Chaos Magic

"Marvel's Magnetic Field Rotation"

Beyond multiple dimensions.

The Chthon, has just finished his battle with the Triune Vishanti.

Having reached their level, they had become beings at the level of cosmic rules, making it impossible to kill their opponents easily. Therefore, when the failure of their plan was inevitable, Chthon had already ended this meaningless battle.

However, Chthon had no intention of giving up. Wei Xiuming's soul was too special, containing secrets that transcended the limitations of the current universe. Not only him, but all kinds of demons and gods coveted this soul.

However, compared to other demon gods, Chthon has an advantage— Wei Xiuming had once read the <Darkhold>.

The knowledge he left behind is directional; as long as you see it, even without deliberately memorizing, understanding, or using it, it is as if you have signed a contract with him.

Even though the Master Gu Yi used the Eye of Agamotto in time to rewind Wei Xiuming's time to before he came into contact with the Darkhold, there was no way to go back on the contract that had already been signed.

The rules of the contract are written into Wei Xiuming's genes, and will haunt his descendants like a curse until Wei Xiuming's soul is in his hands.

"Interesting."

Chthon suddenly discovered something: two people who had inherited his contract with Wei Xiuming were suddenly born, and one of them possessed a power that was exceptionally well-matched with his Chaos Magic, as if he was destined to be born for Chaos Magic.

But this wasn't the first time Chthon had experienced something like this. On that timeline annihilated by his power, two similar people were born, and there was also someone whose Chaos Magic power resonated with his.

That person was his apostle, the Scarlet Witch, Wanda Maximoff, who delivered that timeline into his hands.

Even with the intervention of Vishanti's followers, the same thing happened again.

This is Chthon's only chance.

He opened up his dimension to Wanda, whose energy Wanda could freely draw upon without paying any price. She could freely use the magic from the Darkhold —until she was completely corrupted by the energy of his dimension and transformed from a human into a higher-dimensional being.

The others, being mere mortals, only saw Pietro's entire body begin to tremble at an extremely high frequency; if not for the restraints of the chair, he might have been rolling on the ground in agony.

Wanda, on the other hand, was much calmer. A red energy filled her eyes, then quickly faded, leaving only a trace of crimson on the outside of her irises. The little witch then fell into a deep sleep due to the changes in her body.

In Doctor Death's eyes, a crimson energy suddenly appeared on Wanda's body. It came from a world outside the dimensional space of the universe, just like the magic that Mages exchanged with Dimensional Demon God. The moment this energy appeared, it became entangled with Wanda's mutant abilities, inseparable, forming a powerful and unique existence.

At this moment, if Wanda wanted, she could shape the world according to her own ideas, find the one she needed from among millions of possibilities, and then fix it in place.

They might even directly deny established facts, no matter how unreasonable they may seem.

However, this hides a very big hidden danger—this power was obtained too easily.

Just like the common dark side plots in American comics, superheroes get their powers too easily—by taking drugs, getting struck by lightning, experimental accidents, innate talents, and so on.

The reason for this is the Westerners' fascination with serendipity. They lack a culture and custom of steadily accumulating experience and wealth. If they want to get rich, the only options besides getting lucky and acquiring a large fortune are to rob and plunder. The genes of robbery are always present.

This is also reflected in comics.

In contrast, most characters who gain power through countless trials are people of unwavering will, and unless the writers deliberately target them, they have no chance of turning evil— Batman is an example.

To put it another way, superheroes cultivate the demonic arts found in fantasy novels. They progress rapidly, but their foundation is unstable, and they cannot fully control their power. At the same time, they are plagued by inner demons, and they may be devoured by them at any time.

To avoid going down that path, Wei Xiuming abandoned his powerful magnetic field ability and instead developed the power of Magnetic Field Rotation. It was precisely because of this that he progressed steadily from Electric Current Propulsion to Magnetic Field Rotation, from 10,000 horsepower to the current 250,000 horsepower Star Shattering Realm.

Even though the Great Leader had mocked him for his slow increase in power, he had to admit that Wei Xiuming's foundation was more solid than his, and he was able to reach the Complete Realm much faster than he had.

In contrast, Wanda is now just a young girl. Long-term sleep deprivation and malnutrition have made her mentally fragile, and the long-term human experimentation has further damaged her body and mind. The sudden gain of powerful strength is impacting her spirit.

If she experiences any further stimulation, this force will no longer be under her control.

"Was this also part of your plan, Great Leader? To use Scarlet Witch to distract the attention of Chthon."

Doctor Death silently complained to himself, then suddenly remembered something.

Because of the live-action portrayal, Scarlet Witch Wanda has become one of the heroines or main characters in countless Marvel. Some shameless people even watch certain scenes from the American version of Oldboy over and over again—and in a way, they are like Wanda's father now.

They say a son-in-law is like half a son, but I've suddenly gained many more sons out of nowhere.

Meanwhile, Kamar-Taj.

The librarian, Dahshir, checked the books on the shelves again and finally confirmed his judgment—while organizing the books, he discovered that one of the magic books was missing.

But he forgot which book was missing.

To be qualified to serve as a librarian, besides having sufficient knowledge to select magical books suitable for mages within their current capabilities, another requirement is a strong memory.

Remembering the name of every book in the library, its location on the shelf, who has borrowed which book, and which mage currently has a borrowed magic book—these are all basic qualities that a qualified librarian should possess.

Ancient One had Dahshir teach Wei Xiuming some basic introductory knowledge precisely because she recognized Dahshir's talent in this area.

But now, Dahshir can only discover that a magic book is missing by comparing her memories, but she can't remember anything about that magic book. It's as if someone erased everything about that magic book from the world, leaving a piece of her memory missing.

Dahshir dared not conceal this matter and immediately reported it to the Sorcerer Supreme, the Ancient One.