Steve Rogers felt like his mind had stopped working. He had no idea what this mage meant.
It was not just Captain America whose brain had stalled. Even Tony, standing beside them, and Strange, who had just disembarked from an airship, were equally bewildered.
Noah wielded a vast and complicated array of powers. More importantly, once someone mastered any one of them, they could become someone truly extraordinary!
But why did Noah want to give Steve Rogers some kind of power? Never mind whether he could even learn it—he clearly was not one of them!
"Uh, sir, I..." Steve felt like his thoughts were a mess. After forcing himself to calm down, he asked in disbelief, "I don't seem to have any talent for magic, and I..."
"Not magic." Noah smiled. "I know what you're wondering. To be precise, you're not one of us at all, so you find it strange that I would choose to give you such an unusual power, right?"
Steve nodded. He truly could not understand why a mage of unimaginable status in the magical world would choose him.
It was not just Steve who was confused. Tony had not said a word, but the fact that he had remained standing there watching showed exactly how puzzled he was.
Strange, on the other hand, seemed to have thought of something. He stood calmly to one side, watching the scene before him with interest. He was one of the few who had guessed Noah's intentions.
Clearly, his mentor, who had already reached the pinnacle of the magical world, intended to give the power of Holy Light to Captain America.
But if he was not giving it to Captain America in the form of magic, what form would it take?
Strange was curious about that. As someone who