A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 134 The Darkened Doctor Strange, Single-handedly Destroying the Entire Universe

But upon closer examination of the name "Time Mutation Administration Bureau," and considering the spoilers just revealed in the diary, it becomes clear that...

Tony Stark gained a more concrete and further understanding of the style of this awesome organization.

Clearly, although the criteria for determining the "Sacred Timeline" are unknown, this TVA treats anything that doesn't conform to the Sacred Timeline as a "time mutation event."

Their "Time Mutation" Management Bureau manages these kinds of time mutation events.

Just like Loki's escape!

As for the Avengers who also disrupted the timeline, their actions, which were deemed to conform to the sacred timeline, went unpunished!

So now Playboy understands that whether or not time mutates has nothing to do with whether or not time itself mutates.

TVA has all the final say.

TVA thinks you're fine. Even if you really disrupted time and caused a time-altering event in the conventional sense, it's okay.

TVA thinks you have a problem. Even if you don't disrupt the schedule, so what?

I'll do it to you anyway!

In an instant, Tony Stark felt an overwhelming loathing for this so-called TVA.

Despite the future spoilers in the diary, and the TVA seemingly being friendly to the Avengers, Tony Stark still loathes them.

Why does TVA need to confirm what the Avengers are doing?

Do we even need TVA's permission?

What's TVA anyway?

If this sacred timeline really exists, wouldn't that mean that the lives of all the Avengers have already been scripted by TVA in advance?

Everyone, including Tony, has to live according to that pre-written script?

Otherwise, it will be considered a time-altering event, and you will be arrested by TVA!

Just like Loki.

Given his playboy nature, the mere thought of such things made him feel extremely uncomfortable.

If he could, he really wanted to put on his Iron Man armor and blast that so-called Time Mutation Administration to smithereens.

Of course, this was just the playboy's internal monologue.

Although the diary did not specifically mention the power configuration of the Time Mutation Bureau, they actually captured Loki, manipulated him at will, and even forced him to work for them.

This shows the general situation.

In any case, Loki is a god.

He was not just any god, but Odin's adopted son, the prince of Jotunheim, and the infamous god of mischief.

If even a god like this is so helpless in front of TVA, then Tony Stark, even if he had to think hard, could easily imagine what level this organization is at.

As for female Loki?

It was also the first thing that caught the attention of the Playboy.

Since she has attracted the attention of an organization of TVA's caliber, there is no doubt that this female Loki must be an incredibly powerful figure.

Although Tony Stark wasn't entirely sure what the relationship was between this female Loki and Loki, the playboy felt it was more than just a coincidence of names.

There is likely a deeper connection between this Loki and the female Loki.

However, what kind of connection it is is something Tony Stark could not possibly imagine by sitting there and daydreaming.

The Avengers were actually quite alright; although they traveled through time, they all conscientiously abided by the "rules of time travel."

[Since there was no deliberate attempt to alter history or any mischief within the past timeline, it's understandable that TVA allowed it.]

But the universe of the corrupted Doctor Strange just doesn't make sense, does it?

[To save his beloved, he traveled through time countless times, attempting to change history time and time again.]

[They even went so far as to frantically absorb energy from the dark dimension in the past, becoming completely corrupted!]

[But from beginning to end, TVA never even showed their faces, and they were nowhere to be seen until the entire universe was destroyed by the corrupted Doctor Strange.]

[They ignore even this kind of thing, but they've set their sights on Loki?]

[This is really laughable.]

???

A few question marks crept onto Tony Stark's forehead.

The Avengers traveled to the past not to change history, but to do so?

Okay, now that he knows TVA exists and that the Sacred Timeline exists, Playboy knows that arbitrarily altering history is not allowed.

There is a high chance that he will be arrested by TVA.

However, it was precisely because of this that Tony Stark felt somewhat confused.

If history cannot be changed, then what is the point of traveling to the past?

Just like in countless movies, isn't the purpose of traveling through time to change the past and make up for regrets?

Isn't it all about changing those bad things?

If it's not for these reasons, then why go back to the past?

It can't be just a visit, can it?

After going back, I didn't do anything, just wandered around for a while, and then came back?

So what exactly is the point of all this trouble?

It's worth mentioning that Playboy hasn't yet delved into the grand theme of time travel.

Therefore, my understanding of Marvel's time rules is not that thorough.

So I still don't understand that changing the past can't change the future.

At this point in time, Tony Stark's understanding of time travel is still stuck in a fixed mindset.

This naturally leads to such questions.

The result was predictable: without sufficient supporting clues, the Avengers' purpose in time travel was beyond the Playboy's ability to analyze.

Tony Stark didn't dwell on it too much and began to focus his attention on the corrupted Doctor Strange.

His brows furrowed slightly involuntarily.

Another superhero turned to the dark side!

Wasn't it enough that there was already a Scarlet Witch? Now there's Doctor Strange?

Moreover, one is a witch and the other is proficient in magic, so they are most likely magicians, and their styles are also highly similar.

If Scarlet Witch can fight her way through the multiverse after turning evil, what about Doctor Strange?

Good guy!

Tony Stark almost cried out "Good man!" very quickly.

The corrupted Scarlet Witch is indeed formidable, but the corrupted Doctor Strange is no less so!

This guy didn't manage to traverse the multiverse, but he managed to destroy an entire universe!

What's being destroyed here isn't just a planet, it's an entire universe!

The vast universe is infinite, and even with the Playboy's extensive knowledge, he could not give a precise definition.

The current scientific consensus is that the distance is 465 billion light-years, but this figure is not based on observation, but rather on estimation.

