Magic Journey from Hogwarts

Aaron held Captain Jack's compass and walked along the street in the direction of the needle that swayed from time to time.

Jane Volturi followed behind him, confused by his actions, "Master, are you looking for something?"

"I'm looking for Thor, the god of thunder. This compass can point to what people are thinking. It is very efficient to use it to find people and things.

But Thor didn't seem to have any intention of stopping and kept wandering around."

"Can't you just call him and let him know?"

"Come on! Thor doesn't even have a cell phone." Aaron was speechless. The prince of Asgard didn't know what it meant to adapt to local customs!

Will you die if you buy a mobile phone? If you are short of that little money, I can give it to you.

"What does the master want him to do?" Jane asked with a somewhat unnatural look. Vampires have a natural sense of superiority over ordinary people, but they avoid the legendary gods.

Jane had just joined the Gaius family, and some of her habits had not yet been completely corrected.

"Borrow the Rainbow Bridge." Aaron said succinctly, "I can't expose my magical abilities casually. If I want to appear at the auction site in a reasonable manner, I can only ask Thor for help.

By the way, you have to go with me this time. As my assistant, you have to see the world."

"Yes, Master."

"Hmm..." Aaron smacked his lips, "You can call me Master when there are no outsiders around, but if there are outsiders around, it's better to call me Boss."

Jian was stunned for a moment, then looked at the pedestrians coming and going on the street and nodded belatedly.

It is indeed not appropriate to call him master in public.

"Got it, boss."

A few minutes later, Aaron blocked Saul at the entrance of a shopping mall.

The God of Thunder was currently holding a box of beer and some fruits and vegetables, standing next to Jane in a rather obedient manner.

"He is the God of Thunder?"

Jane's eyes twitched slightly, somewhat incredulous.

She had also seen the Battle of New York on TV, but the image of the person in front of her was really not consistent with the image of an extremely powerful god who wielded thunder.

You can't accept this? His sister is still living in our house as a stay-at-home girl! Can you believe that she is the goddess of death who kills without blinking an eye?

"Why do you think I want to take you to see the world?" Aaron said meaningfully, then stepped forward and said hello, "Long time no see, both of you."

"Aaron." Jane smiled somewhat unexpectedly, "Let me guess, you're definitely not here to see me."

"Yes, I'm looking for him."

"I knew it." Thor raised his neck proudly, "The Avengers must be on another mission that needs my help."

"It's not them, it's me who needs your help?"

"You?" Thor was stunned for a moment, "What's the matter?"

"A grand auction is being held in the universe, and I would like you to take us there."

"Auction? How come I don't know about it?

"Wait, how did you know that?" Thor was full of questions. How could Aaron know something that even he, the prince of Asgard, didn't know? And it was something in the universe.

"Well...my supplier told me." Aaron said nonsense seriously, and made up a suitable source for the ingredients in the store, "The rare ingredients in my store are transported to the earth by them through special channels.

They were planning on having an auction right now and I really didn’t want to miss it.

The only place that can be reached in a short time is the Rainbow Bridge in Asgard, so I came to find you."

"This..." Thor hesitated for a while, "Okay! Where exactly is it? I'll let Heimdall take you there."

"do not know."

"What? Didn't your supplier tell you where the auction was held?"

"Yes, but they only told me the name of the place, something like Tallinn."

"never heard of that."

"A small dead star that died due to energy exhaustion thousands of years ago. Now only the dry land is left.

You weren’t born at that time, so of course you hadn’t heard of it.”

"Okay! Heimdall can be found anyway." Thor said indifferently, "Are you two the only ones going?"

"Of course not, and you as well." Aaron said playfully, "They also sent invitations to Asgard, and Odin said that he would let his eldest son attend.

If nothing goes wrong, the people from Asgard will come to find you soon, or take you back directly through the Rainbow Bridge.

So it's not a big deal, just take us with you when you go, and bring us back when you come back."

