The many Avengers members suddenly came to their senses. If what Stephen Strange said was true, if the Infinity Stones were real, then there was a problem with him proactively refusing Vivian, whom He-El had long prepared to contain the Reality Stone.
If he was lying, then which part was false?
Was there something he wanted to obtain from that Mysterious Space that was about to open?
Whatever it was, it would be best not to let Stephen Strange come into contact with that space.
At the very least, they had to make sure he was worthy of everyone's trust.
In an instant, the Avengers members exchanged glances and realized they had all noticed the issue and begun to grow wary.
It was not only the Avengers members who realized the problem. Stephen Strange's heart skipped a beat. "This is bad."
He knew that stepping forward at this moment and ostensibly asking to seal the Reality Stone himself would make people far too suspicious of his motives.
But Stephen Strange truly did not want He-El to come into contact with the Infinity Stones.
He had complete trust in the Ancient One, and he had great admiration for what He-El had done for the world. He had also kept the Ancient One's warning firmly in mind.
Previously, he had not believed He-El had any interest in the Infinity Stones, because after obtaining the Mind Scepter, He-El had simply given it up and handed it to Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D. for safekeeping.
But from another perspective, even if it was entrusted to Nick Fury, given He-El's relationship with him and the power he now wielded across the world, couldn't He-El still deploy the Mind Scepter whenever he wished? Wasn't it still effectively in his hands?
Nick Fury was merely his steward, keeping