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

Haha, confused again, aren't you!

Tony Stark couldn't help but curl a smug smile into his lips.

For some reason, Tony felt a strange sense of satisfaction every time he saw Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary who seemed to have everything under control, being dumbfounded by his own people.

I'm clearly not the kind of person with such perverse tastes!

Tony muttered a slight complaint to himself before turning his attention back to his diary.

He quickly showed a look of surprise.

Captain America vs. Captain America, and this actually happened inside Stark Tower?

According to the spoilers in the diary, Captain America only met the other Captain America after he tricked Hydra out of the scepter, right?

So Captain America's "Hail Hydra" also took place inside Stark Tower?

It has to be said that this was indeed a bit of a surprise to Tony.

After careful analysis, Tony immediately came to a perfectly logical conclusion:

Was Loki captured inside Stark Tower?

Or perhaps near Stark Tower?

Only in this way will everyone temporarily detain Loki at S.H.I.E.L.D., and wait for the S.H.I.E.L.D. personnel to come and deal with him.

Of course.

Tony was only subconsciously curious about this trivial matter, and didn't care too much about it.

He immediately put his mind at ease and continued reading the relevant content.

"So, besides Rogers and another version of myself, Ant-Man and Hulk also traveled through time this time?"

Tony immediately had a flash of inspiration and memorized this crucial information.

At the same time, a guess immediately came to mind:

The fact that the Tesseract was stolen so silently and without causing any disturbance is probably Ant-Man's doing, right?

Only Ant-Man could shrink the Tesseract and quietly take it away without alerting anyone or triggering any alarms!

"So, that guy is Ant-Man?"

Tony couldn't help but picture the middle-aged man in the driver's seat.

Although it was just a fleeting glance, Tony had Jarvis scan the other person.

Finding out this person's identity later would not be a problem at all.

The enigmatic Ant-Man is about to emerge!

Tony felt a surge of excitement within him.

Besides.

The fact that Hulk was also on the list of the "Time Travelers" was truly beyond Tony's expectations.

So it seems that one day in the future, will Hulk, that big guy full of anger, finally find a way to control his anger?

There is no doubt about this.

Otherwise, how could a mentally unstable "hot-tempered guy" be entrusted with the important task of collecting the gems by the Avengers?

Or should we go to a place like Kamar-Taj?

What if Hulk gets carried away with his rage when he gets to Kamar-Taj and destroys Kamar-Taj? That would be a disaster.

I wonder if the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj can stop that humanoid beast, Hulk?

With this question in mind, Tony's gaze continued to fall on the diary, and he was immediately provoked.

It could even be said that they were deeply stimulated.

Hulk's soul was actually knocked out by the Ancient One's palm strike?

So, does the soul really exist?

Okay, that's not the point.

Since Hulk's soul has been unleashed, there is no doubt that something as invisible and intangible as a soul must exist.

The crucial issue is that Hulk's soul was knocked out with a single blow!

This isn't the Hulk we know now, but the Hulk who survived Endgame.

In other words, it's the Hulk who possesses the exaggerated power to beat Thor and Loki.

It has to be said that this is really too exaggerated.

As expected of the Ancient One!

The diary has always placed the Ancient One at the top level of the universe.

It even seems like it could rival Odin.

The moment he made his move, it truly dazzled everyone, fully living up to the level the diary had established.

He truly is a super big shot.

Of all the future Avengers who came to the Battle of New York, the most unlucky one was probably the Hulk, right?

[The Starks and the others are facing their past selves, but the Hulk is facing the Ancient One, the great demon lord.]

Even if Hulk is indeed very strong, having beaten Loki and Thor.

[Even in Asgard, he could fight the giant wolf Fenrir and go toe-to-toe with the fire giant Surtur, who was hundreds of meters tall.]

[But even compared to the Ancient One, she's no match for her at all.]

Fenrir the Giant Wolf?

Surtur, the Fire Giant?

Tony couldn't help but raise an eyebrow; these two beings were quite famous in Norse mythology.

Fenrir, the giant wolf, is the son of Loki, the god of mischief, and a giantess. He possesses power that even the gods greatly fear.

More importantly, Fenrir the giant wolf is also an important character in Ragnarok, the myth of the gods.

They even swallowed Odin during Ragnarok!

What about Surtur, the fire giant?

There's no need to mention this one; he's the one who destroyed Asgard in mythology!

Of course.

Tony also knew that there were discrepancies between reality and myths, and even significant discrepancies in some aspects.

But in any case, such a powerful figure in mythology and legends could not possibly be weak in reality, right?

The fact that Hulk was able to fight against an entity of this caliber speaks volumes.

Without a doubt, even in the entire universe, Hulk's strength is absolutely top-tier.

"Fenrir, the giant wolf?"

Asgard.

Thor, who was quelling a rebellion in the Nine Realms, suddenly received news that Loki had been discovered and rushed back, and couldn't help but frown.

He truly didn't know what Fenrir the giant wolf was before, and had never even heard of the name.

But ever since his confrontation with Odin, Thor already knew what was going on.

This giant wolf named Fenrir is the mount of his sister Hela!

According to Odin, Fenrir is extremely powerful, and there are very few beings in the entire Nine Realms who can subdue him.

Even if it were taken to interstellar space, it would be an extremely terrifying super ferocious beast.

With such a domineering and fierce beast as a mount, it has to be said that my sister is indeed quite formidable.

But Fenrir is clearly dead!

Why would it reappear in the future?

Could it be that Hela, who was sealed away, was brought back to light after her father's death?

So, did they somehow resurrect Fenrir?

Considering that Odin had once confessed to him that the other person did not have much time left, and also his relationship with Hela.

Thor made this perfectly logical guess.

