"Before I explain why someone could destroy half the life in the universe, I may need to start from the beginning of the universe." Stephen Strange swept his gaze across the Avengers members, finally lingering on He-El's face.
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The beginning of the universe?
Was he kidding?
The Avengers members felt that Stephen Strange was joking.
What kind of span across light-years was this? Starting from the beginning of the universe—was that really something the Avengers, or they themselves, could intervene in?
The Avengers members were confused.
Forget the universe. If the Avengers members were thrown into space, only a few of them would survive.
"Oh?" Tony Stark accepted the cocktail mixed by his armor, raised an eyebrow slightly, pinched the slender stem of the glass with his right hand, and took a light sip of the sky-blue cocktail. With great interest, he said:
"If we do not have to fight immediately after you finish, then we have plenty of time tonight. We can listen to you start from the beginning of the universe. Please, go on."
"Although it sounds a little absurd, please stick to the important points." Bruce Banner's eyes glinted with interest, but he shook his head helplessly. "If you start from the beginning of the universe, there will be far too much to talk about."
Bruce Banner was very interested in discussing the physical phenomena produced by the Big Bang, as theorized by science, but he knew this was not the time for an open scientific discussion, so he merely shook his head helplessly.
"Please." Steve Rogers gestured for him to continue.
Every Avengers member turned their eyes toward Stephen Strange.
Stephen Strange gave He-El one last look, nodded slightly, and slowly said:
"At the beginning of the universe's birth, six forces gathered together. Those six