Chapter 3917: MU: Super-Body Big Event (8)

Massachusetts. Ilvermorny School of Witchcraft and Wizardry.

After the Batmen left, the school ushered in a rare period of quiet. However, those students who joined later still caused a lot of trouble because they didn't know enough about magic. This left Strange unable to leave the school; he needed to act as a firefighter, standing by at any time.

Strange's amateur life was really lackluster. When he was a doctor, he didn't have dinner parties or socialize. He did surgery when he was on the operating table, and stayed at home when he was off the operating table. He didn't participate in any entertainment activities after returning home, jogged on the treadmill for an hour, and if he had time, watched TV for a while, then went to sleep.

After becoming the Sorcerer Supreme, besides managing Kamar-Taj and occasionally inspecting the work of the Sanctum Sanctorum, he was staying in his office, reading those big books, and occasionally researching wands and potions.

On this day, he was standing next to the big pot in the principal's office, testing the medicinal properties of the fourth batch of magic mushrooms, and then heard the door of the office being knocked. He responded without raising his head, but when he looked up, he saw Jarvis.

"Why are you here?"

"I think there is something I need to tell you," Jarvis said, "Before, an external electronic life form, I don't know which nerve was wrong, insisted on dueling me, and I beat it away."

Strange was slightly stunned and nodded: "Pretty good. But what does this have to do with me?"

"Actually, it doesn't have much to do with it. I'm just here to remind you that this electronic life form might have run to the neighboring world and even invaded the neighboring multiverse."

"What?!" Strange raised his voice, threw away the spoon stirring the big pot, and then said, "This is called nothing to do with it?! When did it happen?!"

"A few months ago, I can't remember clearly. I am very sure it is not a product of our universe, it should have been brought by someone who came over to do things from other universes. At that time, it was still very weak, but after fighting with me, it evolved a bit."

"Hiss..." Strange gasped and said, "Why did you just think of saying it now?"

"Because I just found out that it invaded the neighboring multiverse," Jarvis shook his head helplessly and said, "Do you remember the abandoned main universe and a neighboring universe that merged before our universe restarted? That Earth had all the heroes from both worlds?"

Strange tried hard to think, but really didn't remember. However, since Jarvis said so, he also knew there was such a universe.

"It was the people there who discovered this guy, and Magneto caught it. The Scarlet Witch also knew about this, so she said it in their group. Wanda saw the news and came to find me, and I knew what this guy did next door."

Strange began to pace in the room, saying: "According to what you said, the movement it made next door is not small?"

"More than that, it conducted a multiverse invasion, making Batman exhausted. If it wasn't for the fact that Magneto on that special universe happened to intercept a radio wave, they wouldn't have known what was going on."

"It's so strong, and you defeated it easily?"

"I said, when it came to find me, it was still very weak. The speed of electronic life iteration and update is far beyond your imagination. At least when it came to find me, it had no way to operate in radio waves, it was just a very simple network organism, of course I could defeat it."

Strange frowned and sat by the window, then said: "Batman has no way to deal with it? Oh, right, they should have no way. They don't have a magic defense network at all, can't intercept this kind of energy organism, and this guy doesn't know how many thousands or tens of thousands of backups it has, eliminating one still leaves a pile."

He thought for a while and continued: "If they have already built a magic defense network, that is a ready-made advertisement, but they started too late, I'm afraid they haven't even built the pillars yet, and that guy will definitely cause trouble for them, I'm afraid the construction will be indefinitely delayed."

"Yes, the purpose of my coming to you is to remind you that in my calculations, Batman might come to you for help."

"Come to me for help?"

"Right, that guy can't deal with magic, mages naturally restrain it. And if you go, you can also help build the magic defense network, no matter how you look at it, it is the most efficient choice."

"Should I go?" Strange stood up again, shook the sleeves of his mage robe, and then said, "If I go, Batman will owe me a favor. If I want to do something in the future, they will have to help."

"Not only that, they shouldn't just want you alone. After all, the multiverse has encountered an invasion. The more Sorcerer Supremes who can go, the better. If you use this as an excuse to contact other Sorcerer Supremes of the multiverse, perhaps..."

"Perhaps the prototype of the human alliance has hope," Strange said somewhat excitedly, "I will go to the group to send a message now."

"Don't rush, wait," Jarvis said, "I guess there will be some universes that not only need you, we also need to bundle some other superheroes. Such a big thing, we should hold a meeting first."

Strange's face immediately pulled down. He didn't have any opinion on the superheroes of this universe, because no one in this universe competed with him for the position of leader of the human alliance, but other universes were different. That Iron Man wearing a flashy silver armor had the same plan as him, and there was also Doctor Doom from the main universe. These were quite tricky competitors.

Strange thought about it and said: "I'll go to the Avengers base, you help me gather them for a meeting."

