American comics: Incredible comprehension, hand-crafted forbidden spells

Chapter 1: Maxed-out Comprehension, Take Off Immediately!

Nepal.

Streets of Kathmandu.

Lin Jie rubbed his dizzy head, looked at the exotic buildings lining the street, and let out a long breath.

wore.

He actually ended up in the Marvel universe.

The good news is that the "Maximum Comprehension" system was activated in my mind as soon as I landed.

The bad news is that street TVs are broadcasting news of Tony Stark's disappearance in the Middle East.

What does this mean?

This means that aliens flying all over the sky and villains who can destroy the world at any time will soon make their appearance!

In a world where the rich rely on technology and the poor rely on mutation, he is now a complete weakling with no ability to protect himself.

To survive, one must acquire some extraordinary power to protect oneself.

He followed a fat man in a hooded robe, turning left and right, until they reached a dead end.

A ripple appeared before my eyes.

Suddenly, the view opened up.

An antique courtyard and a spacious training ground paved with bluestone slabs.

Kamar-Taj!

The Ancient One's territory, an absolutely safe zone on Earth.

Taking advantage of the chaos, Lin Jie blended into the group of newly recruited apprentices in the courtyard, feeling completely at ease.

While the newlyweds chattered outside, the atmosphere inside the main hall was extremely solemn.

The mage Mordo frowned as he assigned tasks: "The followers of Dormammu, the lord of the Dark Dimension, are causing trouble in New York. Lucian, take a few men and come with me. Your Majesty, the library is entrusted to your care."

After arranging the main force, Mordo turned to look at Carter in the corner.

"Carter, the task of training the new recruits is yours."

Carter was stunned, pointing to himself with a troubled expression: "Senior, me? I just finished my internship, is it too much to ask me to teach people now?"

Mordo patted Carter on the shoulder reassuringly, "You were the best in the last batch, teaching some introductory meditation is enough. You'll only be teaching for a few days, and you'll come back to take over once we've dealt with the troubles in New York."

The big shots are all very busy.

The Ancient One is constantly traveling, and New York is in big trouble again, so almost all the powerful sorcerers in Kamar-Taj have to go on business trips.

During special periods, only conscripts could be recruited.

Modu waved his hand and announced the meeting was adjourned.

The monks received their orders and left to perform their respective duties.

Carter was left standing there with a bitter expression.

Lucian, who was about to set off, stopped and glanced back.

Seeing Lucian looking over, Carter quickly lowered his head: "Master!"

Lucian's face was stern, and his voice was harsh: "Do you have any objections to Mordo's arrangements?"

"No... I'm just worried I won't be able to keep the new trainees in line. I've only learned a little bit..."

"Shut up!" Lucian interrupted him abruptly, his tone sharpening. "You're someone I trained! Don't tarnish my reputation! If I hear anyone say that someone I taught is a waste, I'll make you pay!"

Carter jumped in fright, quickly straightened his back, and a flash of inspiration struck him.

Whether the teaching is good or not is one thing.

But we must not lose our momentum!

If you act tough enough, who among these greenhorns can figure you out?

He took a deep breath, mimicking Lucian's manner, put on a poker face, and strode towards the training ground with an air of indifference.

......

"Oh my god! I'm really in! Will the Ancient One teach us herself?"

"Stop dreaming. It would be good enough if I could learn a little bit to save my life! I'm afraid I'll be kicked out tomorrow because I'm too bad at it."

On the training ground, dozens of newcomers dressed in gray coarse cloth training clothes gathered together, each with a different expression.

Some were so excited they rubbed their hands together, while others looked around nervously.

Lin Jie was mixed in with the crowd.

"This is such an exciting start."

Looking around at the newbies whose eyes were practically sparkling with excitement, Lin Jie silently complained to himself.

Do you really think Kamar-Taj is just a game?

They teach killing techniques here!

Just as he was pondering how to quickly improve his strength, a cold voice suddenly poured down like a bucket of cold water.