Thor was stunned for a moment, then sneered, "Impossible, you must have been deceived.

My father would never let me attend an auction just for some ingredients."

“It’s not just any food. It can be anywhere from a few meters to dozens of meters long.”

"Then there's no need to send me over there!"

"In addition to the food, they are also auctioning something." Aaron said solemnly, "Ether particles."

"Aether particles?" Jane exclaimed, "Is this the Aether particles I understand? The treasure of the dark elves."

"Are there any other ether besides that?"

"Thor." Jane looked at him worriedly.

“I understand, I’ll go.

I'll put the things I bought back first, and then take them to Tallin." Thor said in a deep voice, and then summoned Thor's hammer to fly into the sky.

Jane shrugged, then looked at the cool and exquisite Jane behind Aaron, "Wouldn't you like to introduce me?"

"Jane Volturi, my new assistant."

Jane nodded calmly, "Hello."

Jane looked at her meaningfully for a moment, "Does Daisy know?"

"She and I went together to recruit this assistant, so of course she knows."

"That's good." Jane breathed a sigh of relief, and then suddenly thought of something, "You, want to take her to the auction outside the earth?"

"Is there a problem?"

"Of course there is a problem." Jane said without hesitation, "She, who is she? She must not be an ordinary person, right?"

"You just need to know that she is my assistant, and you don't have to worry about the rest."

"Sure enough, he is not an ordinary person."

After a few words, Thor flew back and put on his Thor armor.

"This time he's a bit like Thor," Jane murmured.

"What do you mean by like?" Thor said unhappily, "I am the God of Thunder, Thor the God of Thunder."

"Can you go?"

Thor sighed softly, then looked at Jane Foster, "I'll be back after the auction."

"understood."

"Heimdall."

As soon as he finished speaking, a colorful beam of light descended from the sky and brought Thor, Aaron and Jane into the colorful transmission channel.

A few seconds later, the three arrived in Asgard.

Heimdall drew out his guardian sword and said with a faint smile, "According to the order of the God King, Volstagg and Sif were to go to the courtyard to pick you up."

"Is there really such an auction?" Thor asked in surprise.

Heimdall nodded in disbelief, "A group of people suddenly appeared some time ago, no one knows who they are, but each of them is not weak.

They cooperated with Xandar to build a venue in Tallinn that could accommodate 100,000 people, and invited the entire universe to auction ether particles.

By the way, the ether particle has another name, called the Reality Stone, one of the six Infinity Stones produced by the Big Bang."

"What?" Thor's eyes widened, and he was stunned for a while before he came to his senses, "These guys are really brave.

It's fine to auction the Infinity Stones, but an auction for the entire universe is too much of a fuss."

"This also shows from the side that they are confident." Heimdall said solemnly, "At least before the real rough stone appears, all buyers will not make a move casually, at most they will simply test it.

And they made a statement in advance that they would not be responsible for anything after leaving Tallinn."

“In fact, apart from a few people who want the real stone, most people are just watching the fun, wanting to know who gets the Infinity Stone and whether it will have an adverse effect on them.

The king has asked you to go with this in mind, and Volstagg and Sif will go with you."

"Can't Asgard take a picture of the Reality Stone?"

“You can, but no.

Asgard already has an Infinity Stone. Past history has taught us that it is not appropriate to place two Infinity Stones on the same planet, otherwise it will easily lead to disasters. "

"Okay! I understand. When do we leave?"

"We can set off after they both arrive." Heimdall said, then looked at Aaron and Jane, "You can go to Asgard's box."

"Thank you then." Aaron smiled.

After a while, Sif and Volstagg came over, both carrying their own weapons and wearing the same gray robes.

"Thor." Volstagg walked up to him and gave him a big hug. "I thought I was going to pick you up in the atrium!"

"Gaius, are you going too?" Sif asked in surprise.

"Uh... I'm going to buy some goods and show my assistant some worldly knowledge." Aaron said half-seriously. Then he suddenly thought of something. "Do you have money?"

