American Comics: Starting with Muggle Wizards

In the bustling commercial district, Harvey stealthily moved around the crowds, while anti-gravity flying cars silently flew overhead from time to time.

He had eyes and ears everywhere, and his mental energy could invade the memories of shop owners whose shops appeared to be luxuriously decorated.

Search for clues about Thor and the Avengers.

After spending half an hour wandering around the entire commercial area, he disappointedly found a driverless flying car and left.

In the memory of the raider leader, there was a black market beneath the small tavern in the residential area.

"Heading to Building B37 in the residential area."

After giving the address, the driverless flying car automatically took off and quickly flew towards the destination.

Outside the transparent glass, there are rows of densely packed skyscrapers, each a kilometer tall.

The residential areas for ordinary people are all these towering buildings, and only the wealthy can own a small private estate.

The unmanned vehicle slowly landed in front of the B37 building.

Just then, a gray alien swiped his card to enter the building, and Harvey quickly became invisible and followed him inside.

The tavern is on the fifth basement level of the building, while the black market is on floors six through ten.

Harvey followed some strange-looking aliens into the elevator and arrived at the fifth basement level.

The elevator doors opened, and a noisy atmosphere filled the air. Outside the doors was a spacious stage.

The pub deliberately placed the elevator exit above the stage so that guests could immediately immerse themselves in the cheerful atmosphere.

Harvey walked off the stage with a stern face, accompanied by two alien women who actually had rabbit ears.

She is striking poses on stage, performing a striptease to atmospheric music.

He almost couldn't resist reaching out to feel the texture of the rabbit ears.

After getting behind the bar, he used his mind to invade the minds of two armed guards, causing them to ignore him.

I stepped into the elevator again and arrived at the sixth basement level.

This black market was spacious, with vendors and groups of alien slaves setting up stalls. All the rooms had been converted into shops selling contraband.

The black market was bustling with activity, filled with ruthless raiders, bounty hunters, wanted criminals, and ordinary people who came specifically to buy contraband.

Harvey randomly invaded the memories of several shop owners and found places where information was sold.

Along the way, he brutally used mind control on passersby, trying to find any clues about the Avengers as soon as possible.

Fortunately, Thor and Carol were well-known, and he easily found information about the Avengers.

According to the memories of many black market intelligence dealers, the Avengers have visited Rock Planet three times in the past month to replenish their supplies.

The first time was 27 Earth days ago, when the Avengers' main objective was to replenish supplies.

The second time was 20 Earth days ago. Besides resupplying, the main purpose was to purchase information about the Godslayer, Gale.

The third time was 10 Earth days ago, when the Avengers put a huge bounty on a Terran sorcerer.

Harvey's face darkened when he saw that a 10 billion bounty had been placed on him.

"These Avengers deserve to die! How dare they put a bounty on my head?"

However, he was too lazy to investigate further. Judging from the Avengers' recent moves, Thor's strength was not enough to summon the Rainbow Bridge to the Land of Eternity.

"We need to find a way to lure the Avengers here."

Harvey stroked his chin, deep in thought.

Waiting passively for the Avengers to resupply would take too long.

Normally, a single supply of living materials is enough to sustain hundreds of people on a spaceship for a year.

Therefore, simply waiting is definitely not a viable solution.

Harvey had a sudden inspiration and came up with a good idea.

"As long as we can mind-infiltrate the black market intelligence dealers and create a false message about our whereabouts, we can definitely lure the Avengers here."

Without hesitation, Harvey remotely hacked into and altered the memories of the black market intelligence merchant.

They also took the opportunity to control the other party's spread of false information.

After confirming that the false news that he had appeared on Planet Locke had spread.

Just to be on the safe side, he worried that the Avengers might resort to high technology to destroy the planet in order to kill him.

Therefore, Harvey left the commercial planet ahead of time and hid on the surface of a wandering meteorite 5 light-years away from Locke Star.

Wait quietly for the fish to take the bait.

One day, two days, three days...

Half a month has passed.

The Avengers were still nowhere to be seen, as if they hadn't received any intelligence from him at all.

This bizarre situation left Harvey feeling extremely uneasy.

