Wizards and Inhumans
Most of these plans are related to Ron's summoned beasts.
By imbuing the Acromantula spider with the magical power of the Bird Serpent, which allows it to stretch and shrink at will, the spider shrinks to the size of an ant. The magic is then used to enhance the toxicity of its Venom, allowing it to deliver a fatal blow.
Those who frequently commit murder know that no matter how ingenious the method of killing, if the wrong target is chosen or cannot be found, then there is a big problem.
Ron is currently facing this problem: he doesn't know who Shang-Chi is or where he is.
Especially since school starts today and I'm going to Hogwarts.
If that person were in the human world, wouldn't he have to wait until the Christmas and Easter holidays to make his move?
Ron's concerns were not actually a problem.
Basil had already considered this.
Shang-Chi, whose real name is Xu Shangqi.
The Mandarin created by Westerners to demonize the Dragon Country. In the movie, he is the son of Xu Wenwu, the leader of the Ten Rings the Mandarin, and Ying Li Ta Lo Guardian.
Xu Wenwu, who possesses the Ten Rings of immortality, meets Ying Li in his quest to uncover the secrets of the Tarot Dimension. Their initial encounter is fraught with conflict, but they eventually fall in love.
The two are clearly in love.
When Ta Lo refused to let Xu Wenwu stay, Ying Li willingly gave up the Dragon Power and became a mortal.
Xu Wenwu also put down his Ten Rings, giving up his former ambitions, and wanted to grow old with his lover.
But this love bore two bitter fruits— Xu Shangqi and Xu Xialing.
In short, just like most gang leaders who retire from the underworld only to be targeted by their enemies.
Xu Wenwu also encountered this problem.
His enemies came knocking on his door while he was away.
Ying Li, now a mortal, was naturally killed when outnumbered.
Xu Wenwu donned the Ten Rings once more, making a comeback and returning to the Ten Rings.
To protect his children from the tragedy that Ying Li suffered.
We must train them rigorously and teach them everything we know.
Of course, in order to show the backwardness of the Dragon Country, Xialing, the daughter, is not included here.
In short, Shang-Chi completely failed to understand the concept of revenge for killing one's mother. Because he did not want to kill, he only trained in martial arts and did not train in moral character, so he chose to open Jun.
Like most people in Run, I placed my hopes on America, believing it to be a land of freedom and equality, where even the air is sweet.
So he preferred to work as a doorman and parking attendant in America.
He also didn't want to go back to being a rich young master.
He also found a girlfriend with squinty eyes and thick lips, embodying all the stereotypes foreigners have about Dragon Country.
After Wenwu finished his revenge, he suddenly heard his wife's voice in his mind, saying that she was in the forbidden area of Ta Lo.
Because the Ta Lo map was in the necklaces of his two children, he sent someone to retrieve it.
In the end, they found their two children.
As an ancient person who has lived for thousands of years, Wenwu has actually treated the two of them very well.
He even ignored his son's vulgar girlfriend and poured his heart out, revealing the results of his further investigation into the Ta Lo after his mind went haywire, as well as his plan to resurrect his wife.
Shang-Chi, without any God's-eye view, confidently stated that this was simply impossible.
They also want to cause trouble.
In reality, he saw his mother, father, and his own ethnic culture as the embodiment of his childhood 'suffering,' and tried every means to escape from it, which led to convert fanaticism.
After learning the truth about his father being bewitched from his aunt, his first reaction was to kill him.
Of course, he simply didn't have the courage to kill anyone.
Finally, he said that he couldn't bear to do it.
Wenwu sacrificed himself to pass the Ten Rings to his son.
After defeating the Dweller in Darkness escaped from the seal, Shang-Chi chooses to return to America and continue working as his parking attendant.
Xialing became the leader of the Ten Rings and restructured the Ten Rings's organization, completely disregarding reality and adding a large number of female members.
Of course, in this world, the path is completely different.
Although Ying Li has removed the Dragon Power, she still has the magic power activated by the Duel Arena.
She died because she disdained learning magic and participating in duels, and was ultimately defeated.
Shang-Chi inherited this trait from his mother, and was also urged by his father to train diligently when he was still with the Ten Rings.
He no longer believed that the air in this world was sweet and fresh in America, but in the Merlin Dimension.
