Marvel: I, Hermione, am from Hogwarts!

Fury stood at the very front of the crowd.

Shock, relief, lingering fear... a mix of emotions distorted his dark face.

He always felt that he had overestimated Hermione.

But now it seems that his limited knowledge still restricted his imagination.

Hermione's power was completely beyond his comprehension.

Fortunately, I listened to Natasha's advice and treated Hermione well; otherwise, S.H.I.E.L.D. would probably be wiped off the face of the earth by now.

Thinking of this, Fury couldn't help but shudder.

Hill stared blankly at Hermione's figure, unable to believe that this was the same cute little girl who had just been leisurely munching on an apple and stuffing snacks into her hand.

……

At the top of Stark Tower, Loki gazed at the battlefield below.

His breathing became rapid.

He already knew Hermione was formidable, far superior to that superficial brother who only knew how to swing a hammer.

But the scene before him was still beyond Loki's expectations.

Perhaps this is what a mage should be like?

Loki snapped out of his daze, suppressed the shock in his heart, and immediately used his Mind Scepter to contact the Chitauri leader "The Other" in deep space.

"The Earthlings are putting up a stubborn resistance! Send more troops! The more the better!"

"Soon, the Earth will be ours!"

Loki was in high spirits, completely ignoring the fact that the Chitauri had just been wiped out.

The Other was overjoyed upon receiving Loki's message.

"Loki has certainly not disappointed me! It seems that recommending him to that lord was indeed a wise move!"

In high spirits, the "Other" waved his hand, and more Chitauri warships surged toward Earth through the portal.

……

Hermione's figure slowly landed.

The crowd quickly gathered around.

Hermione!

Even Hulk was cautious, taking tiny, inching steps toward them.

Everyone looked Hermione up and down, and only breathed a sigh of relief when they confirmed that she was unharmed.

Hermione, what brings you here?

Hermione tilted her head and said, "I just went back to Hogwarts to pick up some things, but I didn't expect the Chitauri to arrive so quickly. When I came back, you were already fighting."

"I'm sorry, Hermione."

Tony lowered his head in annoyance.

"Were we useless, or did we let you join the war?"

The others also showed expressions of shame.

They vowed to protect the Earth, but what happened?

It's still Hermione who has to clean up the mess.

Hermione waved her hand.

"Let's apologize later."

She pointed to the sky.

"The enemy is here again."

Everyone looked up.

Sure enough, countless Chitauri soldiers and Leviathan behemoths poured out of the portal, a dark mass that sent chills down one's spine.

"Damn! How many of these guys are there?" Everyone's faces turned grim.

Hermione rolled her eyes and explained, "There's nothing we can do about it. The biggest characteristic of the Chitauri is their large population; everyone is a soldier."

Do you want to know what I'm going back to get?

She suddenly changed the subject, her tone tinged with smugness.

Everyone was stunned, then nodded.

"You'll see it soon."

Hermione smiled mysteriously and flew straight into the sky.

She opened her backpack, turned it upside down, and shook it.

"Crash-"

Countless cabbages poured out of the backpack, like rain, and soon piled up on the ground into a small mountain, as tall as a small building.

"I haven't done anything for the past six months; I've just been growing vegetables at Hogwarts."

Hermione said with a smile.

This was grown with her own hard work; it's all-natural, pollution-free, and absolutely green and healthy.

"cabbage?"

Tony's voice even changed tone.

"You went all the way back just to pick this thing?"

Hermione rolled her eyes and said irritably, "What do you know? This isn't your average cabbage!"

Tony's lips twitched.

"Can you... still use those spells?" Tony asked tentatively.

Hermione shook her head: "I'm tired."

Seeing this, everyone thought that she must have overused magic and her body couldn't take it anymore.

After all, such powerful magic can't be used indefinitely and casually; it might cause significant damage to Hermione's body.

Thinking about this, they felt even more ashamed.

So many adults can't protect the world, yet a little child has to support everything for them.

Seeing the Chitauri army regrouping in the sky, everyone's eyes hardened, they mustered their spirits, and prepared for battle once again.

Hermione has already helped them a great deal; now it's their turn to protect her. Even if it means death, they must not let the enemy harm a single hair on her head.

"What are you doing?"

Hermione looked at the group with a sense of impending doom and was somewhat puzzled.

"If you're injured, just rest. I'm tired, not crippled, I'm just too lazy to move."

“I had anticipated this outcome, which is why I made a special trip back to Hogwarts.”

Hermione pointed to the pile of cabbages.

"Don't worry, they'll help me take care of the enemy!"

"These cabbages?" Tony's eyes widened as he pointed at the pile of green things on the ground, then looked up at the dark, imposing Chitauri army in the sky.

"What can they do? Feed the enemy?"

The contrast is like suddenly pulling out a water gun on the battlefield.

Tony felt like his CPU was about to burn out.

What are you teasing me?

"You actually look down on the cabbages I grow?"

Hermione was displeased, her tone tinged with annoyance.

The voice just fell.

"Kakaka..."

All the turnips turned around in unison, facing Tony.

On each turnip, a large mouth covered with sharp teeth is split open.

"Holy shit!"

Even the well-traveled Iron Man was startled by this bizarre sight.

The others also gasped.

The densely packed cabbages, all with gaping, blood-red mouths, were a sight that would make anyone's sanity plummet.

"These...these turnips, are they alive?"

Natasha's voice trembled slightly as she forced back her discomfort and asked.