"Masters?" He-El pondered for a moment, his eyes flickering slightly as he considered it.
As far as he knew, the only people in this world who could be called masters were the group at Kamar-Taj, led by Ancient One.
Ancient One should have been the most powerful master on Earth. She possessed the Time Stone, her sight spanning past and future. No one knew what she could see, or how much she could see.
When he had first emerged in this world and broken everyone's predetermined fates, He-El had worried that Ancient One would appear. But as she remained silent, he gradually let go of that concern.
If Ancient One had wanted to stop him from the very beginning, she certainly would not have let him off easily.
Yet she had never appeared before him, making it difficult for He-El to gauge her intentions.
Did she believe he posed no threat?
Or did she believe she could deal with him at any time?
Or had she simply allowed him to change this world's future while observing everything?
With Ancient One's broad-mindedness, she would not interfere with the future he brought to this world.
To her, any future was, in truth, normal.
Unless that future posed an enormous threat to the humanity she had always protected.
Like when Loki had used the Rainbow Bridge to target Earth and destroy it. Only then would she appear.
Curiosity immediately rose in He-El's heart. What were two masters doing at S.H.I.E.L.D. now?
Two?
"Yes. Do you remember the master in yellow robes who appeared when Loki used the Rainbow Bridge to target Earth and resolved the threat of the Rainbow Bridge?" Nick Fury's tone did not carry much delight.
Although it was good to have another like-minded ally protecting Earth,
the fact that they