His mood became somewhat heavy.

So the day when his father's time will come will eventually come!

But what about Hulk?

Why is Hulk also appearing in Asgard?

He's clearly a Midgardian!

Furthermore, the diary has mentioned before that Hulk once appeared on Sakaar and even had a duel with Thor.

It has to be said that, as a Midgardian, Hulk really knows how to play some tricks.

He wanders around to this planet and that planet.

Wait!

Upon thinking of this, Thor's gaze narrowed slightly.

He and Hulk appeared together on Sakaar. Could it be that he was the one who brought Hulk back to Asgard?

Even someone as simple-minded as Thor made this obvious guess.

However, Thor said he didn't know whether it was true or not.

Another one is Surtur, the fire giant.

This is the ruler of Muspeltem in the Nine Realms, a renowned figure throughout the entire Nine Realms.

Even before he was defeated by his own father, Odin, his reputation was no less than Odin's!

However, Thor clearly remembered that Odin had told him that he had killed Surtur 500,000 years ago.

But now it seems that Surtur is not dead?

"Wait, a fire giant?"

Suddenly, Thor seemed to remember something, and his eyes widened slightly.

Odin once told him the prophecy of Ragnarok, in which Asgard would be reduced to ashes in a great fire!

It was destroyed in the flames.

At this moment, Thor also learned that Surtur was not dead!

So, could it be that Surtur is the one who brought Ragnarok to Asgard?

In other words.

Will Surtur invade Asgard someday and destroy it completely?

Is that really the case?

Thor's expression immediately became extremely serious.

If my guess is true, then have I found a way to stop Ragnarok?

All we need to do is kill Surtur completely!

Thinking of this, a glint of light flashed in Thor's eyes, and he felt incredibly excited.

Asgard is saved!

The Ancient One has far too many ways to overwhelm the Hulk.

[Let's not even talk about how a single palm strike could sever Hulk's soul; a casual portal could banish him to outer space, and a random mirror image could trap him inside.]

Not to mention, the Ancient One's most powerful weapon was the Time Stone!

The Hulk is practically a child compared to the Ancient One!

Oh, no, it should be called Hulk Banner.

[Hulk and Banner have completely merged into one! Who would have thought?]

[The Hulk's body, Banner's consciousness, possessing both the Hulk's power and Banner's intelligence—this should be the most perfect form, right?]

Unfortunately, they were no match for the Ancient One.

"Is this the Ancient One's method?"

Even someone as skilled as Tony couldn't help but secretly marvel at this.

All I can say is that this guy truly lives up to his reputation!

Even if Loki wanted to open a portal or something, he still needed to rely on the Tesseract, the Infinity Stone.

As it turns out, the Ancient One herself was able to do just that.

They can even easily open a portal to another planet!

Outer planet!

You know, even lunar exploration is a struggle for Earth right now.

Doesn't this mean that the Ancient One could accomplish with ease what Loki painstakingly tried to do?

As for mirror space, literally, it means the space inside a mirror?

Is there another space inside the mirror?

From a scientific and materialistic perspective, nature does not exist.

But what about from the perspective of a top-tier magician?

Tony had no idea.

So, does the Ancient One still possess the magical ability to throw people into mirrors?

Like in some movies?

Of course.

This is purely Tony's divergent thinking.

Regardless, this mirror space will undoubtedly be a very powerful skill.

There should be no doubt about that.

In addition, the Ancient One also possessed the Time Stone...

Wait a moment.

Isn't the Time Stone in Doctor Strange's possession?

However, judging from the tone of the diary, at this point in time, the Time Stone is still in the hands of the Ancient One.

Could it be that one day in the future, the Ancient One gave the Time Stone to Doctor Strange?

Tony could only speculate about the specifics of what happened.

But one thing is certain: the Ancient One, who possesses the Time Stone, must also possess the power to control time!

In other words, the Ancient One can now manipulate both space and time!

This is absolutely unbeatable!

Of course, we can't forget that the Ancient One could also control souls!

Doesn't this mean that the Ancient One possessed the three Infinity Stones—space, time, and mind—at the same time?

Cattle!

I can't accept it!

So here's the problem.

Given the vast difference in power between the Hulk and the Ancient One, how did he manage to obtain the Infinity Stones from the Ancient One?

After all, the diary says that the Avengers' mission to collect the Infinity Stones was a success!

The fact that Hulk and Banner completely merged into one was, to say the least, completely unexpected by Tony.

So is this how Hulk controls his anger?

Is this why the future Avengers decided to have Hulk, no, Banner, participate in the time travel mission as well?

To be honest, the combination of Hulk's body and Banner's consciousness, in some ways, is indeed the most perfect form.

I'm sure Nick Fury will love it.

I wonder what Banner or Hulk went through in the future that caused such a dramatic change.

But will Banner just turn into a big green guy?

And will he no longer turn back into that refined and easy-going young man, well, an old man?

That's a bit creepy, isn't it?

Tony couldn't help but feel a chill.

If it were him, he would never want to become such a grotesque figure.

If Banner hadn't given the Ancient One a long lecture at the end, persuading her to hand over the Infinity Stones, the Avengers' mission to collect them would have failed.

Well, it's not entirely accurate to say she was persuaded by Banner; it was mainly because the Ancient One believed in the future Doctor Strange.

[Or perhaps, the future Doctor Strange also believes in the Ancient One!]

Regarding the battle between the Avengers and the Purple Potato Demon, Doctor Strange saw over fourteen million possibilities, of which only one would result in a victory for the Avengers.

In that possibility, Doctor Strange could foresee the defeat in the Infinity War and the reversal in the Endgame.

[But we probably won't see the Avengers traveling back in time, right?] (End of Chapter)