Marvel Little Genius Novels & Stories

She nodded, and turned on her heels. "Who do you think is the genius?" Scott asked, and turn to him. They both stare at each other, thinking of it could be, until Alex responded. "The girls." He responded, and Scott eyes widened.

Marisol wondered if geniuses were all born into noble families. The Muller brothers could be an example. Lucian wasn't only outstanding in business and technology, but he was also a well-rounded genius. His younger brother, Julius, was also extremely gifted in mathematics. He was already a top student in the mathematics department at a young age, and he had a bright future ahead of him. Marisol wondered if her own son was the same. At the thought of her son, Marisol felt a pang in her heart. She decided not to think about it anymore.

The hacker who attacked Infiniverse Group was a four-year-old child! "Could it be Zion? No! No, he won't!" Nathaniel carefully looked at the shock in Mango's eyes. It seemed that this woman really didn't know that her son was a genius. The feeling of knowing that Zion was a genius ahead of her made him feel good. Nathaniel slightly raised the corner of his mouth. "What's wrong? Are you surprised? You've raised this brat for four years. Don't you know that he has great achievements in this field?"

He was focused on the building blocks he was playing with. The butler wiped off the sweat on his forehead. The doctor had diagnosed Little Young Master with autism. Most of the time, he spent his time playing on his own. It was hard for anyone else to say anything to him. Even Young Master Night, his father, had a hard time communicating with him. However, he was born smart. Previously, some hackers launched an attack on Night Corporation’s database but he managed to resolve it in just three minutes. Perhaps geniuses were all laced with the genes of lunatics.

Everyone’s gaze was fixed at him as he started talking, “Good morning everyone, my name is Gylen Harrison, the first-year student representative. Today, as we start our new journey we might be full of curiosity, nervousness even scared but…” Quinlynn saw the student representative speaking with confidence. She knows this guy more specifically she knows his name. “Thank you everyone for your attention. I hope we all can have a fulfilling year studying in this school.” He elegantly bowed towards us as he walked away. All the students then began to whisper. “I heard he is that guy.” “Who?” “What you don’t know him? He is Gylen, that commoner genius with 208 IQ.” “I heard he created this awesome

Genad’s eyes flashed, just what was his little elf thinking? During their training, Genad had found something quite interesting. Not only was his little elf a fast learner but also an intelligent strategist. His ideas weren’t all that genius or mind-blowing but they were quirky and maybe due to this they were nearly impossible to predict. It made him a bit excited, just what next would he surprise him with?

It’s quite fascinating to think about. “Marvel? Well, the boy is smarter than any other kid his age. He’s smarter than many adults. He has his magic too. Xiomara said he was going to be a force to be reckoned with by his magic alone. Add to that, he is a dominant little alpha pup.”

“Both of his parents have high IQs. It's not surprising that Cayden is also a genius. At such a young age, he can even recognize all the letters and count to ten.” "Twelve!" the Little Prince exclaimed, correcting his uncle. “Ah, yes, twelve. Isn't that amazing?" Julian said, not wanting to start an argument with his nephew. Nodding, Mr. Hunt turned his gaze to Grace who was so calmly devouring the meal from her mother. "Then what about that baby girl? Is she a genius too?” While painting a smile, Mia replied, "It's still too early to judge it, Grandpa." "That's right," Greta continued while waving her palm. "She's only 10 months old, Dad. Your question can't be answered right now."

He smiled at Victor. “So, buddy, do you like to play balls?” Victor passed the ball to Adam. Adam had stopped it with one foot. “Well, yeah… Online.” Adam answered honestly. “Hah! Seriously? Online?” Victor could not believe what he was hearing. “You are abnormal, kid!” He commented like a close buddy. “Mister… No, I am not. I’m a member of a genius club.” Adam claimed proudly. He couldn’t accept being called an abnormal child.

These kids were getting harder and harder to fool. Barely five years old and already full of schemes. How was she supposed to handle them in a few years? She worried about their future education. What kind of five-year-old was already learning programming? And none of it was rote memorization—they had terrifying intuition for math and science. Even Moa, who looked soft and adorable, was sharp as a tack—quick to grasp patterns and think ahead. Having genius kids was a burden, too. She smiled bitterly and headed to her study. Pulling out the photo again, she sat in thought for a moment, then took out pen and paper.