his coffee, thought for a moment, and replied:

"Yes, I started at a school that specialized in teaching magic. Later, I studied on my own and consulted many gods and other magicians, which is how I developed my current strength."

His answer wasn't exactly a lie to Louise, because his general experience was indeed like that: the magic school was Hogwarts, the gods were the Aesir, and other wizards included the Ancient One, Balthazar, Clow Reed, and so on.

"There's even a magic school? Can you tell me where it is? Can ordinary people like us go there to learn magic?"

Louise's eyes lit up instantly upon hearing this.

Jerry smiled and shook his head:

"Even in other universes, ordinary people can't go to school; only selected children with special bloodline talents can."

"Not in this universe?"

Louise's eyes widened again. She felt that every time she chatted with Jerry, she could obtain a lot of information that was beyond her imagination.

Gods, magic schools, aliens—now even the universe isn't a single entity anymore.

"There are countless universes, and this place is just one of them."

Jerry gave a brief explanation and didn't say anything more.

Like the Marvel multiverse, the DC universe is also diverse, with many, many universes.

Previously in Justice League, Steppenwolf wanted to go home, and the great wizard Deshad said that Steppenwolf had to help Dexter conquer 50,000 universes before he would be allowed to return home.

"Squeak~"

Just as Jerry and Lois were chatting, Superman Clark pushed open the door and walked into the room.

He first hugged his adoptive mother, Martha, before sitting down in the living room.

"Clark, you can't surrender to Zod. He's definitely up to something."

Upon seeing Clark appear, Louise immediately shared her opinion.

Through contact and understanding, she felt that Clark, this alien, was too kind and might make unwise decisions.

Sure enough, upon hearing Louise's words, Clark smiled and shook his head.

"I know Zod has a conspiracy. Even if I surrender, it may not be able to avoid war. Moreover, humans don't trust me right now, and I don't know whether I should trust them or not."

But the priest was right. If you want others to trust you, you must at least earn their trust first.

Therefore, I've decided to first gain the trust of humanity and surrender to Zod!

"Doing this is too dangerous for you!"

Louise's face showed worry.

She agreed with Clark, but she also knew through Clark that Zod was the Kryptonian general who killed Clark's father and had come to Earth specifically to find Clark, so it was definitely not for anything good.

"Jerry, what do you think?"

Knowing she couldn't persuade Clark, Louise turned her gaze to Jerry, who had remained silent.

Clark also turned his gaze to Jerry, who had used magic to foretell the disaster and was clearly a wise man. Clark wanted to hear Jerry's advice as well.

Seeing that both of them were looking at him, Jerry put down his coffee and replied:

"Actually, I don't really agree with what Clark said, because I know what the higher-ups in human governments are like. They always want to control everything, and they see anything beyond their control as a threat."

"However, surrendering is fine too. It'll give me a chance to board Zod's ship and scout things out. If there's any real danger, I can just teleport Clark back to Earth!"

Jerry's answer made Clark and Louise's eyes light up simultaneously.

Right, how could they forget that Jerry, the magician, knows teleportation magic? If there's a real conspiracy, they can escape first.

Moreover, agreeing to surrender also lets humanity know Clark's attitude: he is not some dangerous alien, but a friendly alien who is truly willing to sacrifice himself for the peace of Earth.

"Thank you for believing in me and helping me!"

Looking at Jerry and Louise, Clark expressed his gratitude in the most sincere tone.

With the world no longer believing in him, Lois is willing to risk treason to escape the FBI's capture, and Jerry, a wizard who has no connection to him, is also willing to risk following him onto the Kryptonian spaceship.

He was truly grateful and moved.

(End of this chapter)