Harry doesn't want to be a wizard, he just wants to be a superhero

The crisis came to an end, and a flurry of footsteps echoed from afar.

Pepper Potts had already taken off her high heels and ran barefoot towards Tony, her heart filled with fear and lingering apprehension, embracing him tightly.

The two nestled together, as if the entire world, except for each other, had quietly retreated at that moment.

Harry, who had just witnessed a huge display of affection, had to face several burly men in black suits, the leader of whom was Coulson, whom he knew well.

Coulson wore a very affable smile. Although they hadn't met many times, his tone was full of familiarity: "Mr. Potter, we meet again."

As an agent, Coulson was quite tactful in his actions.

He wasn't like the persistent agents often portrayed in people's minds. He neither secretly monitored nor disturbed Harry's family, maintaining a perfect sense of boundaries.

Perhaps it was Harry's previously revealed identity that made S.H.I.E.L.D. wary, not daring to act rashly against him.

But undeniably, Coulson's own style made it easy for people to feel favorably towards him.

Harry was a pure-hearted person. If others treated him with kindness, he would reciprocate in kind. It was that simple and pure.

"We meet again, Agent Coulson." The glow on the wand dissipated, twisting into a vortex and disappearing into Harry's hand.

Coulson didn't hide his curiosity: "That's amazing. What kind of magic is that?"

"Pocket dimension, an advanced storage magic. Do you want to learn it? I can lend it to you." Harry had long wanted to develop a new wizarding organization.

This wizarding organization would be exclusively composed of his borrowers in the future.

Let them fulfill the duties of the Sorcerer Supreme in his stead. That way, he could slack off and laze around without feeling guilty!

Of course, the best members for the wizarding organization would be the wizards of Kamar-Taj, but Harry couldn't develop borrowers in Kamar-Taj for the time being.

The wizards of Kamar-Taj all believed in the Vishanti. They were the Vishanti's leeks, and Harry wouldn't dare to compete with a powerful dimensional demon for leeks.

S.H.I.E.L.D., which also had the responsibility of protecting the Earth and maintaining order, became Harry's number one backup choice.

Of course, he wouldn't do a losing business, at least not a too-lossy one.

Borrowers should at least have some magical talent to maintain a balance of income and expenditure.

It would be even better if there was a certain profit.

Coulson was such a potential borrower. When he shook hands with him, Harry discovered that he had some magical talent.

He didn't have much magical talent, but it was enough.

Coulson was very perceptive. He caught the key word: "Lend? Why use 'lend' to describe learning magic?"

Harry briefly introduced the magic of Kamar-Taj and then began promoting his lending project:

"Unlike those stingy dimensional demon gods, my lending terms are very lenient. I don't require your souls or lives."

"Then what is the price of borrowing from you?"

"Maintaining world peace!" Harry declared righteously.

Coulson: "???"

Coulson suspected he had misheard: "What, maintaining world peace?"

Harry finally revealed his true purpose:

"Of course, maintaining world peace is the most important price. Borrowers need to go to various parts of the world regularly to complete my tasks.

Specifically, once a month, it may be to eliminate demons, resist extradimensional invasions, eliminate evil organizations, and so on.

Of course, all within your capabilities. Even if you can't cope, I will lend you more power for free in a short time.

In addition to this condition, you also need to share magical experiences and ideas with me, and pay a certain amount of US dollars for each spell."

Coulson was silent. This was completely different from the magical world he had imagined.

Compared to mysterious magic, Harry was more like a capitalist.

"What is your purpose?" Coulson asked.

"Like you, protecting the Earth. In the future, I will definitely inherit the responsibility of the Sorcerer Supreme. Letting borrowers maintain the Earth's order will make things much easier for me.

Of course, lending to talented people allows me to gain their magical knowledge, which is also one of the benefits, not to mention making money."

"Sorry, Mr. Potter, I can't give you an answer for the time being. Let me think about it and give you a reply after a while," Coulson said cautiously.

"Of course, you can."

Coulson was slightly silent, feeling that the time was right to complete the task Director Fury had given him.

The smile on his face became even more intense, like a door-to-door salesman: "Mr. Potter, your attainments in the field of magic are something we admire. We at S.H.I.E.L.D. want to develop in the mysterious field. Can we invite you to become a special consultant for S.H.I.E.L.D.?"

"What are the obligations of a consultant? And how much is the salary?"

Seeing hope, Coulson quickly replied: "The consultant has no specific obligations, just hoping that you can answer some mysterious knowledge. As for the salary, it is one hundred thousand US dollars a month."

Harry, of course, agreed to the free money. Moreover, cooperating with S.H.I.E.L.D. also had some benefits for him: "Of course, I can."

Leaving Coulson with a lending list, Harry said goodbye to Tony and opened a portal to return to his room.

Because the contract he gave Coulson and the others had a mandatory task of once a month, the amount of money required to cast spells without constructing a magic circle was much lower, one-tenth of Tony's.

Even so, using the magic of a low-level spell to permanently generate a certain amount of gold, selling the gold would earn more US dollars than the borrowers needed to pay.

Harry still made a lot of money!

… … … … … …

Coulson finished his mission report, reporting the previous conversation with Harry to his superior in detail.

His superior was a middle-aged black man with a bald head, black skin, scars on his left face, and an eye patch over his left eye.

His facial lines were tough, his eyes were sharp, revealing a calm, dignified, and weathered temperament.

He was the current director of S.H.I.E.L.D., Nick Fury, an agent head hidden in the shadows.

Nick Fury rested his chin on his hands, staring at Coulson: "Do you think he's trustworthy? This so-called lending?"

As a veteran of S.H.I.E.L.D., Coulson would not easily draw conclusions: "Mr. Potter seems to be a good person, but we can't be sure of his true purpose. After all, appearances can be deceiving."

Nick Fury nodded. Although Coulson did not explicitly express anything, his biased attitude had already said everything.

To be honest, Nick Fury was now very hesitant. If he agreed to Harry Potter's lending terms, S.H.I.E.L.D. would instantly have at least several more superhumans.

More importantly, the cost was almost nothing, only a small amount of money and the agents' monthly task.

For well-trained agents, a task only once a month was as easy as pie.

Look at Coulson, he hadn't had a vacation for several months, but he still had to work.

But the disadvantages were also obvious. The agents' power came from Harry Potter. He could give magic, and he could definitely take it back!

True capitalist Nick Fury pondered for a moment and said in a deep voice: "Perhaps we can experiment. Let Natasha try it."