Stand Ability activated!
As F-kid activated his ability, Wong's skill list slowly unfolded through the Stand Ability's feedback, and a long string of spell names appeared before Josen.
"Mirror Magic."
"Kamar-Taj Mystic Combat Arts."
"Dimensional Gateway."
"Rings of Raggadorr."
"Seraphim Shield."
Most of them were basic spells, but there was no shortage of powerful magic either.
As the librarian of the Kamar-Taj Library, Wong was undeniably quite powerful.
Both his own mastery of magic and his various ways of beating up people or monsters had reached the realm of a master.
Otherwise, in the original timeline, he would never have succeeded Doctor Strange as Earth's Sorcerer Supreme during his disappearance.
After all, a librarian who couldn't fight wasn't a good mystic, and Marvel's sorcerers had always trained in both physical combat and magic.
For instance, once the genuine Sorcerer Supreme, Strange, had fully mastered his craft, even with his magic disabled, he could still swing melee "artifacts" like the "Axe of Angarruumus" and deliver a barrage of blows to an extradimensional creature's head.
"Axe of Angarruumus"
By that standard, Wong, who bore an ancient legacy and cultivated both body and magic, was also a promising candidate for Sorcerer Supreme.
One look at his solid build, somewhere between fat and muscular, made that clear.
So Josen was directly helping him seize power and usurp the position... no, take office ahead of time. He was keeping it real, not shamelessly sucking up.
Wong: Oh, come on, saying that... feels pretty good!
This young fella is going places!
Back to the subject, in the Marvel Universe's setting, the essence of magic was energy drawn from other dimensions.
The lineage of the Sorcerer Supreme most often borrowed the power of the god of white magic, the "triune Vishanti," and many spells were formed