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

Chapter 274 Tony: We must travel through dimensions and take a trip to the DC universe.

The answer is actually quite simple.

It stemmed from the previous upgrade of the diary.

The new version of the diary is different from the old one; it's much more user-friendly now.

In addition to being more convenient to operate, it also adds a protection mechanism for the host!

Therefore.

Whether it's Tony or Nick Fury.

That's why the members of the Avengers couldn't even think of such an obvious answer.

"Tony."

Black Widow, who had also joined the group chat, chimed in at this point.

"I think you're getting a bit stuck in a rut. Whether it's the box theory or the creator theory, these are just hypotheses that can neither be proven nor falsified, nothing more."

"Wave function collapse, string theory, quantum suicide theory... there are too many such theories in the scientific community."

"If you get stuck on these things and can't get out of it, I think you're just making your own life difficult."

As a top scientist, how could Playboy not understand the issues Black Widow raised?

But this incident is completely different from those theories.

They and the DC universe did indeed discover related works within their respective worlds.

This goes beyond mere theory.

"Tony, what are your plans for the future?"

Tony didn't answer Black Widow's question, but Captain America asked Playboy this question instead.

Let's all meet up.

"I have something important to discuss with everyone."

The Playboy did not give a direct answer, but after pondering for a while, he once again called on everyone.

The Avengers, of course, agreed without hesitation.

Everyone quickly agreed on a time and reunited.

Even Thor, the God of Thunder, who was far away in Asgard, came over.

"Tony, what's going on? Why are you being so secretive?"

Thor carefully placed his hammer down before walking to his seat and sitting down, then stared at Playboy with curiosity and asked.

"My intuition tells me that what he's about to say is going to be very provocative."

Black Widow, on the other hand, had a meaningful look on her face.

"Alright, Tony, everyone's here now."

"What are you waiting for?"

Nick Fury, however, shrugged at the playboy and urged him on.

"Natasha is right."

Under the watchful eyes of everyone, the playboy stood up solemnly. "What I'm about to say is indeed quite provocative, even for you."

"So you need to be mentally prepared. Anyone with high blood pressure can let me know in advance, and I have some blood pressure medication here."

Goodness, that's a really high bar.

Tony has really whetted everyone's appetite.

"You may be right, I'm a bit too fixated on the question of the origin of our world."

"Maybe so, but I simply can't accept the cruelty of it all as readily as some of you do."

"I am prepared to continue my investigation; I will not stop."

"There's still a good chance I'll do something crazy because of this."

"For example?" Thor interrupted Tony.

"For example, I was thinking that maybe we could travel through dimensions and take a look inside the world of DC."

"We might find some clues there."

Under everyone's gaze, the playboy revealed his thoughts.

It was truly earth-shattering, and it shocked everyone present.

A brief silence fell over the meeting room. Everyone looked at each other, speechless.

Please.

Tony shrugged and continued his eloquent speech, "This is the only way. We can't find the answer within our own dimension, so we have to broaden our horizons."

"Using the phrase 'broaden horizons' is a bit of an understatement."

Even Lu Dan, who is always willing to do all sorts of research and cause trouble, was unable to remain calm at this moment. "What we're discussing is dimensional travel."

"Yes, but isn't this absurd?"

Playboy remained defiant, saying, "We already know the diary's owner went to the DC dimension, don't we?"

How can these be the same?

The Avengers secretly grumbled to themselves.

They are just a group of "ordinary people," while the real owner is the mysterious and unpredictable owner of the diary!

Either it's an "intruder from outside the box."

Either they have an unusual relationship with creators who transcend dimensions.

Or it could simply be the creator himself.

That level of sophistication is something that ordinary people can easily compare to.

"You're right, you've definitely provoked us, Tony."

Captain America spoke at this moment, his expression extremely solemn.

Given Captain America's personality, he has never supported such things.

Have you considered the risks of doing this?

Do you know what the consequences of this will be?

Captain America slowly sat up straight and posed this thought-provoking question to Tony.

"If we are too constrained in everything we do, we can't do anything."

"Even walking carries the risk of tripping; will we confine ourselves to our homes because of this?"

Playboy dismissed Captain America's concerns with utter disdain.

In his opinion, this "old man" was truly old.

Although she looks younger than me physically, she really can't keep up with the times in terms of mentality.

"Every time someone tries to study a power they cannot control, it has serious consequences."

"Haven't we learned enough lessons?"

Captain America's gaze sharpened, and he spoke with equal conviction.

"Who says we can't control it?"

"It's just dimensional travel, what's the big deal!"

"I even have a general idea in mind, otherwise why would I have called you all here?"

The playboy, however, looked utterly confident, as if he indeed had a complete plan.

"Stark, are you sure you know what you're saying?"

Chris Hemsworth laughed. "No offense intended, but guys, you can't even go to other planets right now, and you're already talking about going to other dimensions? Shouldn't you learn to walk before you run?"

"That's exactly what I mean."

Tony nodded emphatically. "There's one more thing you're wrong about. I don't necessarily need to learn to walk; riding in a car is much faster than running."

"So, where is our car?"

Nick Fury's voice rang out, and he asked pointedly.

"Infinity Stones!"

Tony gave his answer with great emphasis.

