Harry Potter: Dimensional Wizard

Edward calmly looked at the departing Loki, deep in thought. From what he knows, after Loki Season 2, Loki transitioned from the God of Mischief to the God of Stories, gaining the power to twist the infinite Multiverse into a tree similar to Yggdrasil. Such a feat or power is a minimum perfect Tier 11 and maybe even Tier 12.

The Loki variants are still independent, meaning Loki skipped Tier 11,’ Edward thought. ‘For now, his strength is not important. I’m more concerned about his plan and objective.’ If things proceeded smoothly, Loki would have freed the multiverse while the TVA dealt with Kang’s variants to prevent another Multiversal War.

But now, things have become even more complicated. All timelines were fusing, meaning Loki’s Yggdrasil Tree will revert to a state of a single [Sacred Timeline], which would then compete with the [Sacred Timeline] of Marvel Comics, leaving one timeline that has experienced a brutal eliminating process.

‘It seems this is how Marvel and DC Universes have chosen to prepare for the upcoming war,’ Edward thought. ‘GoS (God of Stories) Loki should know this, so what is his plan? I don’t believe for a moment he did not notice my existence, but he did nothing.’

There are many possible answers to this question. GoS Loki might not care since his strength guarantees he will survive the [Convergence].

‘Many signs show that his new position is a prison as he cannot leave the core of Yggdrasil or intervene much in other timelines. Maybe this Convergence is a way for him to escape,’ Edward analyzed.

‘No, things will never be this simple. GoS Loki went from a small fry of less than Tier 5 to Tier 12 in one event. Such power cannot be granted without a price and is not something he should have been able to achieve on his own. The Universe Will likely grant him this position to ensure the Multiverse proceeds smoothly.

‘Then, the Convergence happened, complicating the entire situation.’

Edward grunted as he was mildly annoyed for many reasons. He knew many people were more powerful than him in this universe, but knowing one was so close and powerful and might be secretly watching him — it was not a good feeling. It did not help that a being like GoS Loki could not be observed through the time stone, time magic, or divination.

‘Forget it since I can do nothing except prepare for the worst-case scenario.’ He opened a portal outside of Wakanda and waited. He did not wait long as a delegate soon appeared outside to greet him.

“We’ve been waiting for your arrival,” King T’Chaka said.

“By your words, I’m guessing it is good news?”

“Yes, we have agreed to exchange vibranium for your photonic crystals. This is the agreed-upon contract.”

Doral Milaj handed Edward a contract, and he read it instantly. There was nothing wrong with the contract, and it was not even magical. The only negative aspect was that vibranium was valued at at least 20% higher than what he expected it to be worth. Of course, he hasn’t studied vibranium, so his estimate might be off. Regardless, Edward did not care about the price as his main target was to make allies, so he was willing to make a small loss in their first exchange.

“I see nothing wrong,” he said before signing it. Then, a box full of photonic crystals appeared before him. The Wakandans brought the vibranium, and both left. Although this was their first exchange, it was relatively peaceful, with the hope of further cooperation.

Edward headed to his tower to start his research. He did not immediately analyze the vibranium but entered a special room and activated all the enchantments. The time and soul stones floated at the center and after a few seconds of the time the stone utilized its power, dozens of soul stones appeared in the room, releasing an intense amount of energy.

“Its main traits like energy absorption, nearly indestructible, and vibration manipulations are nothing special, but its greatest asset is its versatility.”

A screen appeared before Edward with all the data she had calculated with such a brief scan. ‘So much?’ he thought.

“Its greatest asset is versatility and adaptation,” Morgana explained. “According to my calculation and simulations, vibranium will positively increase the properties of all ores and alloys once fused with it, including both magical and nonmagical materials. Moreover, this is true for 97% of all recorded materials of the Empire.”

“Really?”

“Yes, and guess this, it’s an even better material for the floating cities than magicium.”

“You’re serious?” Edward created magicium especially to navigate the Void Energy in the Void.

“Magicium can only resist the corroding of void energy, and with the Void Shield, we still have to use a lot of money to repair the floating city after every voyage. But if we add vibranium, magicium will gain the ability to adapt to void energy until it becomes resistant.”

“That is good news,” Edward nodded.

“There are more. Many projects deemed impossible due to material engineering can be completed with the addition of vibranium, including the creation of Ea.”

Edward smiled as this was more good news.

“Can we artificially synthesize it?”

“We have the technology,” Morgana said with a frown.

“But?”

“It’s a very complex metal, so the yield will not meet our needs.” She can foresee how much this metal will be a fundamental part of the Empire’s development.

“So, we need more mines?” Edward muttered. “There should be a few places in the universe where it’s naturally occurring. Send golems to mind them; if it’s not enough, send them to plunder the multiverse.”

“I already scanned the following 50 galaxies and found a few places with large and small reserves,” Morgana showed him a map as she ordered the golems to their destination. “However, I recommend we be careful with large-scale interference of the multiverse in this place.”

“You have a point,” Edward nodded. “ Now, let’s focus on more pressing issues.”