American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 593 A Crude Solution for Interdimensional Communication

Interdimensional communication is a very difficult problem to solve. Rune had previously asked Tony for help, but even Iron Man couldn't come up with a feasible solution in a short time.

Tony himself has experience in creating inter-universe communication devices, but the communication range of these devices is limited to communicating with other relatively nearby regions that belong to the Marvel Universe, so the solution is relatively simple.

However, Rune wanted a communicator that could communicate freely between different universes, which was a bit unreasonable. This was not essentially a problem of a communicator, but rather a problem of finding a medium that could be shared by the multiverse and had minimal energy loss.

"Do you think that's possible?" Tony asked through gritted teeth.

After hearing Tony's brief explanation, Rune realized how unreasonable his request was. He chuckled and changed the subject, "Are you interested in researching otherworldly technology?"

Tony sneered, turned and picked up a glass of wine. "Not to be rude, Rune, but in my opinion, the multiverse technology you've brought is child's play—"

"Have you figured out the Terminator?"

Rune's question left Tony momentarily speechless. Then the tech genius rolled his eyes. "Friend, if you call a robot that needs nuclear power to move autonomously 'high-tech,' then I have to label you as ignorant."

Stark snapped his fingers, and the blue light flashed in the eyes of the armored vehicle in front of him. "The only advantage of the Terminators is those strange things they have. Those things are definitely worth spending some time studying."

"Of course, that's technology from 2077," Rune nodded in agreement. "But that universe is probably finished by now."

Tony looked at Rune in surprise. He hadn't expected the topic to lead to such a heavy subject, but he said, "The future technology I mastered in just over a month is truly amazing. You didn't actually go to some world without me and get this technology, did you?"

Uh— Rune looked a little embarrassed. He didn't even dare to imagine what the Marvel Cinematic Universe would be like in 2077 with Iron Man, Beast, Dr. Banner, and other unreasonable scientists around.

Seeing that Rune didn't object, Tony nodded with satisfaction. "It seems that not every multiverse has a genius like me—but then again, if technology can't do it for now, why don't you try magic?"

"I don't have any magic to communicate across the multiverse either—" Rune shrugged. The principle behind his physical ability to traverse the multiverse wasn't magic, but rather his high-dimensional soul and the Phantom Cat's ability to travel.

But Tony said, "Then let's think about it another way. You can travel through the multiverse more easily, right?"

"right."

"As long as you can sense when others are talking about you," Stark said, handing over a drink. "Then you just run over and ask what happened, right? Want a drink?"

Rune's eyes lit up; he seemed to actually know this kind of magic.

"Sorry, I don't drink, but what you said makes a lot of sense, I'll remember that!" After saying that, Rune teleported away, leaving Stark alone.

The brilliant scientist blinked, looked around, and wondered, "Didn't that magician say he'd take me to research some high technology?"

"Yes," Friday answered Stark's question, "but you made it clear that you disapproved of it, which I guess is why Rune didn't bring you along."

Stark clicked his tongue.

Rune returned to the workshop and began researching the spell. Many people knew about this spell, but because it was so obscure, the dark mage had never considered it before—

That is a curse.

The infamous dark wizard Voldemort once cursed his own name and his position as professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts.

Anyone who mentions his name will be noticed by him. Anyone who becomes a professor of Defense Against the Dark Arts at Hogwarts will be plagued by misfortune.

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It was because this magic was related to curses that Rune had never thought of it; back in Hogwarts, he hadn't focused his research on dark magic.

However, cursing one's own name is not difficult, it's just a relatively uncommon practice.

Generally speaking, normal wizards wouldn't do this because it wouldn't benefit them. Only someone like Voldemort, who needs to maintain his bloody rule and wants to carry out literary inquisitions, would do it.

And as it turned out, this trick wasn't that effective. The members of the Order of the Phoenix and other ordinary wizards simply changed their names, and the magic collapsed on its own.

As Rune sifted through the fragments of memory around his head, he began to draw magic from his body. Fine, purplish-black magic began to float in the air, like torn shadows, slowly pulsating with his breath.

His eyes lit up quickly—he'd found it!

This is a curse that will pierce through the multiverse, so it must consume a great deal of magic. A very low incantation rolled through Rune's throat, the air groaned under its strain, and the purplish-black magic even began to burn, distorting the surrounding light under the flames.

After some time, the curse was finally completed, and Rune was able to quickly sense those calling his name. Starlight and Queen Maeve were discussing whether to raise the price of Compound 5 for him. Starlight felt that Rune's contribution was already more than enough, but Queen Maeve helplessly brought up the problem of increasing population but not being able to increase arable land.

The nuclear war caused widespread pollution, but the problem didn't escalate to a large scale because the population was too small at the time.

But now a baby boom has emerged in the Boys universe, and the cause of this baby boom is not only social stability, but also because after Compound V was distributed for free, these survivors wanted to gamble and hope to find a Homelander.

Although Queen Maeve had explained that these Compound V compounds had been modified, the survivors did not believe her explanation and even thought that she had become the new ruling class and was saying this in order to maintain her own rule.

Americans are like that; they don't trust the ruling class, such as the government, because those ruling classes are truly inhuman. In comparison, other people have much more ordinary thoughts when they recite the name of Rune.

Stark is currently complaining that Rune didn't show him the technology of the new world, the gods in the Marvel Universe are discussing whether to negotiate with Rune about the ownership of the position of the Sun God, and Harley Quinn from Earth-3 is going crazy in the main universe, shouting Rune's name.

Some mages are even attempting to assassinate Rune.

Then these mages were easily killed by Rune. Facing the very person they were plotting to assassinate, these mages were crushed into mincemeat before they could even react.

Rune couldn't understand why they were so arrogant when they were so weak.

As for the raven—

What she did while mentioning Rune's name is the paid content.