Seeing everyone looking at him, He-El pondered for a while, feeling that his situation had become very difficult to handle.
Although the Avengers could act according to his plans and be directed by him, giving him a major advantage in gathering all six Infinity Stones,
it was only an advantage, not a decisive outcome.
The most troublesome part was that Ancient One and Odin were watching.
If there was no way to get rid of Ancient One and Odin, then no matter how he directed the Avengers, it would be nothing but flowers in a mirror and the moon in water. There was a strong chance that everything would fail at the final step.
In He-El's memories, he did not know whether Odin was alive or dead. But if Odin truly was all right, he should not stand by and watch Asgard be destroyed by his eldest daughter, Hela.
Ancient One, on the other hand, seemed more like she had deliberately sought death and entered another dimension.
An even greater problem was that he was not the only one who knew the future. Stephen Strange also knew the course of events. Fortunately, what He-El had done for humanity had produced excellent results, and Stephen Strange seemed to trust him and the Avengers more.
Stephen Strange wanted to cooperate with the Avengers to stop Thanos from collecting the six Infinity Stones and prevent him from fulfilling his grand ambition of destroying half the life in the universe.
He, meanwhile, wanted to gather all six Infinity Stones and resolve the Omega Effect's curse.
He-El pondered for a long while. The meeting room was silent enough to hear a pin drop. Tony Stark sat down as well, sipping his cocktail as he waited for He-El to fill in the gaps in their preparations.