"Talking"
'Thinking'
[System Talk]
{Author speaking}
Somewhere In India,
Third person POV
Niraj Kumar was raised in a typical middle-class family in India from an early age, Niraj was captivated by the world of animation movies. His parents saved up to buy him his first computer. While other kids played games for fun, Niraj dreamed of creating his own animated movies. He started learning animation on Youtube but it wasn't that easy but he strived hard worked first with 2D and then 3D animation all this when he less than 12 years old.
Niraj knew that to achieve his dream, he needed a solid foundation, so he pursued a degree in B.Sc and M.Sc in animation. Throughout college, he was the quiet genius, always working on a new animation project.
He was also a die-hard Marvel fan, often daydreaming about creating an animation based series that could explore the Marvel universe.
After graduating, Niraj landed a job at a big animation company. It was the perfect opportunity to gain experience, but his heart was set on one goal: to create his Marvel based animation work . He worked tirelessly, soaking up every bit of knowledge, and refining his skills.
As Niraj grew older, the fire that once fueled his passion for creating animation began to fade. He no longer spent hours developing animation; instead, he found solace in simply watching Marvel and DC movies. His ambition quietly withered, leaving behind the dream that once burned so brightly.
Today, Niraj stood in line at the theater, eagerly purchasing a ticket for the highly anticipated "Deadpool and Wolverine" movie. It was a Sunday, and Niraj had planned his entire day around this 9:00 pm show. As he clutched his ticket, his excitement was palpable—this was the movie he had been waiting for, a crossover between two of his favorite Marvel characters.
The theater was buzzing with energy, and Niraj couldn't help but smile as he found his seat, surrounded by fellow fans. As the lights dimmed and the opening credits rolled, Niraj was completely absorbed in the film, laughing at Deadpool's irreverent humor and thrilled by Wolverine's fierce action scenes.
When the movie ended, Niraj exited the theater and the cool night air hit his face.
Niraj point of view
"Man, I loved the movie! Compared to the other new releases, this one truly stood out. After Endgame, I have to say, the Marvel movies that followed have been a bit lackluster, to put it politely. Many fans have voiced their frustrations, even calling it the 'M-she-U' because of the shift in focus, I can't completely disagree.
However, there have been a few exceptions that really kept my love for Marvel alive. I thoroughly enjoyed Loki seasons 1 and 2 Tom Hiddleston (God of multiverse) brought so much depth to the character, and the storytelling was fantastic. Deadpool and Wolverine was another hit for me, blending humor and action perfectly, and Black Panther 2 was a fitting tribute that honored Chadwick Boseman while expanding the Wakanda trilogy.
Still, I can't help but wish for a complete universe where all the comics storylines, characters, and worlds are brought together on the big screen. That would be a dream come true, but I guess it's just wishful thinking. The magic of those early Marvel days feels hard to recapture, but I'll keep hoping for it."
After watching the movie I thought of being in the marvel world, but that is just some non senses thinking. There was one Hotel for dinner near me within walking distance. I let my bike in the parking lot and started walking. While I was walking at the footpath a Porsche car suddenly at a high speed hit me, and then my vision began to blur while I saw 16 year old drunk kid. Who the hell allowed to drive the car to him, am I going to die like this. Life started flashing before my eyes and later everything goes black.
Marvel Universe
Year 1980, 19th January,
In Wool's Orphanage in Queens,
Third Person View
In the early hours of a misty morning in Queens, the quiet streets were undisturbed except for the soft cries of a baby, wrapped in a worn blanket and placed gently at the doorstep of Wool's Orphanage. The old building, with its faded brick walls and creaking steps, had seen many children come and go, but this arrival was different unnoticed by anyone, save for the night breeze that carried the baby's cries to the ears of a women inside.
Mrs. Sophia Allen, a voluntary worker was soon alerted by the commotion. She took the baby from Sarah, examining him closely. "Where did you come from, little one?" she murmured softly, knowing full well that the answer would never come.
Niraj's POV:
Alright, so here's the thing I died. Yup, one moment I'm crossing the street like any other day, and the next, bam! Game over. You'd think that would be the end, right? Nice, peaceful blackness or maybe a second chance in some magical world like in those stories I used to read. Well, I got the "second chance" part right. I was
I woke up in an orphanage. But not just any orphanage nope, this was Wool's Orphanage. As a Harry Potter fan, my first thought? "This is it, I've reincarnated into the Harry Potter universe!" I mean, what were the odds? An orphanage called Wool's? But as time passed, my excitement began to fade. No signs of magic. Nope.
Instead, I got something even crazier: I eventually figured out I was in the Marvel Universe. Yeah, turns out the whole time I'd been waiting for magic wands, Tony Stark had been throwing a big 10-year birthday bash, celebrated worldwide for being a boy-genius.
The first four years were rough. Being a baby again? Super embarrassing. Have you ever tried being helpless after an entire life of independence? It's torture, I swear. During this time I was given the oh-so-generic name of Marcus Smith. (Fun fact: Every kid in the orphanage had "Smith" as their last name, because apparently creativity wasn't their strong suit.). I also tried to recall my memories from previous life although I could remember basic details but everything else was foggy. Until that day which started out like any other and then it didn't.
[System Activated.]
[Host successfully reincarnated in the Marvel universe.]
[Host's memories of the previous life have been restored and are now integrating with the current life.]
[Programmed explanation initiated.]
I froze. Wait, what?!
[System has three primary functions.]
[1. Multiverse Travel – Allows the host to travel to other worlds. Note: Requires 1,000,000 EP (Energy Points) to unlock.]
[2. Data Bank – Allows the host to buy data from their universe. Cost varies and uses Energy Points.]
[3. Energy Core – Allows Creation of an energy core from available sources, allowing storage and growth of energy over time.]
[Note: To use system functions, the host requires EP, which can be gathered from spiritual, aura, and psychic energy sources.]
As if that wasn't enough to blow my mind, it kept going.
[Beginners Pack activated: Contents include…]
[1. Mind Protection and False Memory Shield – Prevents anyone from reading your memories and allows the creation of false memories for mind-readers.]
[2. Psychic Powers – Granted without negative effects.]
[3. Magical Powers from the Marvel Universe – Now available to the host.]
I was stunned. Wait, hold on… what's happening?
I stared into the air, half-expecting someone or something to respond.
[System online.]
I tried to gather my thoughts. "Do you know who created you?" I asked.
[System does not possess that information.]
Of course, it didn't. I had a hundred other questions, but nothing came back except bland system messages. I quickly realized this wasn't like those novels where the system talks to the host like a chatty AI. Nope, this thing was more of a use it or lose it deal, and honestly, that suited me just fine. I didn't need some annoying voice in my head messing with me all day.
{Professor X be like}
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