What does the scientific community think? Magic could be industrialized, standardized, and mass-produced!

"I am a god!!"

"How dare you disrespect a god, you milk-obsessed tyrant!"

"Bam!"

The main Homelander personality glared with wide, blackish-purple eyes and viciously punched his evil counterpart, whose scarlet eyes had also taken on a trace of blackish purple.

The punch struck his spiritual form, and the blackish purple in the evil Homelander's eyes immediately deepened.

"Me, a milk-obsessed tyrant? Ha! You dim-witted coward, who are you to talk? Forgotten how you came crying to me, asking what to do?

Go piss yourself a mirror and take a look at what you've become-bam!!"

The evil personality refused to back down.

He mercilessly dredged up old embarrassments while paying back every punch and kick in kind.

The two personality souls traded blows, fighting as if they were mortal enemies, utterly lost in their brawl.

They hadn't even heard their son's calls.

Meanwhile, Tony and Strange had long since been stunned speechless after entering the New York Sanctum and watching the bald woman push Homelander's two very distinctive souls out of his body.

It wasn't that they didn't understand what had happened.

These two were each smarter than the other. How could they not know what the scene before them meant?

They had simply never imagined that Earth actually harbored a group of real sorcerers-and right here in New York!

Their established understanding had been shattered in an instant, and the laws of physics they had believed in for half their lives had been torn to pieces. They struggled to accept that reality.

But as Homelander's two personality souls cursed and brawled, they finally snapped out of it.

Strange leaned toward Tony and asked, "Iron Man, before my accident, I worked in medicine. What does your scientific community have to say about this?"

"Is this-scientific?"

Tony had already retracted his