Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard

Chapter 823 Superman's Glasses (Second Update)

"Is this kryptonite? That's interesting!"

After the planetary terraforming was complete, Jerry teleported away from the warship and appeared at the location of the Qiankun Engine, which worked in conjunction with the Phantom Launcher. He picked up two palm-sized pieces of kryptonite and began analyzing them using the magic runes in his eyes.

Kryptonite can make a Kryptonian's powerful body weaker than that of an ordinary person. He wanted to analyze it and see what the underlying principle was.

In Jerry's view, everything has its origin and its principle. As a mage who wants to become the supreme being, he not only needs to analyze magic, but also wants to understand anything unknown.

The more you know and understand, the more powerful your universe and your world can become.

After temporarily putting away the kryptonite, Jerry ordered the warship to land on the modified planet, said goodbye to Zod, and then left the Bell Universe.

Now that Krypton's transformation is complete, it's time to find Clark to extract the Kryptonian Genetic Codex.

"Oh God, who are you? What are you doing in my room? How did you get in?"

Inside the hotel room, Jerry looked at the naked, screaming blonde woman in front of him, helplessly cast a forgetting spell, and then Apparated away.

He almost forgot that the hotel room he booked in the Bell Universe had long expired because the creation of the planet had taken too long.

The room he's currently staying in is already occupied by other guests.

Sometimes that's how it is. Because he's always thinking about something too important, and he's multitasking, he easily overlooks these trivial little things.

The main reason is that these things are really not important to him. Like today, even if a problem arises, he can solve it with just a forgetting spell.

After Apparating out of the hotel room, Jerry quickly appeared near Clark, following the magical mark he had left on Clark earlier.

"Clark, it's been a long time."

Above a stretch of sea, Clark, dressed in a Superman suit, is slowly flying towards the land ahead, holding a half-damaged airplane.

"Jerry, long time no see. Wait for me a moment, I'll take them to a safe place first."

Clark's face lit up with surprise when he saw Jerry appear.

He hadn't seen Jerry for six months since Jerry left.

"Let me lend a hand too."

Jerry looked at the half-damaged plane and the passengers clinging tightly to their seats, fearing they would fall out of the plane, and waved his hand to cast a repair spell.

"Restored to its original condition."

A blue spell struck the plane that Superman was holding above his head, and the half-damaged plane immediately began to return to normal at a speed visible to the naked eye.

"Magic is truly amazing!"

Clark watched the plane gradually recover and couldn't help but sigh inwardly.

He could blow up an entire plane with a single punch, or fly around in the sky holding it up, but he could never do what Jerry is doing now—restoring a plane that was already half destroyed back to its original state.

It's understandable, really. After all, Jerry, this powerful magician, can already create his own universe, so repairing a plane doesn't seem like such a difficult thing to understand.

"That way, I can finish faster!"

Now that the plane had been repaired, Clark no longer needed to worry about flying too fast and causing the people inside to fall out. So he accelerated and, holding the plane, sped towards the beach ahead.

Jerry flapped his twelve pairs of wings powerfully and followed closely behind at an impressive speed.

After regaining his peak Celestial-level strength, even without Apparition, his flight speed wouldn't be much slower than Superman's.

"Superman, what does the 'S' on your chest mean?"

"It represents hope on our planet, winding like a river, coming and going. Hope is like a car key; you can easily lose it, but you can also easily find it."

"Superman, what are those two red beams shooting from your eyes?"

"That's a type of high-temperature ray; I call it a heat ray."

"Superman, what's your fastest flying speed?"

"Uh, it'll be quick, I haven't calculated it in detail."

"Superman, do you like our Earth?"

When Clark and Jerry safely landed the plane on the shore, they were immediately surrounded by enthusiastic crowds and reporters, who bombarded them with questions.

However, compared to Clark's patient responses to all questions, Jerry was not so easy to talk to.

"Mr. Magic, why haven't you shown up since the last incident?"

"busy."

"What exactly are you busy with? Superman often helps humans, so why do you, Mr. Magic, as an Earthling, rarely take action?"

"None of your business."

"I heard you're a magician. Can you turn into a rabbit?"

"I can turn people into maggots. Do you want to try it?"

"Mr. Magic, aren't you afraid people won't like you with this attitude?"

"cut!"

Jerry rolled his eyes and strode toward Clark, forcefully pushing aside all the reporters blocking his way with an invisible force.

"I'm leaving now, I need to talk to you."

Upon reaching Clark, Jerry Apparated and disappeared from the crowd of reporters.

"Don't you guys think Mr. Magic is so cool? He has such a unique way of speaking!"

After Jerry and Clark left, the young men and women who had been standing on the periphery watching began to discuss excitedly.

Superheroes with gentle and kind personalities like Superman are sure to be loved by most people, and characters like Jerry will also be popular with many people, especially young men and women.

Powerful, mysterious, and ruthless, these are the kinds of superheroes that are most likely to be idolized by young men and women.

Jerry simply doesn't care whether humans like him or not, because it's useless to him.

"Actually, most of them don't have any malicious intent; it's just out of professional necessity."

In a café not far from the beach, Clark, now dressed as a normal reporter and wearing glasses, explained to Jerry.

After the Zod incident, he started working at the Daily Planet where Louise worked, and worked as a reporter for half a year. He still has a lot of empathy for reporters.

So every time he was interviewed after rescuing someone, he would try his best to answer all the questions.

"I have no ill intentions towards them, I just don't want to waste time answering those boring questions."

Jerry shrugged, then looked at the glasses Superman was wearing:

"Your glasses don't seem to be ordinary glasses?"

"Oh, these are the glasses I found in the Kryptonian spaceship. They can release a magnetic field that makes people see me differently and can also affect photographic and video equipment. Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to get a job at the Daily Planet."

Clark adjusted his glasses and replied.

(End of this chapter)