Wand-Wielding in the Marvel Universe
Chapter 399

The Old Man and the Woman

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Avengers Tower.

"F.R.I.D.A.Y., the analysis results."

After seeing Pepper Potts onto the Magic Train, Tony had kept working to crack the technology behind spatial teleportation.

F.R.I.D.A.Y. was a super artificial intelligence on par with JARVIS, but her analysis made Tony frown.

Even F.R.I.D.A.Y. could not figure it out.

No, perhaps there simply was not enough data.

They needed more information.

To think the wizards who possessed this technology had once nearly been driven into a corner by the United States.

"It bears some similarities to the technology used during the Battle of New York, but it's different."

During the Battle of New York, Loki had used the Tesseract to open a portal.

The Tesseract was now in Asgard, the safest place in the world. The Wizarding Kingdom should not have had access to it.

That left only one possibility: the Wizarding Kingdom had used a technology that could replace the Tesseract.

"Is magic really that incredible?"

Tony wanted to explore magic. He was a superhero, but more than that, he was a genius with an endless thirst for discovery.

He had bought many books on occult studies.

Among them was the complete collection of books by the wizards' spokesperson, Gilderoy Lockhart.

Of everyone Tony knew, he was the only person who could provide books related to magic.

With his polished prose and captivating stories, Gilderoy Lockhart had successfully become a hugely popular author.

His unusual status had also earned him a vast number of fans.

Having learned to use Twitter, Lockhart now thoroughly enjoyed sharing his daily life with his followers.

This also allowed more people to learn about the mysterious Wizarding Kingdom.

Tony had obtained plenty of information from Lockhart as well.

For example, the Wizarding Kingdom had its own network.

They called it the Magic Network.

Lockhart said

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