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

Chapter 188 Stark: I was the one who created the time machine!

I understand now!

I understand completely now!

Tony had been wondering and curious about it before.

Given the vast difference in strength between the Hulk and the Ancient One, how could one possibly steal the Infinity Stones from the other?

Even Playboy suspected that even if all the Avengers joined forces, they would be no match for the Ancient One.

The ancient master is indeed breathtakingly powerful.

In the end, it turned out that the Hulk did not defeat the Ancient One at all, but only through his words!

This was truly an unexpected turn of events for Tony.

With his exaggeratedly muscular physique and the only thing he knows how to do is beat everything with violence, does the Hulk actually rely on his intelligence in the end?

Of course.

Tony couldn't possibly know what the Hulk said to the Ancient One that would make her hand over something as powerful as the Infinity Stones.

However, it seems that the other party mentioned Doctor Strange to the Ancient One.

So, could it be that before the Avengers traveled through time, Doctor Strange knew that no one could defeat the Ancient One, so he asked them to pass on a message to her?

And that's why the Ancient One believed Doctor Strange.

Based on the description in the diary, it seems to be like this.

And even if it isn't true, even if you guess wrong, it's not an important detail.

Tony didn't pay too much attention to it.

Instead, they focused their attention on another extremely crucial piece of intelligence.

The future Doctor Strange once observed the future in relation to the battle between the Avengers and the Purple Potato.

As a result, a staggering fourteen million possible outcomes were observed!

There are way too many endings like this!

There are over ten million kinds!

But what's even more devastating is that, out of so many possible endings, only one is one in which the Avengers emerge victorious.

In other words, the chances of the Avengers defeating the Purple Potato Demon are only one in fourteen million?

That's practically zero!

This possibility is so extreme that calling it a low-probability event is an exaggeration; it should be called absolutely impossible.

That possibility is so faint as to be negligible.

Swish!

In an instant, Tony's expression became more serious than ever before.

Although Tony had always known that the Purple Potato Spirit was a very powerful boss.

Its own strength is at the top of the universe, it has a huge interstellar fleet under its command, and it even eventually collected all the Infinity Stones.

The diary contains various details and spoilers, all indicating that the Avengers will be badly beaten and face a very difficult battle in the future.

It could even result in heavy casualties.

Even so, Tony only regarded the Purple Potato Spirit as a very powerful and difficult enemy to deal with.

After all, while the Purple Potato Spirit is strong, the future Avengers are no weaklings either, right?

Some of the Avengers are even ridiculously powerful.

Besides, humanity won the final battle, didn't it?

Tony never imagined that the purple sweet potato spirit would be so powerful that it was suffocating and despairing.

There is almost no chance of winning!

The future situation seems to be much, much more severe than I imagined!

"So, is that what Doctor Strange meant by extending that one finger?"

Then, Tony suddenly realized why Doctor Strange had extended a finger at him during Endgame.

He also realized why he had listened to Doctor Strange so much.

Doctor Strange was probably referring to the only way to defeat the purple sweet potato spirit, right?

So, the method is to collect the Infinity Stones and snap your fingers?

Infinity Stones!

It's the Infinity Stones again!

At this moment, Tony's emphasis on the Infinity Stones reached an unprecedented level.

Solving the problem of the future Celestials requires Infinity Stones, and dealing with the Purple Potato Spirit also requires Infinity Stones.

To put it bluntly, the Infinity Stones are related to the future of Earth!

It even concerns the future of the entire universe!

We must protect the Infinity Stones and prevent any damage to them!

Tony's belief had become stronger than ever before.

However, there's one question I still don't understand.

[In the battle on Titan, Doctor Strange did indeed see fourteen million possibilities, and he also saw only one possibility of victory.]

But how could he know that the one and only chance of victory would actually come to pass?

Based on probability, that's one in fourteen million, so low it's practically zero.

