Loki waved her hand, and light burst from the tip of her scepter, projecting a massive magical screen into the air. For people the size of Ebony Maw and Loki, the screen was a little too large; they could not even make out what was playing on it. But for Thanos, its size was just right.
Suddenly, a stirring piece of music burst from the scepter. The image showed a black stage, where Strange, dressed in a suit, paced back and forth. The camera plunged down from the audience before finally focusing on his face. Strange's voice was more magnetic than usual:
"Sanctum Sanctorum—more than just the Sanctum Sanctorum!"
Then, a video began to play.
An operator on break picked up a model spaceship beside his desk and began admiring it. As the camera zoomed in, the model gradually enlarged and became a real spaceship, firing on enemies in an interstellar war.
Then, the enormous spaceship was struck by a flashing beam of light and instantly broke apart into fragments.
The operator jolted awake from his Dream, picked up the constantly ringing phone, and said something into it. In reality, the spaceship immediately jumped away, evading the deadly beam.
The operator put down the phone and revealed a satisfied smile. Beside his hand, the Sanctum Sanctorum logo enlarged, and beneath it, a slogan flashed with golden light: "Sanctum Sanctorum—more than just the Sanctum Sanctorum."
Then another short film began. It once again opened with Strange delivering the slogan, but this time, the spaceship had been replaced by a Demon God. Once again, the operator's advance warning allowed the Demon God to avoid an undeserved disaster.
After that came all sorts of advertisements: Demon Gods receiving calls during meetings reminding them to renew their memberships, only for the renewing side to