Marvel's Hogwarts Wizards

Chapter 168 Conditions for Learning Magic (Part 2)

After exchanging a few simple greetings with Coulson, Jerry followed him to the center of the temporary base.

"We used the best lifting machines, but we couldn't lift this small hammer. We also dug up a lot of soil around it, but for some reason, the hammer seemed to have taken root, and the ground under it Soil is actually harder than diamonds!"

Coulson pointed to the strange hammer that had been dug up on the ground and was still standing in the center, and explained to Jerry the series of actions they made to the hammer after they arrived.

"What a powerful magic power!"

Jerry turned on Superman mode and walked to the hammer. Before touching it, he felt the powerful magic power contained inside the hammer.

The magic power contained in the hammer was the most powerful magic power he had felt so far, and even Dumbledore hadn't felt it like this.

However, after careful identification, it can be clearly felt that the magic power contained in the hammer seems to be very different from the magic power in his body now.

What is the specific difference, and now he can't figure it out.

He stretched out his hand to grab the handle of the hammer and pulled it hard, a wave of magic waves swept over him immediately, and then it seemed to confirm something, and then there was no movement.

"It really can't be pulled!"

It is said that only truly righteous and kind people can hold Thor's Hammer. From this point of view, he is not really a very just and kind person.

But this is the fact. If he was asked to use his life to save his relatives and friends, then he might do that.

But if he was asked to exchange his own life for the lives of people he didn't know at all, even if it was the life of an entire city, he would resolutely refuse.

Moreover, truly righteous and kind people often have unsatisfactory lives.

Just like the Spider-Man played by Maguire in his previous life, with such powerful strength, his life is not as good as most ordinary people.

This is not what he wants.

"How? Can you determine what this is?"

Coulson, who was on the side, fell into deep thought after seeing Jerry pull the hammer, and asked quickly.

Jerry came back to his senses and smiled:

"This hammer contains very powerful magic power, which cannot be deciphered with my current level, and if I'm not mistaken, this hammer should be Thor's Hammer in myths and legends, which is Thor's exclusive weapon!"

"Is there really a god in this world?"

A look of disbelief appeared on Coulson's face.

As a materialist, it is really hard for him to believe in the existence of gods.

Although S.H.I.E.L.D. has a confidential document, which is full of records about supernatural beings, those supernatural beings have been identified by experts, but there are some special changes in their genes, which can be explained by science.

But things like gods are somewhat beyond the scope of what science can explain.

Seeing this, Jerry spread his hands:

"Before I learned magic, I didn't believe that magic really existed, but it did exist. As for gods, maybe you can change your thinking. In fact, today's technology, thousands of years ago, might not be regarded as God!"

Coulson stroked his hair and nodded:

"I understand what you mean, gods do exist, but they may not be as omnipotent as we imagined!"

"Yes, maybe they are a group of aliens with special powers, but humans have regarded them as gods for thousands of years."

After Jerry finished speaking, he went on to suggest:

"So, since Thor's Hammer landed here, maybe Thor is also nearby. You can send your agents to search in nearby towns to see if any strangers have appeared here recently."

In fact, Jerry always felt that the gods such as Thor and Loki in Avengers were different from the gods he imagined, and the movie was also labeled as a science fiction movie.

So he thinks they are more like powerful aliens with special powers than gods.

"Oh, a town? The nearest town is Old Bridge, fifty miles to the east, and we're going to have something to do this afternoon!"

Coulson murmured.

"Miss Wizard, can I ask you a question?"

In the black S.H.I.E.L.D. car driving from the base to Old Bridge Town, Coulson looked at Jerry who was flipping through the magic book next to him, with a curious look on his face.

Jerry replied without raising his head when he heard the words:

"It's okay, you ask, I'm listening!"

"I don't mean anything in particular, I'm just curious. If you want to learn something like magic, what are the conditions? For example, do you think I still have a chance to learn magical magic?"

Coulson's eyes lit up.

Jerry turned his head and looked Coulson up and down, then took out a copy of "Basic Theory of Magic" from the box space and threw it to him, showing a polite smile.

"Mr. Coulson, you don't have the qualifications to learn magic. If you like magic, this book is given to you as a souvenir!"

After receiving the thick magic book thrown by Jerry, Coulson was obviously stunned for a moment. It wasn't that Jerry said that he had no magic aptitude, but that Jerry actually gave him a precious magic book.

This is different from what he originally expected.

"Then what kind of qualifications can one learn magic?"

Coulson silently put the precious magic book into his arms.

Jerry stretched out one finger and said:

"Learn our school of magic,

First, you must have the ability to never forget.

Second, you must have strong comprehension and analysis skills.

The third and most important point is to be able to perceive the free magical power in this world, and then be able to mobilize it.

If you have the above three abilities, you can learn magic through the "Basic Magic Theory"! "

Why did Jerry say this?

In fact, he deliberately said it to Coulson, or to Fury.

He didn't believe that SHIELD was not greedy for his various magical magics. He wanted to tell the other party that his magic was learned bit by bit, and it required extremely high talent requirements.

Those conditions are also half-truths.

The magic in the world of "Harry Potter" mainly consists of wizard blood and wands, while the magic in "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" is fine if it meets the above conditions, but the premise is that you must know meditation and have a medium for casting spells.

As for the "Basic Theory of Magic" he threw to Coulson, it was indeed a real magic book, which he bought at Lihen Bookstore before.

However, it is estimated that all the experts from S.H.I.E.L.D. will not be able to figure out why.

However, the magic theory in that book is indeed correct, and I believe it should be able to fool S.H.I.E.L.D. for a while.

What he needs now is time, the longer the time, the stronger his strength will be. He wanted to guarantee that if SHIELD wanted to turn against him in the future, he could easily crush them all to death.

(end of this chapter)