"We're not planning on buying anything, so why should we bring money?" Thor said speechlessly. However, seeing Sif and Volstagg seeming to be hesitant about what to say, he couldn't help but be stunned for a moment. "Don't tell me you two are planning on taking some photos?"

"Uh...didn't you see the auction slip?" Volstagg asked, and then he rolled his eyes, "It seems that you don't have an auction slip.

The main items on the auction list are ingredients, ingredients I have never seen before.”

"Oh my god! Aren't the delicacies of Asgard enough for you?"

"Thor, don't underestimate my love for food," Volstagg said seriously, "I should be able to buy one or two with all my wealth."

"Great minds think alike!" Aaron pretended to agree, "'Of all things in the world, only love and food are worth living', this sentence is the truth.

I am also going to restock this time, as the store is almost out of all the dream ingredients. "

Hearing this, the corner of Jane's eye twitched slightly. The master was more playful than he thought!

Thor was speechless and turned to look at Sif, "What about you? What do you want to buy?"

"A special capsule." Sif said seriously, "I have been fighting and training on various planets during this period. That capsule can give me a temporary shelter so that I don't have to live in the wilderness."

"I'm suddenly interested." Thor pouted, "Let's go! Let's go and take a look together."

Heimdall opened the Rainbow Bridge and teleported Thor, Sif, and Volstagg to Tallinn.

Just as Aaron was about to take Jane to catch up, the colorful space channel suddenly closed, "What does this mean?"

"Don't get me wrong, I just have some questions to ask.

If I'm not mistaken, the Reality Stone should be in your hands."

Aaron paused, thoughts racing through his mind.

Did Heimdall see it? Or did he guess it?

If he saw it, he should have reported it to Odin. If he guessed it, then Odin would definitely be able to guess it too.

In other words, Odin knew that the Reality Stone was in his hands, but now it inexplicably appeared at the auction.

Hiss! This is such a joke!

"Um... don't tell anyone that I sold them the Reality Stone."

Hearing this, Heimdall's golden pupils twitched violently, and then stared at him with suspicion, "Did you really sell the Infinity Stones?"

"You know how hot that thing is." Aaron said helplessly, "Asgard has the powerful God King Odin and an invincible army that spans the nine realms, but it is unwilling to accept the second Infinity Stone.

Can I, with my small body, protect that thing?

If anyone as good as Thor comes along, I won’t be able to save my life, not to mention the Reality Stone.”

Heimdall was speechless. "Then did you know that the way they deal with the Reality Stones is through an auction for the entire universe?"

"This... I really don't know." Aaron sighed and continued, "But even if I knew, I would still sell the Reality Stone to them.

I escaped from danger and gained benefits, so why not do it!

As for the subsequent auction... I only know that I handed the Infinity Stones to a not-so-bad organization, and how they deal with them has nothing to do with me."

"Aren't you worried that the Reality Stone will fall into the hands of bad people?" Heimdall asked with narrowed eyes.

"Haha!" Aaron couldn't help laughing, "Since the Big Bang, the owners of the Infinity Stones have been constantly changing.

The universe is not better because it falls into the hands of good people, nor is it worse because it falls into the hands of bad people, right?

The auction is indeed a good idea. It is open to the whole universe, and good guys and bad guys can compete fairly. As for whether they can hold on to it, it depends on their own abilities. "

Heimdall was speechless again. This was the truth, but it was a little bit unreasonable.

"There is only one last question left."

"Speaking?"

"How much did the Reality Rough Stone sell for?"

"Ah this..."

What do I have to say? I also want to know how much it can sell for.

"This is a secret, I can't tell you."

Heimdall raised his eyebrows, thinking that it was probably not sold at a good price.

"Can we go now?" Aaron asked impatiently, "Have you asked all the questions you should ask?"

"Of course." Heimdall chuckled and shook his head, then used the Sword of Guardian to open a colorful space channel.