"Ancient One, I have two questions about your plan.
First, how long will it take you to use the Space Stone to send the Planet Devourer away?
If it takes too long, given the gap in strength between us and the Planet Devourer, I doubt we can hold out that long.
Second, even if you really use the Tesseract's power to send him away, what happens if he comes back?
With the Planet Devourer's strength, even if you send him to the other end of the universe, as long as he wants to, it probably won't take him long to find his way back, will it?"
After hearing Ancient One's idea, Hawking raised two very crucial questions.
Against an existence on the Planet Devourer's level, even if all of Earth's Super Heroes joined forces, they probably would not be of much use. They would still have to rely mainly on him.
But since he had never fought one before, he had no confidence in how long he could hold him off.
And if they merely sent him away, it would only treat the symptoms, not the root cause. When the Planet Devourer came a second time prepared, it would not be so easy to use the same trick again.
Ancient One remained very calm in the face of Hawking's questions. Clearly, she had considered them long ago and already had solutions:
"Regarding the first question, because of the Planet Devourer's strength, I cannot yet determine how long it will take to teleport him away, but it likely will not be quick.
As for the second question, from what I know, when the Planet Devourer devours planets, he usually has his subordinate search the nearby star systems. He can arrive within a few days.
If I send him somewhere very far