The Witcher: The Journey to Transcendence from Marvel...

Chapter 465 Untitled

A high-tech train slowly pulled into the station, its wheels making a soft "sizzling" sound as they rubbed against the rails. The doors slowly opened, and a group of children, like joyful little deer, bounced and skipped out.

When the magnificent castle came into view, the children were instantly stunned and stood frozen in place.

Wow! What a huge castle!

A little girl with a high ponytail stared wide-eyed, her eyes brimming with surprise and excitement.

She unconsciously covered her mouth with her hands, as if afraid that her exclamation would disturb the mysterious castle.

"That's amazing!"

"Is this the magic school?"

The children chattered like cheerful little birds, looking around curiously, filled with an endless desire to explore this brand new world.

Wes was standing quietly in a room at the highest point of the castle.

The walls of the room are inlaid with huge crystals, which emit a soft light and illuminate the entire room.

He was surrounded by Vegapunk, Ro, Cyrus, and others.

Vegapunk frowned, his eyes revealing deep worry.

His hands unconsciously crossed over his chest, his fingers tapping lightly on his arms.

He knew very well that these innocent children might have to go to the battlefield in the future.

That would be a place far more dangerous than the world of One Piece, filled with unknown fears and powerful enemies.

There, every breath could be tantamount to death, and the children's tender lives would face an unprecedented and enormous challenge.

However, Weiss held absolute power.

All Vegapunk could do was try his best to ensure the safety of these children.

Vegapunk, Law, Cyrus, and others are the teachers at this school. However, they don't teach magic; instead, they teach science and physical skills.

That's right, here children will not only learn magic, but also acquire scientific knowledge and physical skills.

A single skill is far from enough.

Scientific knowledge can help children understand the nature of the world and master powerful technological capabilities;

Physical skills enable them to have strong physiques and agile movements, allowing them to better cope with various complex situations.

Of course, the magic lessons will not be taught by Wes himself.

To solve the problem of magic education, Wes combined Vegapunk's cloning technology with his own android technology and successfully created dozens of wizards.

These wizards are born with a wealth of magical knowledge implanted in their minds.

They are born with the strength of a level 3 wizard and are skilled in casting various spells.

However, these artificial wizards also have obvious flaws.

Although they were initially strong, their strength could never be improved from the moment they were born.

This is a technological limitation, and a bottleneck that cannot be overcome at present.

No matter how hard they tried to cultivate, they could not cross this insurmountable chasm.

If one day Wes is able to create a truly human being, a life form with unlimited growth potential, then he will truly step into the realm of gods.

With everything at the magic school proceeding smoothly and gradually getting on track, Wes no longer needed to keep a close eye on many subsequent matters.

With her calmness and wisdom, Luo was able to properly coordinate various teaching arrangements;

Vegapunk's extraordinary scientific knowledge is enough to guide children in exploring the ocean of science and technology;

Cyrus's extensive combat experience also allowed the children to continuously improve through physical training.

They are fully capable of handling all aspects of the school's affairs perfectly.

Wes's thoughts, however, were preoccupied with another matter: whether the purple sweet potato had actually snapped his fingers—the one that would determine the fate of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

This question, like an invisible hand, stirred his curiosity.

Weiss stood on the wide but somewhat desolate streets of New York.

Wes had just realized that New York was completely different from what it used to be.

Once, this place was synonymous with prosperity and hustle and bustle. The streets were filled with cars and pedestrians, and the laughter of people and the honking of vehicles mingled together.

But now, the streets are deserted, with only a few pedestrians hurrying by, their steps heavy and hurried, as if trying to escape the sorrowful atmosphere.

Not a single mistake, not a single poem, not a single post, not a single piece of content, not a single look!

Most of the shops along the street had their doors tightly shut, their roller shutters covered in dust, and some shops even had broken windows with shards of glass scattered on the ground, gleaming coldly in the sunlight.

The entire city seemed to be tightly enveloped by a thick layer of gloom, making it so oppressive that it was hard to breathe.

Wes closed his eyes, concentrated, and used his incredibly powerful senses to carefully explore every corner of the city.

He clearly observed that New York's population had decreased dramatically, with countless vibrant lives vanishing like candles in the wind, leaving only a deathly silence.

Moreover, an intense, almost impenetrable sense of sorrow, like an invisible and boundless fog, permeated every inch of the city's air, every street, and every building.

Without exception, everyone's face was filled with grief and despair, the deep pain of losing loved ones, friends, and the familiarity of life.

Seeing this, Wes instantly understood. It seemed that Thanos had finally succeeded in snapping his fingers with unparalleled power, randomly wiping out half of all life in the universe.

Countless families were torn apart, countless dreams came to an abrupt end, and the fate of the entire universe was completely rewritten in that instant.

But Weiss did not feel the same way he did when he was a mortal.

His mindset has changed since he became a demigod.

Now, he stands at a higher level, viewing all things in the world from an almost detached perspective.

In his view, the birth and death of life are no longer just a simple cycle of life and death, but a predetermined and irresistible natural law in the process of the universe.

The tragedy that New York is experiencing is not limited to one city; the entire United States, and indeed the whole world and the entire universe, are facing the same pain.

Countless lives were lost in that instant, bustling cities became desolate, families were torn apart, and people were plunged into endless grief and panic.

This is not only a sharp decline in population, but also a devastating blow to social order, the economic system, and the human spirit.

Flights were grounded due to the disappearance of half of the crew members; many seriously injured patients could not receive timely treatment in hospitals due to a shortage of medical staff; city traffic was in chaos; and supermarket shelves gradually became empty as no one restocked them.

The entire world seemed to have been put on pause by an invisible hand, plunging into unprecedented stagnation and chaos.

Of all the global disasters, the situation in Washington state is currently causing the most headaches for the US government.

(End of this chapter)