I'm going to have a fight with Superman

Chapter 53 Harley Goes To Heaven
"We just left the universe." The Stranger said meaningfully.

"It doesn't make any sense." Harry slammed his mouth, "How about we do it again?"

The stranger was stunned, turned around and left.

"Oh, wait," Harry chased after him, "Stranger, I see you're a nice guy, can you teach me magic?"

"Why do you want to learn magic?" asked the Stranger.

"Anyone who sees the miraculous power of magic with their own eyes will yearn for it."

"Magic is far less beautiful than you think. On the contrary, it is very dangerous. No one in the world who learns magic will have a good end." The stranger said solemnly.

"The old wizard seems to be doing well," said Harry.

The stranger was silent for a moment, then asked, "Do you know what class solidification is?"

"The rich win, the poor lie down, and if they don't lie down, they will be cut with leeks, I understand." Harry said.

The Stranger nodded and said, "Now the magic world is in this form, and all the magic power that seems to be without a master belongs to the power.

When you truly master powerful magic, you will envy ordinary people who have never seen magic. "

Harry smiled bitterly and said, "You are like a rich man telling a beggar that money is the source of evil, and having money does not equal happiness.

Whatever side effects magic ends up having, it always makes me feel comfortable right now. "

The Stranger stopped, pondered for a while, and said, "I don't have time to teach you."

Harley is happy, there is hope!
"You can send me a set of magic books, or introduce me to a magic teacher."

The stranger climbed onto the platform, walking slowly, and hesitantly said, "I generally don't do anything other than the voice of the sky."

"Are you busy atonement?"

The stranger was silent.

Harry looked sideways at the gold pendant on his chest.

She knew that it was a string of silver coins, 30% of which were the [-] Roman coins that she got from betraying Jesus.

The problem is that betrayal of Jesus seems to be an order from the voice of heaven.
Harry remembered another statement about Judas: among the twelve disciples of Jesus, Judas was the most devout. He betrayed Jesus not for money, but because he believed that the Romans could not kill Jesus because of his identity as the Son of Jesus. There is no doubt.

If it were proved that the Romans could not kill Jesus, mortals would be as devout as he was to the Lord.

Seems logically ok?

Do you believe that Jesus is the Son of God?
If so, why do you suspect that the Son can be killed by mortals?
This Judas, the Stranger, seems to demonstrate this point of view: God made him betray Jesus, thus creating a series of miracles that follow—Jesus was resurrected and ascended to heaven after preaching for forty days. Since then, no one has not believed in Christ, and Christianity has flourished. .

Shit, if this guess is true, then the God of the DC universe is really black!

Harry shuddered, but inexplicably relaxed a lot: God had a dark heart, but he lost his terrifying divinity of omnipotence and omnipotence.

"Do you know what the cross you took from the Crusaders of the Holy Land?" the Stranger suddenly asked in the silence.

"Rachel said it was a contract," Harry said.

The stranger nodded lightly and said, "Yes, it is the contract signed between God and mortals. You can think of it as a work contract between a modern company and its employees."

"Why? What does God get from mortals?" Harry wondered.

The stranger said slowly: "God is supreme, but God is not the only one, there are other supreme powers inside and outside the multiverse.

Do you have any doubts why I have always claimed to obey only the voice of the sky, but now I am helping the Eternal Council to find magic warriors? "

"The old wizard from before came from the Eternal Council?"

"How many chairs did you see in the Eternal Castle?" asked the Stranger.

"Seven." Harry said thoughtfully.

"Originally, there were seven powerful wizards in Eternal Castle, who originated in ancient times and mastered similar power of thunder.

Under the guidance of God (ps), they formed a group called the Eternal Council, dedicated to guarding the world and maintaining magical balance.

With the passage of time, the great wizard gradually withered away, and today, only Shazam is left in the Eternal Castle. ' the Stranger sighed.

After he betrayed Jesus, he was captured by seven wizards in the Eternal Castle and knelt under the steps to be tried.

The thirty silver coins on his neck were not from God, but the punishment of the Eternal Council against him.

"God also needs to hire mortals to do things. Did old Shazam also sign a work contract?" Harry understood somewhat.

"There is no image of Jesus on your cross," said the Stranger.

Harry's heart moved, "It is a contract before Jesus came into the world, with the human Doug family? Are other holy relics of the Holy Advent Crusades also a contract?"

Doug is the surname of Hercules.

The Stranger shook his head and said, "Most of the sacred relics have been passed down since the beginning of the AD, and they are just ordinary objects used by devout Christians.

From the long wild times to the time when Christ came to the world, most human mages knew that heaven existed, but they were not so devout.

Heaven has a will, and they ask for favors.

So, heaven signed a contract with them to complete the task and get paid.

Some contracts are inherited by blood, from generation to generation, such as the cross in your hand, and some contracts are limited to individuals, and even set a time.

In addition to light, the world is more dark.

When you hold the heaven contract, you will naturally become the enemy of the dark forces. Therefore, ancient human beings are not very willing to sign a long contract.

Until now, the cross in your hand is the last heavenly covenant in the world. "

Harry vaguely understood.

The year of AD is only 2005.

Before Jesus, human beings were born thousands of years ago.

During that period, not only was Christ not a mainstream religion, but it was even relatively small—compared to the Greek Olympian pantheon, the Egyptian gods, and the Norse gods.