Strictly speaking, it's best to just look at it.

So how big is the real universe?

Tony Stark couldn't give a more definitive answer either.

If Playboy had to give an answer, he could only offer one word: endless.

Endless time and space!

That's damn good.

How is it possible to destroy even the infinite universe?

Just thinking about it sends chills down my spine!

Is this really a power that humans can possess?

It could be said that the impact of Doctor Strange's destruction of the universe on Tony Stark was far greater than that of the Purple Potato wiping out half of all life in the universe.

The two are not even in the same league.

"Doctor Strange!"

Lu Dan, standing in front of another diary, became unusually serious.

Judging from the tone of the diary, it should be something that happened in another parallel universe, rather than in universe 199999.

The crucial problem is that Nick Fury has no way of being certain that his universe is indeed the 199999 universe!

Considering the extremely high similarity between various parallel universes, how could Nick Fury possibly ignore such a thing?

If that corrupted Doctor Strange is really from my own universe, then that's really messed up!

We must find Doctor Strange as soon as possible!

Nick Fury made this decision in his heart.

Of course, the same applies to Doctor Strange's lover; she must be given high priority.

After all, the diary clearly states that Doctor Strange turned evil in order to save his lover!

In other words, something happened to his lover!

Therefore, S.H.I.E.L.D. must do everything possible to prevent such a thing from happening.

This enormous hidden danger must be nipped in the bud!

There's really nothing to say about this.

However, to be fair, for Loki, being captured by the TVA might actually be a good thing, right?

At least, it avoided the tragic ending of being strangled to death by the purple sweet potato spirit, right?

Looking at it this way, it's not just Thor; Loki's fate is also quite tragic. They're truly two unfortunate brothers.

Regardless of whether TVA intervened, Loki's ending was ultimately not good.

This is true not only within a single universe, but throughout the entire multiverse.

[You should know that a huge number of Lokis are imprisoned inside TVA, who knows how many!]

Ah this!

Tony Stark was at a loss for words.

The diary is right; it seems that Loki is indeed quite tragic.

Being captured by TVA and forced to work for them is, needless to say, an extremely humiliating experience for a high-ranking god.

Compared to this humiliating experience, Loki's other ending was being strangled to death by the purple sweet potato demon!

So here's a very clear timeline: if Loki hadn't been captured by TVA, he would have ultimately died at the hands of the purple potato!

Is this why TVA considers this timeline to be a sacred timeline?

Was this something that was supposed to happen?

So, does TVA think Lok should have died in the first place?

Why should I?!

Even though Tony Stark already knew that Loki was the instigator of the Battle of New York and didn't have a good impression of Loki, he couldn't help but speak up for Loki at this moment.

What a joke! Why should Loki die?

What right does TVA have to make such a decision?

If they can decide Loki's life or death like this, doesn't that mean they can decide the life or death of anyone else?

Including his big Tony!

How absurd!

However, Loki was tricked into invading New York by the purple sweet potato spirit, so strictly speaking, the two were accomplices.

In the end, Loki actually died at the hands of the purple sweet potato spirit?

Still, use strangulation!

This method is not only extremely insulting, but it also clearly highlights the immense power of the Purple Sweet Potato Spirit.

The fact that the Purple Potato Demon could strangle Loki to death means that the Purple Potato Demon's strength far surpasses Loki's.

No wonder he is the cosmic overlord who stands at the top of the entire interstellar space!

"Multiverse?"

When the playboy's gaze fell upon this word, he began to gasp in astonishment.

Therefore, this TVA is not only an organization that rules over time, but also an organization that transcends the multiverse!

This is just too incredible!

Gudong!

Even someone as skilled as Tony Stark couldn't help but swallow hard.

On the very first day he received the diary, Playboy learned of the existence of the multiverse.

However, after such a long time, he still couldn't imagine that there was an organization that could rise above the multiverse!

This is far more revolutionary than anything like observing the multiverse or assigning numbers to it.

So, who is behind TVA?

What kind of genius could create an organization like TVA?

Are they the five great creator gods like Eternity?

It's really hard to imagine!

However, there was one thing that suddenly dawned on Tony Stark.

The female Loki mentioned in the diary is probably from another universe, right?

Previously, because his mindset hadn't been opened up, the playboy subconsciously thought that all of this was happening in the same universe, but now he suddenly understood.

In those countless multiverses, "a large group" of Lokis were captured by TVA, which made Tony Stark sigh out loud.

awful!

As the diary says, it was absolutely awful!

Poor Loki, what did he do to deserve this?

[Among that large group of Loki, only the Loki from this universe—no, I mean the Loki from only 199999 universes—and the female Loki truly pulled off a stunning comeback.]

The two of them worked together perfectly, piercing the mask of the Time Guardian and revealing the true Time Guardian.

[They even broke free from the control of the Time Mutation Management Bureau!]

Regardless, this can be considered a remarkable feat.

But the rest of the Loki were tragically locked up in that incredibly dangerous place.

Time Guardian?

Tony Stark's gaze sharpened, and he couldn't help but let out a cold snort.

What a boastful tone!

Does time need to be protected?

This grand-sounding "Guardian of Time" is actually protecting a sacred timeline, isn't it?

Or to put it more bluntly, what about those things on the sacred timeline?

After all, based on the various spoilers in the diary, TVA's job should be to make things develop in the multiverse according to the script of the sacred timeline.

Is this Time Guardian just bored and has nothing better to do, or is there some other reason why they would do something like this?

Could it be that the operation of the multiverse is governed by rules that are unknown to us and beyond our reach?

This is a problem that Tony Stark at his current level cannot address.

(End of this chapter)