"Being a villain never ends well, Mr. Voldemort. Besides, all that Pure-blood wizard supremacy nonsense is meaningless. In this world, strength is what reigns supreme."
Magneto spoke to Voldemort, who smiled and replied, "I know. I'll keep pursuing strength and immortality."
Magneto nodded and dissolved into data. Thanos, the last one remaining, said to Professor Snape, "Whatever others say, all that matters is staying true to ourselves."
"My heart will never change."
Professor Snape said this while gazing into Harry's eyes. Harry felt his skin crawl. You're looking at me so tenderly and saying something like that? That's terrifying, you know! I may be English, but I'm not into that.
Thanos nodded in satisfaction. He thought highly of Professor Snape, because the man was as devoted and faithful as he was. He firmly believed that, sooner or later, his devotion would move Death.
Something occurred to Thanos. He shot Homelander and Wade a vicious glare, then vanished.
Homelander snorted. Once I'm stronger, I'll go to your world and beat you to a pulp. As for Wade, he was seriously considering a question. "Wolverine, did you enjoy that? Isn't it time you paid for the night?"
Van Helsing's face darkened. "Aren't you supposed to be an enemy? Are you sure you want to stay here?"
"It's fine. Boss and I are on the same side."
Wade waved dismissively, then said to Andrew, "Boss, I'd like permission to stay in this world for a month. I want to play in the Quidditch League and check out all the famous attractions.
"Like the Room of Requirement, the Phoenix Society, and stuff. Oh, and that prison, whatever it's called."
"Go ahead. Don't cause trouble."
Andrew gave his permission casually. Dumbledore's brow twitched. Why did this fellow know about the Room of Requirement and the