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Chapter 203: Carol Who Found Herself
🕑 Added 2025-06-25 03:50:08 +0000 UTC"I say, can you remind me next time?"
Wongwalked out of Mirror Space, his face ashen. He looked like he’d been burned by fire—definitely not in a good state.
As he stepped out, more and more people followed—obviously the Skrulls captured by the Kree, along with Fury and the others.
They all looked somewhat confused. Just moments ago, they had been wondering if they would be burned to death.
Then suddenly, they were pulled into a strange space by a man in monk’s robes who vanished mysteriously—and witnessed the guy placing statues outside burn all the Kree with fire!
“Aren’t you here? You should have seen everything.”
Noah spread his hands. He had known Wongwas in Mirror Space, and had seen him before.
But when Noah’s system extracted the power of the Cosmic Cube, he couldn’t see him anymore. Still, Noah trusted Wongknew what he was doing.
Sure enough, Wong understood Noah and started shuttling between Mirror Space and real space, pulling the captives out one by one.
It was a pity his speed was slow. By the time he rescued Fury, Noah’s magic was at its peak.
Fortunately, Wong was fine, albeit looking a little embarrassed.
Fury and Coulson also looked embarrassed. Maria Rambeau, as a woman, had been thrown into safety by Wong much earlier. Fury and Coulson were less lucky.
Now these two men had gray hair but dared not complain.
Those arrogant aliens had no strength to fight back against this magician—they were burned to ashes instantly.
Fury and Coulson dared not imagine such terrifying power.
Fury, who had previously regarded Noah and others as non-human, raised the danger level to extreme.
Now looking back, the alien scanner seemed accurate.
He was almost no threat—tied up and immobile.
The magician who had just picked up that strange object was completely immobile, but the scan result explained it all: extremely dangerous.
Facts proved this guy was indeed extremely dangerous, able to kill aliens with mere fire magic!
Probably in his eyes, Fury was no threat at all. And according to what he said, there might be many magicians in this world!
“Fortunately, fortunately, these magicians have a rule: they cannot attack ordinary people.”
Fury wasn’t sure what mental journey he had undergone.
At first, though surprised, he still looked for chances.
Then he cooperated out of fear.
Now, he was glad magicians wouldn’t harm ordinary people.
Anyway, it was complicated—so complicated that Fury felt he might be schizophrenic.
Noah didn’t care much about them.
After comforting Wong and using a cleansing spell to recover everyone as before, he picked up the masked kitten.
But when Noah removed the kitten’s mask, both he and Wong felt something.
They looked up simultaneously, sensing a terrifying force spreading through the space.
This force was so terrible it nearly suffocated them.
“Damn, what is this?” Wong swallowed hard, clearly scared.
“I should ask myself. Who else could I ask?” Noah smiled bitterly.
He knew what was happening, but couldn’t say.
If nothing unexpected happened, this was Carol breaking free from the Supreme Wisdom’s shackles, fully regaining herself and becoming the terrifying Captain Marvel!
This terrifying power fluctuation—Noah felt it must be a seventh-order fluctuation, without accident.
To be honest, Noah wanted to eat lemons.
The power fluctuation alone made him feel oppressed.
What would it be like if she unleashed her full strength?
“The seventh-order full-strength burst scared Ronan and his fleet away. And this one has a conspicuous mark: unlimited potential. Not to be provoked.”
Noah sighed, and suddenly a golden figure appeared beside him.
Looking closely, Noah relaxed—it was Carol.
She seemed a little surprised by the scene, noticing a huge hole burned in the cabin.
“I thought you were going to keep putting statues down. Looks like you solved the problem here.”
Carol tilted her head and gave Noah a playful look.
“I think I look pretty handsome. My statue pose should be pretty good, right?”
Noah smiled and spread his hands.
“It’s okay, but too small,” Carol shook her head. “If it’s fine, then take them away.”
“Don’t you want me to stay and help? After all, these are your old acquaintances.”
Noah asked casually.
“No. I need to handle this myself.”
“Okay, then I’ll take them away. Be careful.”
Noah said no more, speaking on instinct. He didn’t expect to do anything else.
Noah wasn’t sure how to gauge Carol’s current power level.
Carol now showed as Level 7 (???). What did that mean?
She was Level 7, but her full-strength burst was unpredictable?
Don’t do this. Although she was powerful, she played a supporting role in the final battle.
Noah wondered—if Carol hadn’t been blasted across the sky by Thanos with the Power Stone, could she have snapped her fingers?
Well, that was just Noah’s guess; he didn’t know the details.
But thinking carefully, it made sense.
Though Hulk was strong and could withstand radiation, Carol had greater absolute strength.
“Forget it. Why think so much about future possibilities?”
Noah shook his head, raised a hand, and a golden halo appeared before him.
He drew a circle, and a portal formed.
As it stabilized, behind it they could clearly see Maria Rambeau’s home.
“Let’s go. We’ll wait for them on Earth.”
Noah stepped into the light circle, and Wong followed without hesitation.
The Skrulls looked confused. Maria Rambeau was nearly there too.
What was this? Magic?
“Hurry up, or this door will close suddenly, and someone will be cut in half.”
Noah’s voice came from behind the portal, scaring them into moving quickly.
These two magicians had saved them once today; they had no reason to doubt.
One by one, they passed through—and suddenly found themselves on Earth.
Especially Maria Rambeau, who realized it was indeed her home. She was stunned, her worldview nearly overturned.
“Okay, now all we can do is wait.”
Noah glanced back through the portal.
Carol nodded, then turned to leave, casually closing the portal.
As for watching the battle and experiencing a seventh-level warrior’s explosive power?
Noah refused.
He was thinking about becoming a magic machine gun.
Though it seemed his wish might come true, Noah didn’t expect to share any similarity with Carol, the violent heroine.
“Even if I draw her blood, I probably wouldn’t follow her path!”
Noah was certain of this.
The key point: if forced to fight in close combat, he wouldn’t choose his fists as weapons.
Succumbing to the pressure of Gandalf’s dual-wielding frenzy, Noah reluctantly felt a sword might be better.
Where would this sword come from?
Simple: Noah could transform magic.
Though not skilled, he could turn his magic wand into a sword—just like it had become a ring on his finger.
“The umbrella’s transformed, so turning it into a sword doesn’t matter. Just wrap it in magic, or the enemy will cut it off.”
“You seem proud of secretly using your magic wand, Noah?”
“Of course.”
Noah was mumbling low when suddenly a very familiar female voice sounded in his ears.
He didn’t think much and replied casually.
But immediately felt something was wrong.
The voice was female, friendly—but definitely not Miss Heifen’s.
Noah swallowed and slowly turned his head.
He was annoyed to see it was Master Gu Yi!
“Teacher?”
“Hmm.”
“Why are you here?”
“These aliens are causing trouble. Why wouldn’t I come?”
It seemed the Kree were indeed making a fuss.
“But couldn’t you be less cautious when you arrive? Can’t you at least say hello first?”
Noah was embarrassed.
The Ancient One had never allowed Noah to use a wand—but he secretly used it here.
Clearly, there was a big problem.
“Teacher,” Wongimmediately ran over and bowed respectfully.
The Ancient One nodded, then casually waved his hand.
Suddenly, a picture of the universe appeared before them.
They all recognized it immediately: the spaceship where the Skrulls hid.
The Ancient One’s perspective locked on Carol.
Carol now glowed with golden light, beating those Kree mercilessly.
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