Post-Battle Harvest (Two-in-one, seeking monthly votes)

Charlotte Doyle opened the Magic Book and began reading its contents, unaware that he had already drawn the attention of a big shot like Vishanti.

As he kept flipping through it, Charlotte discovered that the book recorded quite a few ways to use the Space Stone, including movement-type methods such as targeted teleportation, random teleportation, and spatial passages, as well as offensive applications involving space shattering, spatial banishment, spatial distortion, and even magic that could be used to create a small black hole.

It could be said that this Magic Book touched on more or less everything related to space. The only requirement was that it had to be used in conjunction with the Space Stone.

After briefly going through it once, Charlotte did not immediately start studying the knowledge in the Magic Book. Instead, he took both the Tesseract and Loki's Scepter out of his Storage Space.

Looking at the two items before him, Charlotte Doyle knew they were his greatest gains from the Battle of New York. As he looked at the two Infinity Stones in front of him, he began to think.

Because the universe he was in was not Earth-199999-6161, Charlotte did not know whether these Infinity Stones were singularities of six energy dimensions like in the movie universe, Infinity Stones born from Death as in the comics, or whether, like in universe number 93060, all Infinity Stones came from Nemesis. In that parallel universe, there was a seventh Infinity Stone called the Ego Gem, and when the Ego Gem was placed together with the other six Infinity Stones, they would become one whole—that was Nemesis.

Three different kinds of Infinity Stones represented three different concepts of power. Although the power of the Infinity Stones was the same, there were deviations in concept and number.

Charlotte