"What do you take this place for? An amusement park? You don't even know basic common sense, and you dare to stand here learning magic?"

The entire room fell silent instantly.

Everyone looked in the direction of the sound.

The speaker was a red-haired girl with a tall and hot figure. She wore her oversized training clothes in a way that made them look like tight-fitting clothes.

But her pretty face was full of impatience, and her eyes swept over the crowd as if she were looking at a bunch of useless people.

"Who are you? We're all newbies, what are you pretending to be?"

A young white man with a fierce face became displeased and glared at him, shouting back.

He looked the red-haired girl up and down, his tone provocative.

Everyone here is newly recruited, so why are you giving orders?

"Remember my name, Lilia."

The red-haired girl slightly raised her chin, her gaze sharp, "The future Sorcerer Supreme."

The burly young man was taken aback, then burst into loud laughter: "Hahaha! You? The Supreme Mage? Are you still half asleep?"

Lilia wasn't angry, but her eyes grew colder.

She stood there, her posture upright, radiating an aura that kept strangers at bay, effectively silencing the burly young man from saying anything more.

The people around also quieted down and looked at each other in bewilderment.

This woman does look a bit eerie.

Lin Jie watched the commotion from the sidelines, secretly assessing the situation.

This woman is interesting.

However, he doesn't have time to deal with these trivial matters right now.

Kamar-Taj is easy to get into, but difficult to get out.

A big shot like the Ancient One definitely wouldn't have time to bother with him. If he wanted to survive, he would have to rely on the "maxed-out comprehension" system in his mind.

We need to find a way to access magic as soon as possible to verify whether this system is reliable or not.

Just then, a steady footstep sound came from outside the training ground.

Everyone turned their heads.

A man dressed in a dark brown mage's robe strode over.

He stood with his hands behind his back, his chin slightly raised, his facial features taut, and his sharp eyes scanning the entire room.

His wide robes billowed in the wind, and his steps were swift and unfathomable.

This aura is many times stronger than Lilia's from before.

The once noisy training ground fell silent instantly.

Even Lilia abandoned her earlier arrogance and obediently returned to the group.

Carter walked up to the crowd and stopped.

He coldly swept his gaze over the group of rookies and said in a deep, authoritative voice:

"My name is Carter. From today onwards, I will be responsible for teaching you the basic secret techniques. You can call me Senior Brother Carter."

Carter?

Lin Jie quickly went through the Marvel movies in his mind.

I have absolutely no recollection of it.

He knew about the Ancient One, Doctor Strange, and that fat king who always wore headphones and listened to Beyoncé.

As for Carter, he's probably just a background mage.

But Lin Jie dared not underestimate the people here.

Kamar-Taj is, after all, a magical holy land. Anyone who picks it out could crush an ordinary person as easily as crushing an ant.

Carter had a cold face and acted like a master, but he seemed to have some skills.

At the very least, Lilia, who was shouting just now, doesn't dare to utter a single word now.

Lin Jie secretly warned himself: it's always better to keep a low profile until you've figured out the details of Kamar-Taj.

While he was still figuring out how to get closer to him, Carter spoke up again.

"Being a monk is a thorny path!"

Carter's voice was deep and imposing, "To become a mage requires an unbearable willpower, and even more so, the awareness to face death at any moment!"

A typical show of force.

Although this set of sales pitches is old-fashioned, it works surprisingly well for these beginners.

The apprentices, who had been chattering excitedly just moments before, instantly tensed up, their expressions turning serious as if they were heading to the front lines of war.

Even Lin Jie lost his earlier ease.

He didn't travel through time to visit Kamar-Taj.

The disasters in the later Marvel series became more and more exaggerated.

The purple sweet potato extract made a crisp sound, and half of the people turned to ash instantly.

He must master magic as soon as possible. Even if he can't reach the level of the Ancient One who can crush the multiverse, he should at least be able to conjure a shield and open a portal to escape, like Doctor Strange.

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