Marvel: I, Hermione, am from Hogwarts!

[Magic Level 3 (672/50000)]

In the battle against Quirrell, Hermione reaped a total of 5000 points of soul energy.

5000 points!

She instantly advanced to level three magic.

Now, in terms of magical power, she is definitely at the level of an adult wizard.

Thank you, Quirrell! Thank you, Voldemort!

In fact, Quirrell's soul didn't have that much energy; it was mainly Voldemort who contributed it.

Because of the Horcruxes, Voldemort's main soul, which floats outside, does not dissipate, but that does not mean it will not become weaker.

Because he and Quirrell shared a body, the moment Quirrell's body turned to ashes, Voldemort was considered to have died again, and the Dark Harvest was triggered on the spot, slicing Voldemort's remaining soul in a bloody mess.

They forcibly separated his remnant soul into a nascent soul.

To Hermione's even greater surprise, the "Spells" section responded again.

However, this time it's not a newly recorded spell, but rather one that appears automatically after advancing to level 3 magic.

[Silent Spell lv1 (1/1000)]

[Staffless Spellcasting Lv1 (1/1000)]

Silent incantation! Staffless spellcasting!

Compared to powerful magic, Hermione felt that these two were the real divine skills, and the skills she had always wanted but didn't know how to learn.

Wizard magic may seem powerful, but there's a prerequisite: they have to be able to use it.

Magic that can't be used is the same as having no magic at all.

However, most wizards, once they lose their wands and have their mouths gagged, are unable to cast spells and are no different from ordinary people. This is the biggest weakness of wizards, except for a few extremely powerful wizards.

Of these, losing one's wand is the most serious.

Many wizards know how to use silent spells; the difference lies only in their proficiency and effectiveness.

Without a wand, almost 99% of wizards are unable to use any magic.

Forcing its use will only result in a magical outburst that harms oneself.

After observing and summarizing for a period of time, Hermione discovered that wizards have three fears: disarming, silencing, and being ambushed.

The first problem is that magic cannot be output; the second is that spells cannot be cast to convert magic into magical effects; and the third is that no one would use the Ironclad Charm to protect themselves 24 hours a day.

This time, the magic book directly solved two major problems.

Although her level 1 Silent Spell and Staffless Spellcasting limit her to a maximum of level 1 when silent and staffless, her strength lies in the fact that all spells are applicable.

Even Dumbledore, when casting spells without a wand, could only use a few specific spells that he was very familiar with; using spells he wasn't familiar with was extremely dangerous.

However, she can go completely without canes and doesn't have to worry about safety issues.

At the same time, this is a good start, and the effect will naturally be better as proficiency increases.

In addition, casting spells without a staff has another significant meaning for her.

Yin person.

Imagine, when she is disarmed and her wand is out of her hand, her enemies think they have it all figured out, but little do they know, the wand is just an ornament to her.

Then, with a wave of his hand, he unleashed five giant melon-eating fingers, enough to scare the person opposite him to death.

Can Voldemort, the world's number one HP fan, do that?

Don't be fooled by her current level 3 magic power; in a real fight, she could easily take down an elite Auror from the Ministry of Magic on the spot.

……

Marvel.

Inside the S.H.I.E.L.D. Tri-Wing Building, there is a huge training room spanning several thousand square meters.

Hermione glanced sideways at the black-haired man as she looked at the agents standing obediently in front of her.

"This is the student you found for me?"

Blackie frowned slightly. This was an elite he had carefully selected from the entire S.H.I.E.L.D. team. Wasn't this enough to satisfy Hermione?

"What's the problem?" Fury asked, puzzled.

"No." Hermione shook her head slightly.

The agents are definitely competent, it's just this guy...

Grant Ward.

Brock Rumlow.

Jasper Sitwell.

Clint Barton.

There were also a few other agents who didn't look very familiar, and who appeared to be either clerical or field agents.

Hermione used Legilimency to look through each of the instances, and discovered...

Except for Hawkeye, they're all Hydra!

What about Natasha? What about Coulson? What about Maria Hill?

What criteria did you use to select the people?

Chapter 50 Hermione's Little Magic Lesson

Hermione forcibly suppressed the urge to complain.

Forget it, let it be.

Anyway, it wasn't her who got into trouble.

Little did people know that Fury had his own reasons for not choosing Black Widow and others.

Natasha and Hermione already had a good relationship, and Coulson had also established a certain level of contact with them. The two could easily communicate and study together privately without needing to be specially selected.

More importantly, he doesn't have many trusted right-hand men, and he has other tasks to complete, so he can't devote himself to esoteric knowledge every day.

Not only was Hermione bewildered, but the agents in front of her exchanged glances, all of them seeing the same confusion.

Director Fury gathered them together, saying it was an important mission with a very high level of secrecy, and warned them not to divulge it under any circumstances.

Then they were brought here...to see a strangely dressed little girl?

Hermione rarely appears in public, spending most of her time at Hogwarts. Even when she returns, she's with Peppertoni. Furthermore, Fury has only allowed a handful of people to interact with her, and there are no official records of her existence. To date, very few people know that wizards exist.

It's not hard to understand why the others were so bewildered.

"From today onwards, you are students of the S.H.I.E.L.D. Mystic Knowledge Training Program, and will become the backbone of the supernatural and mystical countermeasures team in the future."

Fury pointed to Hermione: "And she will be your teacher. From now on, she will be in charge of everything in class. She is now granted Level 9 clearance from S.H.I.E.L.D. No matter what level of agent you are, you must listen to her in class."

Everyone was stunned by the news.

An eleven or twelve-year-old girl was their teacher, and they had to obey her.

The most damning thing is, she actually has level nine access?!

This is Maria Hill's level. In the entire S.H.I.E.L.D., apart from Director Pierce and Director Fury, who are both Alpha-level and Level 10 agents, Hill's level is the highest.

Alexander Pierce has been in charge of the World Security Council for a long time, regardless of S.H.I.E.L.D., which means... this little girl is the number one person after Fury?

Just kidding!

Seeing the confusion in everyone's eyes, Fury explained, "She will show you another side of the world and let you understand mysterious magic..."

The group stared wide-eyed, as if to confirm they hadn't misheard.

magic?

They do know about superpowered individuals, and S.H.I.E.L.D. has imprisoned quite a few, but magic?

This was the first time they had ever heard of it.

"Hello everyone!"

Hermione waved and gave a sweet smile.

"My name is Hermione Granger, and I'm a wizard. I've been invited by Nick Fury to serve as a mystery advisor for S.H.I.E.L.D., and I'll be your teacher starting today!"

"Please continue to take care of me!"

Hard-boiled egg… Fury’s cheek twitched.

puff……

Barton and the others glanced at Fury, then at Hermione, wanting to laugh but not daring to, struggling to hold it in.

However, the next second, they all realized what was happening.

what's that?

wizard?