Half an hour later, people were about all there. Everyone sat around the circular sofa in the central sunken living room, Peter took a box of soda and distributed it one by one, the hissing sound of opening cans was one after another.

Seeing Strange also open a can, Stark raised his eyebrows in surprise and said: "What's wrong with you? Aren't you the most annoyed by this kind of carbonated drink?"

Strange poured a mouthful into his mouth, was choked by the bubbles, waved

"What are you nervous about?" Stark asked again.

"Nothing. Jarvis, tell me the current situation."

Jarvis briefly repeated the cause and effect of the matter. Strange cleared his throat and said, "So Batman might come to find me, asking me to help him deal with the electronic lifeforms in that universe, and I will propose a condition that he help me secure the position of leader of the Human Alliance in the future. What do you think?"

The others looked at each other and said, "We don't have any objections, but why tell us about this?"

Everyone looked at Strange. Strange sighed and said, "Because he might also ask me to bring you along, and this is a major event for our universe, so how could I not notify the Avengers?"

"Heh," Stark snorted dismissively, took a sip of soda, and said, "I think it's because you can't handle so many Batmen by yourself that you remembered to ask us for help, right?"

"And Batman couldn't possibly just look for you alone," Peter thought for a moment and said. "He'll want to assign a Sorcerer Supreme to every universe. You don't know who is best to recommend to him, so you want to consult with us?"

"Ahem, you could say that too. So who do you think is better?"

"What about that Doctor Strange who controls dreams?" Stark asked. "I feel he's good, plus that Dark Doctor Strange who is quite familiar with Helen, and the Doctor Strange from the Main Universe—should these few be enough?"

"Why those few?" Strange asked in return.

"The Dream-Power Doctor Strange has a good relationship with you, the Dark Doctor Strange should also be on your side, and the Main Universe Spider-Man has a good relationship with our universe's Spider-Man, so the Main Universe Doctor Strange can be won over. As for the others, I'm not too sure."

Strange understood that Stark was crystal clear about his desire to establish a Multiversal Human Alliance, so the ones he recommended all appeared to be the core forces that would support him in the future. If he could take this opportunity to build rapport, that would certainly be good.

"What I'm more concerned about is, which of us will he let go?" Captain America asked. "Spider-Man and I aren't good at fighting electronic lifeforms. I think it will mostly be Tony, and of course Shiler, though I feel Shiler has already gone over."

"I, however, think he will want a few professionals," Coulson said, bringing them ice cubes. "For example, Magneto."

"That's a no-go," Captain America shook his head and said. "Magneto is powerful, but also very dangerous; he is almost uncontrollable. Batman has never liked such people; even with Professor X attached, it's not reliable enough."

"Then what about the Scarlet Witch?"

"Same logic. Besides, the Miss Witch of our universe has no time; little Rogers and Franklin haven't been born long. As the only person with the ability to suppress the two of them, Wanda has to watch them 24 hours a day, plus her own two children—she has been promoted to kindergarten principal."

Thinking of the children whose mutant abilities were more outrageous than the last, everyone shook their heads and sighed. Although their plan to use Franklin to suppress little Rogers had succeeded, Franklin wasn't a pushover either. Wanda could be driven to dark circles under her eyes by his antics; once, she didn't watch him and let him run to the Temple of Eternity to cry and make a scene all night, causing Eternity to flee to other universes and not return to this day.

"Then Magneto had better not leave either," Captain America said. "And Polaris and Quicksilver; only when their whole family is there can they ensure the children don't cause any trouble."

Everyone nodded, clearly agreeing with his view. It can only be said that it's fortunate Shiler went back to the World War II era to change the past, allowing Magneto's youngest daughter to survive, which gave him a bit of a fatherly appearance; now he can muster some patience to raise children, otherwise, these mutant infants alone could turn the universe upside down.

Just as they were talking about this, Strange suddenly stood up and said, "Batman is here."

The others looked at him one after another. Strange opened a portal, waved a hand at them, and then said, "Wish me luck."

After he left, the members of the Avengers didn't rush to leave. Captain America looked at Coulson and asked, "Natasha has been over there for a long time; how is she doing lately?"

"Busy off her feet," Coulson said. "Running back and forth between the two universes, dealing with the messes those electronic lifeforms have made; she's even busier than when she was at the Anquan Bureau."

"I didn't see her being that busy at the Anquan Bureau; every day she just drank coffee and ate donuts..." Stark muttered quietly.

At this moment, Coulson answered a phone call, frowned slightly at what he heard from the other side, then covered the receiver and said to the others, "Doctor Doom has gone to the Anquan Bureau."

Stark narrowed his eyes slightly and said, "What is he doing at the Anquan Bureau? And at a time like this... wait, that electronic lifeform couldn't be related to him, could it?"

Stark stood up, grabbed Coulson, and said, "Quick, let's go to the Anquan Bureau."