Summoning The Wrong Merlin In Harry Potter

The Buu Saga had just ended, and Vegeta was pushing his limits in the gravity chamber, determined to surpass Kakarot once and for all. But when a freak dimensional anomaly tears through reality, the Prince of all Saiyans finds himself dropped into a world of weak mortals, hidden monsters, and arrogant deities. He doesn't have a demigod parent. He doesn't wield Celestial Bronze. And he certainly doesn't care about a stolen lightning bolt. When the Greek gods demand his worship, they receive a cold smirk instead. To a warrior who has faced world-killers and Gods of Destruction, Olympus isn't a pantheon of divine rulers—it's just a playground of dysfunctional amateurs. Camp Half-Blood isn't ready. The Titans aren't ready. And Zeus is about to find out exactly what happens when you threaten Saiyan Pride. "You call yourselves gods? Don't make me laugh."

Inosuke Hashibira had a simple plan: slice the demon, win the fight, and prove he was the absolute King of the Mountain. He did not plan on falling through a bizarre purple tear in space-time and crashing headfirst into a creepy, fog-filled forest in Scotland. Now, dropped into a world of polite British boarding school rules, intricate wand-waving, and people who fight with "magical sticks," Inosuke is completely out of his depth—not that he’d ever admit it. When Albus Dumbledore offers him unlimited food and a chance to challenge the strongest warriors at Hogwarts, Inosuke signs up immediately. He doesn't care about "Wingardium Leviosa," his custom-made wand refuses to cast normal spells, and he keeps calling the Dark Lord "Moldy-Bort." But with his untamed Beast Breathing forms supercharging into chaotic, instinct-based magic, the Wizarding World isn't ready for the sheer, unadulterated aggression of the Boar Headed Sorcerer. Hogwarts thinks they can tame him. Inosuke thinks he’s going to conquer the mountain. "PIG ASSAULT MEETS WANDLESS MAGIC!"

For three thousand years, Leo survived a brutal, unforgiving cultivation world. He wasn't special—he was just Test Player Number 99,755. The 99,754 candidates before him all failed and died. But Leo did the impossible: he reached the absolute apex of power. Along the way, he adopted a daughter, Mia, and raised her on a casual diet of Mythic Elixirs and Immortal Sword Manuals. When the System finally grants his wish to return to Earth, it deletes itself with a simple message: [Mission Accomplished. Goodbye.] Leo expects a peaceful retirement. Instead, he steps into an Earth where ten years have passed, monster-spawning Gates have opened, and humanity is panicking over basic dungeon raids. Even worse? After 3,000 years, Leo has forgotten almost everything about modern civilization. He doesn't know how to use a smartphone, he doesn't have a hunter rank, and he has no idea how money works. All he knows is that if anyone threatens his quiet life with his four-year-old daughter, they will face the wrath of the Apex. ...Now if only he could figure out how to pay for her ice cream without offering a soul-shattering divine jade.