Decadence, depression, despair...
For a long time afterward, Stephen Strange lived like a walking corpse, having lost all hope in life.
Every day, he either sat at home in a daze or wandered aimlessly through the city streets and alleys.
The pain of suddenly losing everything overnight had even made him consider ending his life.
But in the end, when Stephen Strange raised a gun to his head, he suddenly realized that if he died like this, wouldn't he be confirming that he was nothing but a failure and a coward?
No!
Even if he died, he would die fighting against fate.
Rather than becoming an object of ridicule or pity.
With that thought in mind, the future Doctor Strange sold off all his possessions, including his expensive watches and his house in New York, worth several million US Dollars.
After getting the money, he began the first adventure of his life.
Since he could no longer receive help from Sky City, he would seek out others who possessed magic and Superpowers.
Since the Inhuman village of "Afterlife" had recently sparked intense discussion, Stephen Strange decided to make it his first stop.
After all, tens of thousands of Inhumans with Superpowers lived in "Afterlife." Perhaps one of them could help restore his damaged fingers.
I have to say, although this guy was somewhat fanciful, his plan was at least somewhat reliable.
Because among the Inhumans of "Afterlife," there really were some with Superpowers resembling healing and recovery.
In order to obtain permission to enter, Doctor Strange first donated a large sum of money to the Inhuman Protection Foundation.
That's right!
Just two short months after the public opinion campaign had gone into full swing, several Inhuman supporter groups funded by the Stark Foundation had actually established a nonprofit organization dedicated