American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 302 Constantine, Auror?

The Vision that Rune mentioned is White Vision from the MCU universe. Of course, there is also a character called White Vision in the comics, but the White Vision in the comics has not regained his memories.

Satisfying the Scarlet Witch's greed is no easy task. Wanda needs a Vision who still retains his memories of loving her, while Rune's morality and reason dictate that he cannot take Vision away from a living Scarlet Witch. Therefore, the White Vision in the MCU, who has regained all his memories and lost Wanda, perfectly meets Rune's requirements.

The Scarlet Witch, who knew Rune's abilities well, was naturally persuaded by him.

During this period, Rune was incredibly busy. Now that the multiverse catastrophe was no longer relevant to Tony Stark and the others, the promised armor development could begin. Meanwhile, in the DC universe, Rune also needed to help Doctor Fate build a magic school. Doctor Fate originally wanted to build the school at the Rock of Eternity, but Rune believed the Rock of Eternity was too important and unsuitable as a location.

Putting everything else aside, the seven deadly sins are also imprisoned here!

But the more troublesome one is actually Tony. "What do you mean your magic is somewhat like a magnetic field and interferes with the operation of electrical appliances?" Tony's eyes widened. What did he just hear?

Rune nodded. "Yes, that's right. You can think of my magic as a powerful magnetic field that can cause any Muggle—I mean, my magic—to malfunction electronic devices."

Otherwise, why would he specifically set up a workshop for himself in the DC universe using the Unseen Stretch Charm? That's just pointless.

Furthermore, Rune's magic originates from the Harry Potter world, where magic's influence on technological devices is clear and systematic, and there is a natural conflict between magic and technology. In the Marvel Universe, although Doctor Strange can still use spells to interfere with electronic devices, magic and technology can complement each other—Doctor Doom is such an example.

"Alright, alright," Tony scratched his head. "Then let's see what the principle is that your magic and electrical appliances can't coexist."

After a period of experimentation, Stark was basically certain that the magic emitted by Rune was somewhat similar to EMP, but only similar. The electromagnetic radiation intensity was much lower. Generally speaking, the electromagnetic radiation intensity produced by using minor spells is not high and has little impact on electronic devices. However, if Rune casts a more powerful spell, the electromagnetic radiation it emits will destroy a large number of electrical appliances.

"Is there any other way?" Rune asked softly.

Tony nodded: "I knew building you this armor wouldn't be easy. In that case, the best material for your armor is nanoparticles. That way, even if some electronic components are damaged by your magic, they can be quickly repaired. I'll look for the old Magneto armor later; that armor has components that can adjust magnetic fields, which can also counteract the effects of your magic."

As Tony talked, he got into the zone, wandering around and muttering to himself, occasionally calling in Friday to record his thoughts.

"Shall I go then?"

As he spoke, Rune tried to leave, assuming Tony's attention was completely focused on building the mech. But Tony shouted, "No, you can't leave!"

If only I hadn't let Tony make the armor for me. After explaining the whole set of magical principles to Tony, Rune returned home, only to be pulled up by Doctor Fate again that night.

"Why is everyone giving me so much trouble?" Rune stared blankly at the Fate Doctor, his resentment almost materializing with his magic.

"Come on," Doctor Fate shook his head. "You and I both know that mages at your level hardly need any rest. Your energy is simply incredible. I just came to ask you about things like teaching magic courses in another universe, since it would be too much trouble to make something up on the spot."

So, at Doctor Fate's insistence, Rune explained to him how Hogwarts operates in the Harry Potter world, including how wizards and mortals handle their relationship in another world—this might seem like little help to the DC Universe, but it was actually crucial for Doctor Fate.

The establishment of a magic academy will inevitably produce countless mages. If it were just the old inheritance model, Zatanna could easily support herself by performing magic tricks in front of mortals, since mages are extremely rare. However, once a magic academy is established, the number of mages will increase rapidly, and some of these new mages will inevitably compete with Zatanna and ordinary magicians for jobs.

Even worse are the other groups of mages who might develop a natural prejudice against humans simply because they've learned magic, or even develop the delusion that they are gods, wantonly plundering the produce of ordinary people. To deal with these individuals, forming a Ministry of Magic is essential.

In order to prevent more mages from going astray, it is also very necessary to build a magical society and provide employment for newly added mages. The development model of another world that Rune described to Doctor Fate has a lot of reference value. Moreover, since this whole set of ideas is still in its infancy, the obstacles faced by Doctor Fate, Rune and others are extremely limited.

"My personal suggestion is that if you're looking for an Auror—I mean, someone like the police in the magical world—Constantine is definitely someone who has a lot to say about that."

Doctor Fate frowned. "You mean, hire Constantine as a policeman?"

Upon hearing this suggestion, Rune couldn't help but laugh.

"Hey, isn't this what you meant?" Of course, the Fate Doctor knew that this suggestion was stupid. If Constantine became the police of the magical world, then the entire magical world of the earth would definitely become a cesspool, and the level of corruption would be comparable to Russia or Gotham.

Although Constantine is generally a good person, he is accustomed to committing crimes and associating with those hellish demons. He also has a habit of using bribery and other means to help himself escape, and his cunning and ruthlessness are among the best in the universe.

"...So, what I mean is, treat him as an examiner." Rune shrugged. "No one is better suited as a test for police officers than Constantine."

Doctor Fate examined Rune closely, even stepping forward to observe him meticulously with various spells, which made Rune impatient.

"What are you doing?"

"I need to see how your brain works." Doctor Fate nodded solemnly: "You truly are a genius!"

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