Marvel's Hogwarts Wizard Chapter 182: Heading to Asgard (First Update) - Novel Cool

Chapter 182: Heading to Asgard (First Update)

Chapter 182: Heading to Asgard (First Update)

In Jerry's view, perhaps the All-Father Odin had long ago seen the discontent in his youngest son Loki's heart and the significant flaws in his eldest son Thor's character.

To eliminate the younger son's dissatisfaction and improve the elder son's character, making him a qualified king of Asgard, Odin chose not to expose Loki's plan on the day of Thor's coronation.

Letting Thor train among mortals on Earth could temper his arrogance and belligerence, and Odin could monitor the entire process to ensure his safety.

Letting Loki taste the role of king would show him that he wasn't suited for it and that, despite his grave mistakes, his father, mother, and brother still loved him.

Once everything was over, Thor would become a competent king, and Loki would spend a few decades in confinement as punishment. When Thor's reign was secure, Loki could be released, and the family would be happy once more.

However, a small complication has arisen: an Earthling has managed to fulfill the condition Odin placed on Mjolnir, allowing him to wield it.

This cannot be allowed.

Fortunately, Thor has met Odin's requirements and changed significantly, so Odin has lifted his ban and restored his godly powers, enabling him to summon Mjolnir once more.

Of course, this is all just Jerry's current speculation. The truth would have to be confirmed by Odin himself.

Still, Jerry believes this explanation is quite plausible, otherwise, how could everything be so coincidental?

But this realization has given Jerry a headache.

If everything is under Odin's watch, then killing Loki is out of the question.

Yet Loki knows Jerry's true appearance. If he returns to Earth with the Mind Staff, it will be a significant problem.

Jerry's only vulnerability is Hass and Elsa. Given Loki's intelligence, he would certainly recognize this weakness and exploit it.

If only Loki knew, it wouldn't be a major issue. After the events of Avengers One, Loki could be taken back to Asgard, and that would be that.

But if Loki reveals this secret to the world, it would be a real trouble.

Not to mention organizations like S.H.I.E.L.D. or similar entities, even the criminal organizations Jerry has offended could cause significant problems.

If they sought revenge, two bullets could end Hass and Elsa's lives.

Jerry could take Hass and Elsa to another Mini World for safety, but that's not a long-term solution.

Hass and Elsa have their own loved ones and friends in this world, and many ties they cannot sever. Sending them to another world is not what they want.

Jerry would only do this as a last resort.

So, how can he prevent this from happening?

After some thought, Jerry made a decision in his mind!

Fifteen kilometers northwest of the base, at the Bifrost portal.

"These are runic symbols, somewhat similar to the magical symbols used to create a Portkey!"

Jerry squatted down, examining the circular pattern left by the Bifrost, musing to himself.

"It seems that Asgardian magic shares some similarities with the magic of the Harry Potter world!"

Around Jerry stood a large group of people, including Coulson, Hawkeye Barton, and other S.H.I.E.L.D. agents, as well as Captain America with his shield, Tony Stark in his Iron Man suit, and the Asgardian Warriors Three and the Warrior Goddess Sif, all clad in Asgardian war armor.

At that moment, a figure rapidly flew down from the sky, none other than Thor, hammer in hand.

"Friends, thank you for your help. From today on, you can consider me an ally. Now, I need to return to Asgard to deal with some family matters, and I'll come back to find you once everything is settled!"

Thor stood on the Bifrost pattern with the Asgardian Warriors Three and the woman Sif, sincerely thanking Jerry and the others who had helped him. Then, he shouted loudly to the sky:

"Heimdall, open the Bifrost, Heimdall, Heimdall, we need you!"

In response to Thor's calls, the sky began to display a strange phenomenon.

At this moment, under the surprised gazes of the others, Jerry stepped up beside Thor:

"I'm really interested in Asgard. Would you mind taking me on a day trip there?"

Thor was taken aback for a moment, then burst into laughter:

"Of course not!"

Currently, aside from his new girlfriend Jane, the young wizard who had helped him multiple times and ultimately restored his divine powers was the person he was most grateful to on Midgard.

So, taking the wizard on a trip to Asgard was certainly not a problem.

Moreover, Jerry's displayed strength was extraordinary. Given the uncertain situation in Asgard, having Jerry around might prove very helpful.

If everything went well, when Jerry wanted to return, Thor could use the Bifrost to send him back.

Besides, he had promised Jane that he would return to be with her once he had dealt with the situation in Asgard. He couldn't break his word!

A rainbow beam descended from the sky, landing on the circular pattern.

As the rainbow enveloped Thor, Jerry, and the others, they instantly vanished from the spot.

In less than a second, the barren landscape of New Mexico was replaced by a resplendent teleportation hall.

At the end of the hall, a colorful Bifrost stretched out, leading directly to a grand and magnificent castle.

"I can't let the Bifrost break!"

According to the information from the Avengers, the Bifrost eventually broke, causing Loki to exile himself into the universe, where he was found by Thanos and given the Mind Staff, leading to the Battle of New York.

So, as long as he prevented the Bifrost from breaking and kept Loki from exiling himself, ensuring that Loki was captured and held in Asgard's prison, there would be no need to worry about his identity being exposed.

Even if Odin, due to familial ties, didn't imprison Loki for several decades, a serious crime like that should warrant at least seven or eight years in prison, which would be more than enough time.

It seemed that the breaking of the Bifrost and Loki's self-exile were beyond Odin's original expectations. By preventing these events, he would likely earn some favor with Odin, so the problem shouldn't be too significant.

Previously, he had asked Thor what would happen if the Bifrost, such an important structure, were to break.

Thor had replied that the Bifrost was Asgard's connection to the Nine Realms. If it broke, Asgard's army would be unable to reach the Nine Realms, potentially leading to unrest in many areas.

Given these considerations, he had decided to accompany Thor to Asgard.

(End of Chapter)

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