"What did you say? The Reality Stone is on Thor's girlfriend, Jane Foster?" He-El asked in considerable surprise. "Not long ago, I built a robot and sent it to protect her, fulfilling my promise to Thor. There was nothing unusual about Jane Foster. Hundreds of agents had investigated the people around her, and my instruments scanned her as well. There was absolutely nothing abnormal."
The rest of the Avengers were equally astonished.
They had never expected that more than half of the Infinity Stones—four of them—would be directly connected to Earth.
And now, the final Reality Stone was actually going to be on Thor's Earth girlfriend, Jane Foster.
"What? He-El, you built robots? T-800s or T-1000s?" Bruce Banner and Tony Stark were shocked by something entirely different: He-El had secretly built T-800 robots without telling them.
Well, damn.
They really wanted to see one and study it.
He-El rolled his eyes at them, telling them to suppress their curiosity for now and focus on the important matter.
"The Reality Stone is not on Jane Foster," Stephen Strange said, shaking his head. "It will possess her in the future."
"The future..." Tony Stark pushed down his curiosity about He-El's robots, only for a new curiosity to arise from Stephen Strange's words. A strange light flashed in his eyes. "You know the future. So does that mean our future ends in success, or success?"
Tony Stark found it a little absurd.
If Stephen Strange knew the future, then their efforts should have little effect. Or perhaps all they had to do was continue down this predetermined path.
But it gave Tony Stark the uncomfortable feeling that they were being manipulated.
"I had a precognitive dream of a parallel future. In it, the team we hastily formed was utterly defeated by Thanos, and