"It really is huge," Schiller sighed. "If we had a shield like this, we could probably pack up the entire Milky Way Galaxy and take it with us."
"Pack it up and take it with us?" Strange stared at him, eyes wide.
"Ahem, I mean protect the Milky Way Galaxy's safety," Schiller said after coughing twice. "Though if we're using the Milky Way Galaxy as a billiard ball, it is still a bit too big. The Solar System would be just right."
"Listen, using your own home planet as a billiard ball was already crazy enough. Don't even think about hauling the Solar System away too," Strange warned him.
Schiller did not answer. He merely gazed at the azure shield and said as he thought, "This thing definitely has some kind of alarm mechanism. We can't get in like this. We need to think of another way."
"Are you sure you want to go in?" Strange asked with a frown. "This is the enemy's home turf."
"Whose enemy?"
"Uh... ours?"
"More precisely, yours." Schiller turned to him. "I have an account in that world too. It's hard to say whose side I'm really on, so attending a meeting at their headquarters can't exactly count as an invasion."
Strange opened his mouth, then said, "All right, that makes sense. But the only question is, why are you bringing me?"
"You have to bring a gift when you visit someone, don't you?" Schiller said with a smile. "If I bring the strongest Sorcerer Supreme with me, they'll definitely save me a seat at headquarters."
Strange rolled his eyes hard again. Schiller coughed twice, then said, "All right, enough joking. Do you have a way to get in?"
"I'm not sure what kind of shield this is." Strange paced across the asteroid's surface,