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

Do you know what level TVA is?

That's a transcendent organization that exists above the multiverse and can freely travel through different timelines.

Based on the information revealed in the diary so far, only Loki, the god of stories, can be compared to TVA.

Even the observers are a level below.

Although not much is revealed about the diary of the demon race, it is still so difficult for the demon race to return to the Nor timeline, and the side effects are so great that they could destroy the entire Earth.

No matter how you look at it, it can't make any waves in front of TVA.

We can only obediently let TVA reset it.

This is much more reliable than S.H.I.E.L.D. or anything like that.

I couldn't have been happier than with the braised eggs.

"Super monster Elios?"

In front of another diary.

Tony stared at the name, which was appearing for the first time, and fell into deep thought.

So there are monsters in TVA?

Well, that's not important. For a super organization that transcends time and space, it's not surprising that anything could appear inside.

But the key issue is, judging from the tone of the diary, it seems that everything that was reset in the past by TVA will be swallowed up by this Elios?

So this is the truth behind the "reset"!

There's no mistake, that must be it.

After all, the diary clearly states that Elios can devour time!

It can even devour time! What kind of monster is this?!

Even the playboy couldn't help but secretly click his tongue in amazement.

This monster called Elios is far too terrifying.

Having possessed the diary for so long, time travel was no longer a remarkable feat for the playboy.

Many people are capable of doing this, and he himself will invent a time machine in the future.

But the idea that time could be swallowed up was unheard of; it was the first time Tony had ever heard of such a thing.

In his shock, Tony finally understood why TVA was able to be reset.

In Playboy's understanding, TVA's reset was simply a targeted intervention in the timeline outside the sacred timeline.

He used to wonder why this kind of intervention wouldn't create new time branches.

Now, Playboy finally got his answer.

It turns out that TVA possesses the ability to devour time!

It's not that resetting TVA won't create new time branches.

Rather, all the newly created time branches were swallowed up by Elios, nothing more.

All I can say is that TVA is incredibly capable, managing to possess such a terrifying monster.

However, this only increased Tony's aversion to TVA.

Isn't this tantamount to openly committing murder?

Even those killed by TVA weren't necessarily heinous criminals; they were simply people who didn't fit into TVA's script.

Although TVA prevented the multiverse from growing wildly, colliding, and collapsing, it can be said to have saved the multiverse in a way.

But the playboy could not possibly agree with this approach.

That's too cruel and fucking awful.

[Speaking of which, Kang, one of the survivors, is quite formidable. He was originally just an ordinary Earthling with no superpowers.]

But he found a way to suppress all superpowers.

[Not to mention Helios at the end of time, who is powerful enough to devour everything.]

Even in the TV series, Kang, a survivor, designed a security system to suppress all supernatural forces.

Even the Infinity Stones were suppressed!

You have to admire their methods.

When TVA's chief engineer, OB, restarted the TVA system and disabled the security protocols, Loki and She-Loki instantly regained their magical abilities.

[I believe the same applies to the Infinity Stones.]

Kang, one of the survivors, turned out to be just an ordinary Earthling!

To be honest, this answer was somewhat unexpected for Tony.

After all, how high is Kang's status?

Not to mention that he single-handedly established TVA, he also joined countless other Kangs to form the Kang Committee, which transcends the multiverse.

Countless powerful figures, such as Loki, and even Loki from countless universes, have been manipulated by Kang.

Even the elderly Loki, who could use magic to create the entirety of Asgard, was captured and imprisoned by TVA like a prisoner.

Infinity Stones are practically worthless in TVA.

In the end, the diary revealed to Tony that the super-powerful figure behind it all, Kang, was just an ordinary Earthling.

That's quite a contrast!

So it seems that Kang, the survivor, is actually following the same path as his father Tony, becoming a scientist.

After all, it would be something like having superpowers, magic, or witchcraft.

In other words, if someone possesses some form of supernatural power, they wouldn't be considered an ordinary person, right?

Even Kang, a scientist who survived the war, didn't invent the time machine himself; he found it.

At this moment, Kang, the survivor, lost a lot of prestige in Tony's eyes.

Even so, the security system within TVA still impressed Tony.

I mentioned it in my diary a long time ago.

In the TV anime, the Infinity Stones are like trash filling a drawer, completely rendered useless.

Playboy was puzzled as to why this was happening.

But the diary provided the answer at this moment.

It turns out it was because of the security protocol within TVA!

In other words, it is a kind of scientific method used by the remnant Kang!

It seems that even if Kang, the survivor, couldn't invent a time machine, he still has some skills to become such a big shot who transcends the multiverse.

"OB?"

And then, this code name, or rather, abbreviation, caught the attention of Playboy.

With just those two letters, Tony naturally couldn't possibly know who this "OB" was.

But since the other party is the chief engineer of TVA, then there is no doubt that he is also a super scientist.

It's possible that the "time tablet" used by that TVA agent was designed by this chief engineer.

Of course, it is also possible that it was made by Kang, the surviving owner.

There's no need to delve too deeply into this; Tony just knows that OB is very capable.

But why does this OB need to restart the TVA system?

If it's come to the point of requiring a system restart, there's no doubt that a major malfunction must have occurred within TVA.

This led the Playboy to make this guess:

Is it because of the time-manipulation overload in TVA?

Playboy thinks it's still possible.

But whether it is true or not, only Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, probably knows for sure.

[There's one thing: why didn't Loki and Female Loki use the Infinity Stones to fix TVA?]

There's absolutely no need for OB and inventor Kang to go through the trouble of making multipliers or anything like that.

