Marvel: Randomly load a protagonist template

Chapter 29 Adamantium Wand

"It's only been such a short time."

When Hawking woke up again, he was slightly surprised to find that he had only been unconscious for an hour.

This time he used both the Wukong template and the Harry template together, but unexpectedly the side effects were the same as when he only used the Wukong template.

Clearly, the loading of the Harry Potter protagonist template did not cause any side effects on his current body.

He estimated that with his current physical condition, he could completely withstand the side effects of the Harry Potter template, since wizards' physiques weren't much stronger than normal people's.

He turned his head and looked around.

Professor X was playing chess with Magneto, and Mystique was squatting between them, glancing at Professor X and Magneto every now and then.

Storm and Cyclops were piloting the plane in front, while Wolverine and Deathly Hallows sat together, seemingly reminiscing about their pasts. He had a feeling that the two of them might have a future together.

Nightcrawler and Colossus are about the same age; one is a kind and devout believer, and the other is a gentle and good-tempered art lover. They seem to get along very well.

As for Colonel Stryker, he had been forced into a coma by Professor X using mind control and was lying in the last seat of the plane.

"We can't let this guy live!"

The murderous glint in Hawking's eyes flashed and disappeared in an instant.

Professor X's plan to hand over Colonel Stryker to Nick Fury was not a good idea.

First of all, given Stryker's power and background, if he returns alive, it's not impossible for him to escape if things go well.

Given his hatred for mutants, who knows what other trouble he might cause in the future.

Don't underestimate ordinary humans in the Marvel universe. Due to the influence of various advanced technologies, it's not impossible that Stryker might create a super mutant one day. Deadpool's other version, Number 11, is an example.

Secondly, killing an executioner like Stryker would definitely earn a lot of justice points, so letting him go would be a real shame.

In his eyes, Stryker was definitely a complete villain.

Your son, a mutant, accidentally killed your wife. Instead of trying to cure him, you cruelly turned him into a test subject and want to kill all mutants and experiment on many innocent mutant children. It's utterly inhuman.

Moreover, in order to carry out his "Weapon X Project" and seize the Adamantium Ore, he massacred a large number of innocent natives, killing countless innocent people.

If someone like that doesn't deserve to die, then who does? Killing him would be an absolutely righteous thing to do.

Finally, Stryker is arguably one of the humans in the world who knows mutants best. If he falls into Nick Fury's hands, it would give Nick Fury access to even more information about mutants.

So the future is not a good thing for mutant schools.

Especially now that S.H.I.E.L.D. may still be H.I.E.L.D., if S.H.I.E.L.D. has information and experimental data on mutants, it also means that Hydra has information and experimental data on mutants.

Nick Fury may be arrogant, but at least he has some bottom line. Hydra, on the other hand, doesn't know what a bottom line is, and who knows what they might do in the future.

However, given Professor X's personality, he certainly wouldn't let him kill Stryker so easily.

"It's alright, we can talk to Old Wan about this. Old Wan definitely doesn't want Stryker to live, so cooperating with him shouldn't be a problem."

Turning his gaze away from Stryker, Hawking closed his eyes and began to organize his newly acquired memories of Harry Potter.

Now he has the same wizarding bloodline as Harry and all of Harry's memories from the past fourteen years. With diligent practice, he will be able to master all the spells in Harry's memory.

Harry's memory ends with the Goblet of Fire ending Voldemort's resurrection, meaning he has at least all the spells from Hogwarts' first to fourth years that he remembers.

In addition, there are the Patronus Charms taught by Professor Lupin and some other miscellaneous spells I found in the library.

Although Harry had learned many spells, he was not proficient in using them. Apart from some combat spells like the Disarming Charm that he was good at, his other spells were much worse than Hermione's at the same level.

But this doesn't affect Hawking. If he spends more time practicing, he might be able to master those spells that Harry isn't good at better than Hermione.

"It seems to be just bloodline, nothing else. That's a problem."

Then he remembered something, raised his hand and touched his forehead, but the lightning bolt symbol that belonged to Harry was not there.

After the protagonist template is loaded, all he gains is the protagonist's bloodline and memories; everything else will disappear.

The lightning bolt mark on his forehead and the remnant soul of Voldemort within his body were foreign things, not part of his bloodline, so naturally they wouldn't be preserved.

But this raises a problem: although he now has wizard blood, he doesn't have a wand.

Although casting spells doesn't necessarily require a wand, Harry doesn't know the skill of casting spells without a wand, and naturally, neither does he.

Moreover, as a stabilizer and power amplifier for magic, the effect of magic will be greatly reduced without the aid of a wand, especially for a beginner like him, who simply cannot reliably cast spells successfully.

"Does this mean magic can only be cast while the Harry Potter panel is loading?"

No, he rejected the idea as soon as it came up.

He absolutely cannot give up such a useful ability as magic. One hour is too short. He must find a way to overcome this limitation.

"Perhaps we can borrow some of the world's cutting-edge technology."

After thinking for a while, he suddenly had some ideas.

How are magic wands made?

It's basically about selecting wood with special properties, adding certain parts of magical creatures' bodies, and then processing them in a special way to create the product.

Harry's wand is made of holly and phoenix feathers, Voldemort's is made of yew and phoenix feathers, and Snape's is made of birch and snake nerves.

The Elder Wand, one of the most famous of the three sacred artifacts, is made of elderberry and Thestral tail feathers.

Those materials are definitely not available in this world, and even if they were, he wouldn't have the technology to make them.

But this is Marvel, Marvel full of cutting-edge technology, whether it's superpowers, magic, or some other strange and bizarre ability.

As long as capable scientists are found, the power of science can be used to imitate and counter them.

Similarly, magic wands can be analyzed from a scientific perspective. By studying their characteristics, we can find other methods to make similar things.

If things go well, he might be able to enchant the adamantite rod he acquired earlier with wand-like properties.

Imagine me stabbing you with a stick, and you grab it firmly with both hands, thinking you've blocked the attack. Then I take a big bite right in the face, which seems pretty cool.

For example, against an enemy like Wolverine with healing abilities, simply shove a club into his stomach and then apply a Blast Curse; the effect would definitely be quite good.

Coincidentally, the mutant academy is also a place where advanced technology is quite prevalent.

He can ask Professor X for a recommendation when he has some free time.

(End of this chapter)