So, using the skills and influence he had gained from Wenwu, he chose to go to Hogsmeade and become a doorman at the Three Broomsticks.
His name was also officially changed to Shang-Chi, abandoning the surname Xu.
Ron didn't know him.
It's because Ron in this world hasn't been to Hogsmeade yet.
In this world, only students in their fourth year or above are allowed to go to Hogsmeade.
Ron is currently in fourth grade.
"We've finally arrived at Hogwarts." Ron stepped out of the furnace and dusted himself off.
His tone betrayed a barely suppressed surprise.
Because the Hogwarts in this world is completely different from his and the Hogwarts in the Novel World.
First of all, it's bigger.
Hogwarts consists of a castle, four towers, the Black Lake, and the Forbidden Forest.
In this world, perhaps it is the only school in the Wizarding World, which is equivalent to encompassing all the magical schools such as Durmstrang, Ilvermorny, Beauxbatons, the Mahoutokoro, Castelobruxo, and Vagadu.
Its area has increased almost tenfold.
Each house's common room is the size of Ottery St Catchpole, big enough for a Quidditch.
The Gryffindor dormitories towers soar into the clouds, with each year's dormitories occupying roughly 10 floors.
The path from the lounge entrance to the dormitory, as well as the dormitory stairs, are all automated; otherwise, it would take almost an hour just to get out of the lounge and into the dormitory.
Most students prefer to use flying devices like brooms as their mode of transportation.
Therefore, in this world's Hogwarts, there is no ban on first-year students bringing Flying Broomstick; they can only use toy brooms or similar flying props until they pass the Flying Class exam.
In fact, Ron already has one in his box.
However, it's not Flying Broomstick, but a flying board that is said to have been modified from a skateboard in the human world.
There are also three professors for each course.
There are still only 6 Prefect in a house (each house selects one fifth-year boy and one fifth-year girl to serve as Prefect, and they will continue to hold the position until graduation). In Ron's and the novel's world, this is just an ideal situation, because the number of students under their management is not large, and sometimes only one Prefect is selected.
Percy is in this situation.
In this world, the Prefect are all available.
Below the Prefect, there is another position called class leader.
Students from the same college and year were divided into four classes.
These four classes do not attend classes together; instead, they are randomly matched with classes from other colleges.
Black Lake can no longer be called a lake; it can be considered part of the Black Sea.
The Fantastic Beasts inside are incredibly abundant. In addition to the original fish-men, Lobalug, Grindylow, and Plimpy, there are also rare aquatic Magical Creature such as the Lamola Fish, the Hippocampus, the Chirac Fish, the Kelpie, the Kappa (Kappa), the Selma Lake Monster, and the Zhenni.
There are supposedly whales inside.
The same situation applies to the Forbidden Forest. In this case, Hagrid alone cannot manage it, so ten guards, including Hagrid, are assigned to it.
However, what shocked and delighted Ron the most was not the size of Hogwarts.
It was the location of Hogwarts.
Unlike the Novel World, which are set on the Scottish Highlands.
The Hogwarts in this world is built on the Heart of Merlin.
The Heart of Merlin is the core of the Merlin Dimension, a massive mountain range floating in the air.
Hogwarts is located in the plains near the northern edge of this massive mountain range.
Ron could see the magical humans and wizards born in the human world riding in trains with transparent walls and ceilings, crossing the clouds to reach the boundary, and finally landing on the tracks next to Hogwarts Platform.
Yes, the platform is no longer called Hogsmeade Station, but Hogwarts Platform.
Because in this world, Hogsmeade is not near Hogwarts.
Its location is extremely challenging to human imagination, leaving many scientists speechless.
It is located at the bottom of the Heart of Merlin, and the sea and clouds below the Heart of Merlin constitute the sky of Hogsmeade.
Those who live on this land will not feel their bodies reversed and can live as usual and freely.
It is a gathering place for many scholars from the human world and travelers from other planets; it is one of the areas open to the outside world in the Merlin Dimension.
This is why, in this world, even though wizards are full of Wude in the Duel Arena, young wizards still have to wait until their fourth year to go to Hogsmeade.
Besides flying trains, Flying Broomstick, and Floo Network, there is an even more exciting way for Hogwarts students and teachers to get there – the slide.