[With such a low probability, how could Doctor Strange have given the Time Stone to the purple potato?]

How did he know that after his death, Ant-Man would discover the rules of time within the quantum realm, propose a theory of time travel, and then Stark would use that to build a time machine?

The probability of these things happening is almost zero!

[Just because the purple sweet potato spirit wants to kill Stark?]

[But after Doctor Strange was resurrected on Titan in Endgame, he immediately knew that five years had passed and that Endgame had occurred, so he immediately took Spider-Man to join the battle.]

[Without a doubt, his reason for handing over the gems was seeing the future, not Stark.]

So the question remains: how did he know that the one in fourteen million chance would actually happen?

Ah this!

Tony was speechless, or rather, utterly speechless.

Playboy had previously speculated that the battle between the Purple Potato and the Avengers on Titan was likely a successful attempt to steal the Time Stone.

That's why, when he later descended upon Wakanda, he used the Time Stone to revive Vision and restore the destroyed Mind Stone.

In retrospect, Tony's guess was correct to some extent; the Purple Potato did indeed obtain the Time Stone on Titan.

Tony never imagined that, judging from the tone of the diary, the Time Stone was deliberately given to the Purple Potato by Doctor Strange.

Because Doctor Strange saw the future!

Clearly, the only way to defeat the Purple Sweet Potato is to give the Infinity Stones to the Purple Sweet Potato, have the Avengers go back in time to collect the stones, and then defeat the Purple Sweet Potato in Endgame.

Tony will not comment on the method itself for now.

But Zhou Cheng's question in the diary is also the question in Tony's mind.

With a probability of one in fourteen million, how did Doctor Strange know that these things would actually happen?

You dare to hand over the Time Stone?

If none of this happens, wouldn't the purple sweet potato spirit win?

Wouldn't half of all life in the universe be permanently wiped out by the purple sweet potato spirit?

From a probabilistic perspective, this tragic reality is almost inevitable and destined to happen!

Doctor Strange is taking a huge gamble.

Speechless.

Speechless.

Tony really didn't know what to say.

After much thought, he could only come up with this guess: Could it be that Doctor Strange actually knew that these things were bound to happen?

Unless that's the case, there's really no other way to explain it.

Ultimately, whether Doctor Strange truly knew or was simply taking a gamble is irrelevant to Tony at this moment.

Most importantly, he has obtained extremely important information from it, and knows the only way Doctor Strange saw to defeat the purple potato spirit!

This method still has great reference value for everyone.

After memorizing the method, Tony refocused his attention on his diary.

A smug smile involuntarily crept onto the corners of his mouth.

Was the time machine actually created by Tony Stark?

Yes, only Tony Stark could make something like this.

Tony is as outstanding as ever!

The Avengers were able to turn the tide after their crushing defeat in the Infinity War and go back in time to collect the Infinity Stones, all thanks to Tony Stark!

He, Tony, is the key to defeating the Purple Sweet Potato Demon!

This was so natural that Tony felt no surprise whatsoever; he simply thought it was how it should be.

However, there was one thing Tony really didn't expect: the key to creating a time machine was actually the quantum realm?

The quantum realm and such are really not Tony's area of ​​expertise.

According to spoilers from the diary, that's Ant-Man's area of ​​expertise; he's even entered the Quantum Realm.

The diary also clearly states that Ant-Man discovered the rules of time within the quantum realm, thus proposing the theory of time travel.

So, what exactly are the rules of time in the quantum realm?

Why is time travel possible based on this rule of time?

Tony was very, very curious about this.

Unfortunately, Tony doesn't actually study the quantum realm; he only has a slight interest in it.

However, it is impossible to draw any corresponding conclusions.

"So, Ant-Man was the one who proposed the time travel theory back then?"

Tony then gave a deep look and made a very confident guess.

As mentioned in the diary before, after the Infinity War, the Avengers mostly gave up, either to vent their frustrations or for other reasons.

