American comics: From Hogwarts to God on Earth

Chapter 607 Braiding the Wolf God's Hair

Coercion and bribery are very effective against some anti-heroes, such as Deadpool, but they are generally ineffective against superheroes and may even have the opposite effect.

So how do you get superheroes to do things for you? It's simple: use moral blackmail. These superheroes' excessively high moral standards often end up dragging them down, just like now.

Under Rune's watchful eye, Constantine, with his silver tongue, successfully persuaded Logan to become the alpha wolf under Goldrinn's command.

The dark mage had been watching them ever since they mentioned Rune; don't forget, Rune can now sense anyone who mentions him.

Rune went to look at this route because the negotiations between the mages at the meeting he was currently in were so boring that he could only find amusement by watching the live broadcast.

However—logically speaking, Constantine could be considered a representative mage who borrows the power of Hell; at least in London, the title of Hell Detective is quite prestigious. Yet, Wang and his group haven't contacted this mage. Could it be—

This man is such a jerk!

"—Rune, are you listening?" The king turned to look at Rune, his eyes full of dissatisfaction.

From the very beginning, Rune had been distracted. This was, after all, a collaboration between two mages from another world, involving the interests of these two universes for many years to come. How could he be so negligent?

Rune sighed, "I'm listening, but you've talked for so long and haven't gotten to the point. At this rate, I might have to stay here for three whole days before I see you achieve your goal."

Wanda represents the interests of the dark magic faction, while the Lord represents the interests of the hundred wizards—and this is only the major power; the third division of wizards also has a large number of smaller groups.

These complex groups have woven a web of interests that overlaps like countless spider webs, and the mages are particularly fond of taking things seriously, resulting in the fact that almost no effective terms have been reached throughout the entire meeting.

Rune's words were not wrong, and Wang had no way to refute them. He could only change the subject and continue to chair the meeting.

Not long after, Goldrinn came to Rune’s side with a faint smile on his face, which almost made people suffer from the uncanny valley effect.

Raven spotted the beautiful, snow-white giant wolf immediately. Curious, she tried to reach out and touch it, but Rune grabbed her wrist.

"Tell your men to be careful!" Goldrinn's voice reached the ears of the raven and runes without him even moving. "I'm not a pet!"

The raven watched as Rune gently stroked Goldrinn's fur, hesitating to speak. The wolf god knew what this impetuous human was thinking, but he didn't delve into it.

In any case, Raven is a mage who accompanies Rune, and the two seem to have a pretty good relationship, so there's no need to offend him.

"Yes, yes, you're definitely not a pet," Rune said quietly to the raven beside him after dealing with Goldrinn, "This is a wolf god from another world named Goldrinn. Be careful not to anger him, or he might turn you into a werewolf!"

The raven's eyes were fixed on Goldrinn; the wolf god was simply too beautiful—pure white, soft fur, a streamlined body—

She really wanted to touch it.

Goldrinn glanced at Rune, who showed no reaction, then turned his gaze to Raven. Raven seemed equally unwilling to back down. In the end, the Wolf God could only concede, "Touch me, touch me, you foolish half-demon! Indulging in your own desires will eventually lead you to utter depravity."

"I don't think it's that bad," Rune shifted his body slightly to let the raven come over and pet Goldrinn's fur. "Raven is indeed a descendant of a powerful demon, but she has a heart of gold."

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Goldrin sneered. In his mind, demons only had a vicious, black heart. If it weren't for Rune's sake, he would have bitten the throat off this half-demon long ago.

"So, are you satisfied with the alpha wolf I found for you?" Rune asked in a low voice. Goldrinn nodded in satisfaction.

He would find it hard to find another wolf that could rival Logan in his lifetime. Although the initial recruitment was difficult and he needed to take vacations back to this universe from time to time, Wolverine was still a perfect candidate.

"That human who was with Logan—you want him to be a favored one of fel magic?" Goldrinn asked, looking down.

Constantine's decision to persuade Logan to become the alpha wolf made Goldrin realize that even scoundrels can genuinely care for their friends, which made Goldrin look at Constantine with new respect.

Goldrinn's guess made sense, but Rune seemed to have been enlightened, "Oh! Right, that damn scum can use fel energy!"

Using fel energy would undoubtedly attract the Burning Legion, but considering the hidden talents of Marvel heroes in the DC Universe, the secluded but soon-to-be-revealed Paradise Island and Atlantis, and the emerging native superheroes—

Even without considering the amplifying effects of the six fundamental forces, Earth might not necessarily lose in a head-on clash between the two sides.

Moreover, Sargeras's attention is now completely focused on Ai-chan. Why would he want to disperse his forces and waste precious energy to conquer an Earth that is unlikely to give birth to a Star Soul and where the resistance army would be very difficult to deal with?

This is a losing proposition.

Goldrinn was speechless when he saw Rune suddenly realize something, but he still reminded him, "That man named Constantine is definitely very talented in fel energy. If he becomes a warlock, he could probably easily become the strongest warlock in Azeroth, but I think you should understand—"

"You want to remind me of the effects of fel energy on the user's mind, right?" Rune guessed Goldrinn's subtext. "Don't worry, that scum is already at the lowest point of human moral standards, so no matter which way he goes, he's going upwards."

Fel energy is a manifestation of chaotic Force, the opposite of arcane energy. Prolonged immersion in fel energy can cause spellcasters to become treacherous, selfish, and prone to betrayal.

However, given Constantine's character—fel energy might make him a little worse, but not by much, because this 13-year-old man is already vicious enough.

Since Rune seemed to have no problem, Goldrinn didn't bother to say anything more and turned to listen to the negotiations. But the raven started moving along with Goldrinn, muttering, "Slow down, slow down!"

At this moment, Goldrinn realized that something was wrong with his hair. After using his divine power to sense it, he discovered that the raven had braided a portion of his long hair into a plait.

Upon seeing this, Rune chuckled.