That was his real purpose in gathering everyone together.

"Infinite Ultron can traverse the multiverse and break down the walls between different dimensions, so need I say more?"

Given the intelligence of the Avengers, there's naturally no need to say anything more.

After all, they can replicate the example of Infinite Ultron; they could easily create an Infinite Vision.

There is practically no difference between Infinite Vision and Infinite Ultron.

So if Infinite Ultron can travel between dimensions, Infinite Vision should be able to do the same.

Is this kind of replication difficult?

For Tony, the difficulty has been reduced to the minimum.

After all, all that's missing is the Time Stone.

As it just so happens, Tony also knows that Nick Fury has been investigating Kamar-Taj recently.

It would be even more perfect if we could find something.

I disagree.

"This matter involves our entire universe, and we cannot risk the entire universe because of some unfounded and absurd theories."

Captain America was the first to voice his opposition.

"Captain, I'm not saying I support Stark, but I'm saying that it's not actually a ridiculous theory."

Nick Fury then spoke up, explaining to Captain America.

"I see, it's happening again."

"You possess classified information, but I have no right to know the truth?"

"Nick, we're a team, we need to trust each other!"

The braised egg secretly groaned inwardly.

It wasn't that he was unwilling to reveal the source of the information; it was simply that Captain America wasn't the owner of the diary, so they had no way of disclosing it.

that's it.

The Avengers gathered together and engaged in a heated discussion about Tony's suggestion to travel between dimensions.

At the initial meeting, there were still significant disagreements within the Avengers.

The "conservatives," led by Captain America, were staunchly opposed to the plan.

But radicals like Nick Fury showed great support for Tony's plan.

The two sides engaged in a heated debate, exchanging spittle for a long time, but failed to reach an agreement and ultimately had to give up.

Therefore, the only thing Playboy could do next was to obtain relevant information from Clark, that otherworldly netizen, through his diary.

"I searched through all the Marvel series, and the 199999 universe does not exist in the comics."

Clark also provided an answer to a question that Tony had been particularly concerned about.

Does it not exist?

Tony fell into deep thought.

Why is the 199999 universe absent in DC's works?

Looking at this from another perspective, it means that within the DC universe, there are only works from parallel universes related to its own universe, but no works from its own universe!

"Tony, can you relax now?"

This news brought a sigh of relief to all the Avengers, and their moods lightened considerably.

What does this tell us?

This shows that everyone overreacted before!

The "box theory" and "creator theory" are probably just overthinking things.

The box theory, in particular, is even less tenable.

You don't even have a box, so how can you talk about the box theory?

If you don't have any works based on the universe, how can you say that you are a character living in the works?

"Yes, everyone overthought it before."

"There is no such thing as a comic book in our world; we do not live in a comic book."

Black Widow agreed with this and also provided some corresponding analysis.

"Clearly, the creator's theory is the truth!"

"Just like Tony said before, it's possible that the creator has traveled to many worlds, or it's possible that he is the god of stories and knows about things in different dimensions."

"That's why he used these things as a basis to create a series of related works."

After establishing that everyone's universe does not exist in Marvel comics, the creator theory is undoubtedly more convincing than the box theory.

Black Widow even added another equally reasonable point.

"There's even another possibility."

"We already know that dreams are projections of someone's experiences in other universes. Is it possible that the entire universe can also be projected onto someone in another universe?"

"And then, that inspired the other person's creation?"

"And because our dimension and DC dimension are relatively close, not in a physical sense, but at a higher level, in short, we are neighbors."

"So, our dimension and the DC dimension have projected onto each other?"

It must be said that the Black Widow hypothesis, based on the creator theory, does have some merit.

Others also expressed their opinions, leading to a heated discussion.

"It's too early to draw conclusions."

Tony, however, maintained a rigorous attitude: "The DC universe doesn't have our universe's story, but that doesn't mean other universes don't."

"We need to find out the truth about this as soon as possible."

Once the seeds of doubt are sown, how easily can they be eliminated?

Of course.

These discussions took place within Tony and the other Avengers' own group.

In Clark's group chat, they were talking about nothing but things related to Clark.

But I dare not discuss it so freely, lest I waste words.

Meanwhile, in the group chat, Clark also inquired about matters related to the Mother Box.

Those who specifically looked up the Avengers in the comics provided Clark's answer.

"Cyborg Victor Stone is a superhero created by the power of the Mother Box."

"The person in charge is still his father, Silas Stone. You can start from that direction."

Black Widow gave Clark this answer.

Victor Stone?

Clark immediately perked up.

He already knew the specific names of the father and son, so the investigation was quite simple for him.

The only problem is that the information Black Widow gave her came from the main DC universe.

But it may not belong to one's own universe.

Even so, stories from parallel universes still have some reference value.

So after logging off, Clark didn't waste any more words.

They immediately began investigating Victor Stone and his son.

For Clark, this level of investigation was child's play.

In just a few days, the Clarks appeared outside a military-grade experimental base.

That's right, it was none other than the interplanetary laboratory led by Cyborg's father, Silas Stone.

Swish!

Standing far away on the street, Clark gazed at the enormous interstellar laboratory from afar, activating his X-ray vision.

In an instant, the entire laboratory became transparent in Clark's view.

(End of this chapter)