Human beings do not believe in God very much, and naturally they are unwilling to sacrifice their lives for God in vain.

But human mages like Old Shazam are too fragrant, and God cannot give up.

In this way, there is a paradise contract - work for wages.

Later, God, the "big capitalist", felt that the company's annual profit growth was slow, so he wanted the workers to do white jobs.

As a result, Jesus was born, Judas betrayed, Jesus resurrected, miracles were manifested, the church was established, Christ became the mainstream religion, and all people in the world were lambs. Under God's order, the fanatical believers brought their own dry food, and heaven did not need to pay a dime in wages.
If so, then heaven is too dark and too worldly.

But she's heartbroken now.

She also wants to be a worker in heaven.

"You said so much, are you implying that you can't teach me magic, but you can change the contracted person of the cross to me?" She looked at the stranger and asked.

"Would you like to be a warrior of heaven?" asked the Stranger.

Harry was ecstatic at first, and then worried: "You explain the side effects first."

"Give me the cross, and I'll see the contents of this contract."

Without hesitation, Harry took off the cross he was wearing.

The Stranger took off his black leather gloves and held the lower handle solemnly, "My lord, please lend me your supreme power."

The power of God poured out of the stranger, a golden radiance of divine majesty.

The stranger at this time was as noble as the deity of God.

"Om!" The cross trembled slightly, and a text contract appeared out of thin air.

Tadpole-shaped mysterious characters, the size of a bowl, more than a thousand characters, revolved around the stranger.

Gradually, the font itself began to distort, becoming a modern English that Harry could understand.

The form of the contract is very simple, with only rights and obligations indicated.

Harley looked it over carefully, and it was generally fair: working for heaven, every time you make an order, you can get a merit, and the merit can be exchanged for the things of heaven that are clearly priced - including but not limited to pure power of God .

"It's a bit like a mercenary hotel," she said.

"Are you going to do it?" the Stranger asked.

"Of course I do, I'm willing to serve God!" Harry nodded.

The contract even states that there will be no mandatory tasks and the reward is the omnipotent power of God.

A fool doesn't do it.

"Then let's go to heaven," said the stranger.

"What?" Harry almost tripped herself.

"Go to heaven, find an archangel who can represent God, and you sign it face-to-face, is there any problem?"

The Stranger's tone was flat, as if to say that we should go to the cafe next door and sit down and talk slowly.

"Out of body?" Harry asked nervously.

The Stranger shook his head, "It's very simple, are you ready?"

"Almost there~~~~ ah ah ah!"

The gray and blue sky replaced the sparsely populated Gotham subway station in an instant. Harry seemed to be floating in the air, with nowhere to bear, and couldn't help crying.

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An indescribable ethereal song suddenly sounded above her head, and the soft golden light filled her entire field of vision. Harry felt an unprecedented peace and tranquility.

"Stranger, why did you bring mortals to the cliffs of heaven?"

The grand voice filled the sky and the earth, the golden light gradually receded, and Harry could see other scenes and touch the solid ground.

She and the Stranger landed on a small hill floating in the void, and most of the area in sight was nothingness.

Only the place where the light shines in front of you, surrounded by clouds and mist, there are hills of different sizes.

Some peaks also stand white Babel towers.

The peaks are like stairs, and at the end of the stairs is the source of divine brilliance, a huge city with gold paving and silver bricks.

Well, the way of existence is somewhat similar to Asgard on Marvel's side.

Very old architectural style, each tower is high and sharp, like an angel's sword.

It is not the sun that radiates golden light, but the whole city.

Every brick, every tower, every bridge exudes a holy and soft golden light.

Looking at the light, it is not dazzling at all, but it refreshes the body from the inside out, and the heart is full of joy, satisfaction and happiness.

"Who is she?" The magnificent voice turned into a birdman in front of her.

Uh, an angel with white wings and golden armor.

"Omg, it's actually a black angel?!" Harry blurted out.

　(ps: Regarding the establishment of the Eternal Council, I seem to have seen it in the comics, but I am not sure if it is a mistake, or it is simply a false memory.

　　But the Eternal Council can judge the Stranger (God's little black hand) and Pandora, and has always fought against the Seven Deadly Sins - all of which have obvious traces of Christianity.

　　If the Parliament has nothing to do with God, why should it tie the stranger under the steps and judge the prisoner?

　　The Stranger's status in heaven is similar to that of the ghost and Michael. At first, he was also an archangel, and he belongs to "brothers" with Lucifer, Michael, Gabriel, Uriel and other angels.

　　When Lucifer rebelled, the Stranger followed him and betrayed God, but he regretted it in the middle, which means he betrayed Lucifer again.

　　So I didn't go to hell with Lucifer to be the devil.

　　Of course, if you betray God, even if you go back on it, you can't stay in heaven.

　　As a result, the stranger who cannot go to heaven or hell has been wandering in the world, becoming the embodiment of the "law of betrayal" - he betrays God and Satan at the same time.

　　The stranger is a stranger not because he betrayed Jesus as Judas, but because he betrayed God and made atonement as Judas.

　　Well, yes, Judas was atonement for his betrayal of Jesus.

　　With such an awesome existence, how can ordinary people judge him?unless God approves. )
　　
　
(End of this chapter)