Hogwarts and Hogsmeade are opposite sides of the Heart of Merlin.
Salazar Slytherin, a disciple of the Sorcerer Supreme who preferred to live underground, dug a tunnel underground that led to Hogsmeade on the other side.
The most amazing thing is that no matter which side you go down from, you slide down until you are almost on the ground when gravity reverses and you fly down into a pile of filler.
Ron reminisces about his memories in this world, and looks forward to Hogsmeade Day at Hogwarts in this world with increasing anticipation.
Suddenly, the heartfelt rejection and frustration stemming from that task diminished considerably.
Especially with him beside him—
"Harry!" Ginny threw herself into Harry's arms, pushing Ron away. "A whole summer. My whole summer. I should have known better than to go to Attilan for my internship. You almost got caught up in those pests. I almost never saw you again."
Well, Harry's not Present Body.
Ron noticed Harry's helpless expression, which also hinted at a sense of enjoyment.
Now Harry can't leave Ginny's side for at least half an hour.
As for Attilan, which Ginny mentioned, he wasn't curious at all. Both Ron Gru Skrull knew about this country.
When discussing Attila, one must inevitably mention the Inhumans.
The Inhumans are a race of superhumans created by the Kree Empire after they came to Earth long ago and experimented on Homo sapiens.
Unlike wizards, only a small number of them are born with special abilities such as the Metamorphmagus Legilimency.
The Inhumans, on the other hand, each possess their own unique superpowers, with only a few developing physical defects due to the awakening of their superpowers.
The Kree also considered controlling such a powerful race, and specifically developed the Hive as a nemesis of Inhuman.
However, the Inhumans used their technology to exile the Hive, eventually breaking free from Kree control and establishing their own kingdom, Attilan, where they lived in seclusion, like wizards, without contact with human society.
Attila itself is a mobile city that can be relocated entirely using powerful anti-gravity engine technology.
With the development of human technology and the arrival of the information age, Attila first migrated to the Himalayas in China. Later, due to the severe pollution of the Earth's environment, which affected air quality and caused disease, the Inhumans decided to migrate Attilan again. Ultimately, Attilan was moved to the Blue Zone on the Moon.
This is why Ron in the Wizarding World knew this information.
Firstly, as reclusive supernatural beings, wizards and Inhuman naturally interacted.
Some Pure-blood families even arrange marriages with them, as they possess Inhuman bloodlines.
For example, Prewett, Ginny went to Attila through her uncle's connections. It was supposed to be an internship, but it was more of a trip, and she also awakened her superpowers along the way.
Inhuman must come into contact with a substance called Terrigen Crystal to awaken their superpowers; otherwise, they will remain ordinary people forever.
Wizards with Inhuman blood are either pure wizards, immune only to Terrigen Crystal (which turn ordinary people to stone upon contact), or half-wizard, half- Inhuman, with blue skin from childhood. Only when they awaken their superpowers—that is, when their Inhuman bloodline awakens—do they return to their normal form. Inhuman with wizard blood have never exhibited any defects, and are therefore referred to by the Inhumans as perfect Inhuman.
In short, the relationship between wizards and Inhuman is much closer than that between wizards and humans.
Secondly, Hogsmeade was originally inhabited by many people from other planets.
Moreover, the existence of the Duel Arena has almost turned the entire universe into a cosmic village.
Even Earthlings in remote galaxies might meet extraterrestrial friends as a result.
The Daily Prophet has a column dedicated to collecting information about aliens and special races, with Asgard and the Kree Empire being the most popular topics in its reporting.
Now they are Skrull.
Because not long ago, there was an incident where a prospective disciple of the Sorcerer Supreme was almost successfully kidnapped by the Skrull.
Thinking of the Skrull, Ron sighed again, "I really envy those first-graders who don't have to think about anything."
"First-year students—this way." Not far away, a cold-looking man with a metal arm waved to the swarm of freshmen getting off the bus.
"That's really cool, that robotic arm," Ron exclaimed.
"Yeah." A skinny boy who looked easy to bully approached. "They say it's Wakanda product, made entirely of Vibranium."
"Peter?!" Ron recognized Peter as 'his' roommate.
In this world, a dormitory at Hogwarts houses seven to eight people.
His roommates were Peter, Harry, Neville, Seamus, Dean, and a chubby boy named Ned.