As for dealing with the Abomination before it mutates, this is also difficult. He vaguely remembers that the Abomination was originally an excellent soldier in the military.
Later, he was transferred by General Ross to arrest Dr. Banner. At first, he was as confident as a flower. After being taught a lesson by Hulk, he finally felt that humans have their limits.
So he gritted his teeth and said, Ross, I will not be a human anymore!
Then the Abomination was born.
Finding such a soldier in the vast sea of people, Finny felt that it would be better to think about being a man.
In short, Finny had actually given up on killing the birth of the Abomination in advance, because it was much more difficult to implement than Obadiah, so it was better to think of a way to deal with it directly.
As we all know, most people have the same points. The green fat man and the Abomination who have more physical resistance points should obviously have low magic resistance. A slap to knock out their souls will definitely calm them down a lot.
But the key problem is that he doesn't know this trick. The spells about spirits are very profound. He can't even leave his own soul, let alone hit others.
Finny sighed melancholy at the textbook in front of him. It would be great if he could max out his talent like Doctor Strange.
Although he tried his best to modify his talent through the "Golden Great Derivation" every day, it was a pity that the effect was minimal. Perhaps he didn't have a specific idea of what a good talent was in his mind.
After a dull day of school life, Finny came to Kamar-Taj in the evening to participate in the morning training.
However, not long after he arrived, Mordo found him.
"That 'Silver Knight' is you!"
Although Tony dominated the headlines in the news, he and Obadiah also participated in it. Although he did not participate in the battle at the beginning, he was there after all and was photographed by reporters. In the end, he showed off his teleportation skills, which amazed the world.
Because his identity was not exposed like Tony's, and the style of his armor was similar to that of a medieval knight, the media gave him the nickname "Silver Knight".
"Ahem!"
Hearing this nickname, Finny was immediately uncomfortable. What a rubbish title. If he had to give someone a nickname, he should have called him 'Silver Mage'. He is a mystic mage, okay?
Although I wear armor, attack in close combat, and don't even know how to cast spells, I am still a good mage!
"What's wrong?"
Finny couldn't deny it. The whole of Kamar-Taj knew what his 'haunted' looked like, and with that portal, only he and the Ancient One could walk around with the ring every day.
"How did you get involved with them?"
Mordo frowned and asked, with a hint of concern in his eyes. Kamar-Taj is not isolated from the world, and there is also the Internet. Many mages also go online to read the news when they are free.
"It was just a little accident."
Finny replied embarrassedly, embarrassed to explain that he had used the portal to sneak into someone's house and was discovered.
"You're not injured, are you?"
Mordo glanced at Finney's body. He didn't look like he was injured anywhere, so he continued to ask, "Is that Tony Stark's iron armor based on your armor?"
"That's not the case."
Finney shook his head. Although the 'Haunted' did appear earlier than Mark I, there was no connection between the two, and Tony didn't even know the existence of the 'Haunted'.
"He researched it himself."
Finney explained, then looked at Mordo and said, "I didn't expect you to keep up with current affairs."
"I'm not a primitive man!"
Mordo glared at him unhappily, then said, "Now the whole of Kamar-Taj knows your name, the mysterious Silver Knight!"
Upon hearing this, Finney had a headache again. After pulling the corner of his mouth, he hesitated and said, "Do you think I should also hold a press conference and ask them to change the title. How about the Silver Mage?"
"Are you crazy!?"
Mordo was startled and looked at Finny fiercely and said, "Do you want Kamar-Taj to be exposed?"
"Uh, just a joke."
Seeing Mordo's angry look, Finny stopped teasing him and comforted him, "Don't worry, I won't tell anyone about the location of Kamar-Taj. Tony doesn't know either."
"That's better."
Mordo glared at him again with a warning look, and then his expression was conflicted before he asked, "I saw in the video that you seem to be able to fly?"
"Hehe!"
Finny smiled triumphantly and directly used the Air Dance Technique, floating in the air, looking down at Mordo and said, "From now on, you can only look up to me."
"When did you learn to fly?"
Mordo was shocked and extremely strange at the same time. He was very clear about Finny's talent. He was surprised that he could learn the portal in such a short time. It hasn't been long since then, and he has learned to fly, and in a way that he can't understand.
"Do you think I'm just an ordinary person?"
After landing on the ground, Finny rolled his eyes at Mordo and explained vaguely, "I have some other talents, otherwise the teacher wouldn't have accepted me as a disciple."
Mordo actually learned about Finny's origins secretly. He knew that Finny had come to the New York Temple as an "outside disciple of the Ancient One", which meant that Finny didn't meet the Ancient One in Kamar-Taj.
"What's so great? After so long, you have only learned a few spells of Kamar-Taj!"
Mordo was eating lemons like crazy, and his heart was sour. Although he also had a pair of Walter's Speeding Boots that could accelerate walking in the air, it was not as refreshing as flying freely.
Hearing Mordo's words, Finny was indeed a little annoyed. In fact, after counting, it seemed that he could only successfully cast two spells in a year.
One was the basic skill of Gegador Ring, which almost every mage must have, and the other was the portal that could only be opened with the help of the "Golden Great Evolution" and the hanging ring.
"By the way, do you know about spirit-related spells?"
Finney looked at Mordo and asked.
Ancient One's status was too high, and the title of Supreme Sorcerer was too majestic, so he rarely taught in person during daily practice. He only occasionally supervised and pointed out some mistakes.
Mordo was the one who taught on behalf of others, so Mordo knew a lot of spells.
"You want to learn spirit-related spells!?" Mordo frowned slightly, as if he felt that things were not that simple, and warned: "The soul leaving the body is a very dangerous thing. Some very small stimulation may cause great harm to the spirit."
"Why do you learn this kind of spell?"
Finney didn't know how to answer. Should he say that he used it to deal with the two big guys and felt that his physical resistance was too high, so he wanted to try the magic effect.
"Look at what you said, can't I learn more spells? Didn't you just complain that I learned too few spells!?"
Finney replied with a pout.
"That also needs to be gradual. There are still many basic spells!"
Mordo took out the training instructor's frame and criticized Finny: "Don't be too ambitious. You should practice more basic spells now. I will help you choose some books later. You can read more."
Finny could feel Mordo's sincerity towards him, and he felt a little embarrassed. In fact, he didn't want to learn too many spells in his heart.
When he came to Kamar-Taj, his initial goals were originally two, a portal and a mirror space. Now he wants to learn spirit spells just to deal with abominations.