He was worried that if the Avengers' wish-granting plan made progress, they wouldn't be able to spare the time to fight him, which would be a huge problem.

Now he is in a dilemma: if he continues to wait, what he gets may not be fish, but rather an eternal and fatal attack.

If he didn't wait, he wouldn't know where to find Thor and the others for the time being.

Going out to search blindly in the vast starry sky is ten times harder than finding a needle in a haystack.

Adding in the sunk costs, he gritted his teeth and continued to wait patiently.

Another half month later.

Hard work pays off, and Star-Lord's Benata spaceship sailed into the Rock Star Spaceport.

Harvey was worried that testing his mental abilities would alert Star-Lord and the others.

He remotely controlled black market intelligence dealers, using the ubiquitous surveillance cameras on Rockstar to monitor Star-Lord and others.

When people were seen entering the spaceport one after another from the Benata spacecraft, Thor, a key figure, was not among them.

Harvey frowned; it seemed the Avengers had deliberately kept Thor out.

"Does this mean we still have to capture Star-Lord and the others alive in a real fight to force Thor out?"

Harvey didn't want things to escalate that much.

With the enemy in the open and himself in the shadows, he could slowly lay out his plans and quietly strike at the best opportunity.

Taking direct action could lead to unforeseen accidents and a certain probability of failure.

After frowning and considering for a few minutes, Harvey decided to continue remaining behind the scenes.

After Star-Lord, Groot, and the other Guardians of the Galaxy discover that the intelligence is false, they always have to go back to reunite with Thor and the others.

If he carefully follows Star-Lord and the others, he will find Thor sooner or later.

Having made a plan, Harvey waited patiently for two days.

Star-Lord and his crew discovered the intelligence was outdated; the wanted mage from Planet Trunks had long since vanished. Disappointed, they piloted the Benata away from Planet Locke.

Harvey secretly placed a locator in the supplies that Star-Lord and the others replenished through a black market intelligence dealer.

Then, he waited near the planet Locke for five days.

The locator remained stationary at the edge of the Andromeda Galaxy for a day and a night.

He finally confirmed that Star-Lord and the others had returned to the Avengers' secret headquarters.

The wary Harvey took out a human skin mask made with alien technology, changed into a generic alien face, and then made some simple changes to his appearance.

He then began to teleport to the location where the locator was.

after one day.

An unnamed galaxy on the edge of the Andromeda Galaxy, where a star has gone out.

After tracking them here, Harvey was very cautious and did not use any magic. Instead, he hid in a wandering meteorite and quietly infiltrated this nameless star system.

The universe is full of wandering meteorites ranging in size from a few micrometers to tens or hundreds of kilometers.

Therefore, Harvey's hiding place was very inconspicuous, and normally the Avengers would not have been able to discover his presence.

Chapter 235 If the tiger doesn't roar, it thinks I'm a sick cat.

But the unexpected thing Harvey least wanted to see still happened.

He was spotted by a passing spaceship.

The spaceship looked ordinary, without many cannons, and was probably a mining ship from some interstellar civilization.

At that moment, the 500-meter-long mining spaceship spotted the meteorite where Harvey was located, fired a gravitational traction beam, and pulled the locked meteorite toward the spaceship.

"Is this too much of a coincidence or just too much bad luck? How come a mining ship happened to be eyeing this meteorite?"

Harvey had investigated the meteorite beforehand and found that it contained a large amount of silicate material and small amounts of metals such as iron and nickel.

These kinds of meteorites are commonplace in the universe, so how could this mining ship have happened to spot them?

The cautious Harvey decisively cast the Disillusionment Charm, becoming invisible and leaving the meteorite.

Unexpectedly, he activated his magic.

A few kilometers away, the mining ship suddenly fired another tractor beam at the cloaked Harvey.

"Damn it! I knew there couldn't be such a coincidence. This must be another Avengers trap!"

They were targeted time and time again.

Harvey isn't without a temper.

"Damn it, do you really think I'm easy to bully?"

This time, he intends to break through the laws with force. No matter what schemes or tricks you have, he will sweep them all away with his own strength!

Having made up his mind, he took out the Holy Elemental Wand, and then—

They teleported and disappeared into the cosmos.

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