While this can't truly solve TVA's problems, it can at least alleviate the immediate crisis.

[After all, the real problem TVA faces is that with the death of Kang, a survivor, the timeline will expand indefinitely, but the stabilizer's capacity is limited!]

[The story of OB and the inventor Kang is quite interesting.]

[OB's knowledge comes from the inventor Yasuie, and at the same time, the inventor Yasuie's knowledge also comes from OB.]

This feels comparable to the chicken-and-egg dilemma.

Tony already knew that Loki had ultimately made a great sacrifice, turning himself into a cog in the TVA machine.

This allowed TVA to return to normal operation.

So even though we don't know the specific motives or reasons.

But the fact that the diary reveals Loki and Loki are trying to repair TVA is not surprising.

That makes things interesting.

You should know that Loki was initially a "prisoner" captured by the TVA!

Even female Loki?

He has also been a TVA fugitive for a long time.

The diary doesn't specify what kind of struggle these two were engaged in with TVA.

Tony could probably imagine the twists and turns and dangers they went through from being prisoners to finally killing Kang, the survivor.

In the end, TVA needs the help of these two to save it?

It seems that life is truly unpredictable; anything can happen.

After a slight sigh, Tony turned his attention back to the diary and immediately understood.

It seems that it wasn't just the two Lokis who saved TVA back then; OB, the chief engineer of TVA, was indeed involved as well.

There's not much to say about that.

But the inventor Kang?

This is clearly a variant of Kang.

Moreover, his identity perfectly matched Tony's previous guess; the other party was indeed a scientist.

Although it is only one variant of Kang, it is still very representative and illustrative.

Furthermore, since the inventor Kang repaired TVA together with OB, it is clear that the other party and the survivor Kang should be the same type of person.

They were not the people that Kang, the survivor, wanted to stop from establishing TVA.

The relationship between the inventor Kang and OB left Tony speechless.

My knowledge comes from you, and your knowledge comes from me. In other words, isn't this just me copying you and then you copying me?

Then, as they kept copying, one of them became the chief engineer of TVA, and the other became an inventor?

Is this even possible?

Isn't this just like stepping on your right foot with your left foot and flying into the sky?

Another reason is that the timeline would expand indefinitely after the death of Kang, one of the survivors.

Tony had long suspected that Kang, one of the survivors, must possess some key technology of TVA.

Once he died, no one was able to master or replicate that technology.

But what exactly that "key technology" was, Playboy couldn't possibly figure out, no matter how hard he racked his brains.

But now it seems that it must be the super monster that the diary just mentioned, Elios, which can devour time.

After all, Elios is the key to TVA's reset.

In other words, this is the key to TVA's ability to shorten the timeline!

I wonder where this Elios came from?

Was it cultivated by the survivors, or was it found by the survivors elsewhere?

I wonder how the novel about OB on Earth is going?

[TVA's Chief Engineer, OB, is actually a novelist – can you believe it?]

[And how did a novelist end up like Loki, a time-traveling entity captured by the TVA?]

[His memories were erased by TVA, and he became an employee of TVA.]

[And then there's Agent Möbius, a salesman who sells motorboats and yachts. How did he become a time anomaly?]

[Can you believe that all the employees at TVA are time-traveling beings?]

So here's the question: who was the first time-traveling entity that Kang, one of the survivors, captured?

Could it be Justice Lavona?

Time variant.

This word was first mentioned in the diary, but it was not a very complicated word.

After the diary was explained, Tony instantly understood its meaning.

obviously.

Those who are deemed by TVA to have deviated from the sacred timeline are time-altering beings.

Loki, who used the Avengers to travel through time and escape, is such a time-traveling entity.

Although it's unclear what Loki did wrong, she is undoubtedly a time-traveling entity as well.

To put it more bluntly, the so-called time-altering entities are TVA prisoners.

But Tony never expected that TVA would completely "employ" those prisoners as staff.

He couldn't even quite understand Kang's motivation for doing this.

Given the opponent's skill level, is it really that difficult for them to build their own faction?

That should be an easy task, right?

How did it come to the point of erasing prisoners' memories and making them work as employees?

Well, maybe Kang, the survivor, thought this was more convenient, efficient, and efficient.

In short, this wasn't a particularly important issue for Tony.

After a brief internal monologue, he didn't dwell on it too much.

In contrast, Playboy was more concerned with the identities of several TVA employees revealed in the diary.

The chief engineer, OB, is actually a novelist?

This did indeed surprise Tony.

In any case, the transition from novelist to scientist is a bit too drastic.

Of course, what the playboy didn't know was that OB was actually a scientist, but he switched careers to become a novelist because of his interests.

Continuing to be a scientist at TVA is like going back to his old profession.

And then there's Agent Möbius, who started out as a motorboat and yacht salesman.

Well, that's quite a shift and leap.

Moreover, Playboy also wanted to know the answer to the question that was mentioned in the diary.

A salesperson is, frankly, an insignificant figure, so how did they become a time-altering entity?

Before this, Tony had always thought that only those with superpowers and a significant impact on the world would receive this kind of "treatment".

Who would have thought that TVA would even be eyeing sales positions?

However, if it's Möbius selling motorbikes and yachts, then these screening criteria are already very specific.

Tony could easily lock down this Möbius.

Find out who they are!

"Jarvis!"

Tony's eyes lit up immediately, and he gave Jarvis such an order right away.

"Search for Möbius and see if any Möbius sellers are selling motorboats or yachts." (End of Chapter)