Tony also returned to his family at that time.

Only Black Widow persisted, and finally, Ant-Man appeared, bringing with him a way to save half the world's population.

At the time, Tony didn't know what the method mentioned in the diary was, but now it seems to be time travel without a doubt.

Also, there's...

[Among the more than ten million possibilities that Doctor Strange saw, was the Book of Vishanti among them?]

【O Vishanti, the Triune One, ruler of the magical dimension, the source of all white magic!】

[It's interesting how Marvel's magic system works; all the magic is borrowed, not their own.]

The Ancient One was so powerful simply because she borrowed more magic than others.

[A large part of the reason she was so eager to die was because she owed too much debt, which she couldn't bear on her own. That's why she had to cling to Yongheng's coattails.]

Of course, leaving aside the power borrowed from Dormammu, that only allowed the Ancient One to maintain her long lifespan.

The Ancient One's power primarily stemmed from the Vishanti.

[If the Ancient One, who only used a fraction of the power of the magical dimension, was this powerful, then the Vishanti himself is even more formidable.]

[While their strength may not match that of the five primordial gods, they are undoubtedly a powerful figure across the multiverse.]

The Book of Vishanti must be the most powerful legacy they left behind, containing the most powerful magic and energy.

[I remember Doctor Strange from Universe 838 defeated the Purple Potato Spirit using the Book of Vishanti.]

"Vishanti!"

Tony's gaze sharpened slightly; his attention was immediately drawn to the name.

Although this was the first time the playboy had ever heard of this name, this Vishanti was actually the controller of the magical dimension?

Leaving aside the fact that a magical dimension even exists in the world, doesn't this sentence mean that Vishanti is also a dimensional demon god?

Like Dormammu, the ruler of the Dark Dimension?

Well, Vishanti is obviously not a bad person, so he can't be called a demon god.

But there's no doubt that it's on the same level as Dormammu.

As for the second dimension besides the Dark Dimension, the Magic Dimension.

Judging from this diary, it seems to be filled with magical power?

Those so-called magicians are merely borrowing power from this dimension, nothing more!

"So this is what a magician is like?"

Tony couldn't help but shake his head.

It has to be said that this was something he never expected.

Those magicians who were originally mysterious and unpredictable in Tony's eyes suddenly started to lose their prestige.

The Ancient One was included as well.

Even more surprising to Tony was the truth about the Ancient One.

So this big shot, who's on par with Odin, not only borrowed the power of Vishanti, but also the power of Dormammu?

You're really good at borrowing!

Besides.

The diary mentions that the power of the magical dimension mastered by the Vishanti is white magic. Since white magic exists, does black magic also exist accordingly?

Magic borrowed from the dark dimension controlled by Dormammu is undoubtedly dark magic, right?

So, did the Ancient One borrow both white magic and black magic at the same time?

They've really gone all out with their games.

So here's the problem.

Since it's a "borrowing," it has to be returned sooner or later, right?

Although Tony didn't know exactly what he would use to repay the debt, he figured it would definitely come at a price.

Otherwise, why would we talk about the word "borrow"?

Otherwise, why would the Ancient One need to run to Eternity to beg for his favor and become a deadbeat? It's obvious she doesn't intend to pay it back!

Ah this!

Speechless.

Tony didn't know what to say.

Can you believe that someone on par with Odin is a deadbeat?

This world is truly crazy.

However, the power of Vishanti is undeniable, and the power of the Book of Vishanti is also undeniable.

Moreover, there are living examples in other universes.

In the 838 universe, Doctor Strange used the Book of Vishanti to defeat the Purple Potato Spirit.

Although it is unknown whether the Book of Vishanti exists among the more than ten million possibilities that Doctor Strange saw.

But for Tony, the example of Universe 838 was enough.

The Book of Vishanti should be taken seriously and should be considered as one of the alternative solutions to deal with the purple sweet potato spirit.

(End of this chapter)