"I'm glad you trusted me in such a short time. From now on, we're comrades. Call me Stephen or Doctor Strange." Stephen Strange said, slightly relieved.
"Doctor Strange? That title sounds a little weird. Does it mean some strange wizard?" Peter Parker stared at Stephen Strange with curiosity in his eyes. "Bro, that's really cool. Are you the kind of wizard who can conjure anything? Where's your wand? Do you need one?"
Peter Parker's eyes lit up as he stared in fascination at the legendary wizard standing before him.
"I'm not the kind of wizard you're thinking of." Stephen Strange glanced helplessly at Peter Parker. Clearly, Peter Parker had mistaken him for the kind of wizard from fairy tales or Harry Potter.
Kamar-Taj's system encompassed everything and surpassed any single specialized discipline.
"Peter, don't interrupt my questions, or I'll buy your school and make you do homework twenty-four hours a day." Tony Stark was very displeased when he saw Peter Parker interrupting him. He shot Peter Parker a glare, making him shut up awkwardly.
If Mr. Stark really bought his school, he would be finished.
Twenty-four hours a day would be all about grades. There would be no way for him to be Spider-Man.
"Stephen, please explain in more detail. I'm very interested in the Infinity Stones," Bruce Banner said.
Stephen Strange nodded and swept his gaze over the Avengers before explaining:
"Even a single Infinity Stone possesses immensely powerful energy. Because that power is too great, the Mind Stone has to be wrapped and confined within the Mind Scepter, while the Space Stone has to be wrapped and confined within the Cosmic Cube, limiting their power.
"No one can directly hold a Stone in their hand and use it."
Stephen Strange silently added to himself that even the Time