After Hector left the classroom, the room immediately erupted. Supernatural incidents were no longer exactly rare these days, but it was still uncommon for one to happen right beside them—especially when someone they knew suddenly became a superhuman. The contrast was enormous.
After all, Hector had not exactly been unknown at the school before, but not many people had paid attention to him either. "Loser" was the label many people had given him, even though he was a teacher.
And now, a former loser had become a superhuman. That reversal of image was still very eye-catching. Even though Hector had sent Michael flying, the students did not really care all that much. What they wanted to know even more was how Hector had done it.
Of course, Michael cared very much. After all, he had flown out in front of the whole classroom and crashed awkwardly to the floor. Even if Hector was already a superhuman now, Michael was still furious, because he had become Hector's stepping stone. It had utterly humiliated him!
So Michael soon called the Avengers' emergency hotline and reported what had happened there to the Avengers.
The Avengers had not actually assigned dedicated operators. Even though the addition of the depowered Shadow Hunters had made the Avengers' manpower a little more sufficient, Jarvis was clearly better suited to handling work like answering calls. It did not even take up much of Jarvis's processing power.
However, Jarvis did not classify Hector's superhuman incident as an emergency. In Jarvis's ranking, this matter was not even as high priority as Abin Sur's ship crash had been.
Because even with Michael's exaggerations, Hector had not displayed much destructive power or threat for the time being. In Jarvis's analysis, Hector had likely awakened powers on the mental and Telekinesis levels, but