Nick Fury was not sure whether his suspicions about He-El were correct, but someone had to remain wary of He-El.
Especially since Nick Fury had already begun to feel that he could not fully trust He-El.
At the same time, he needed someone equally wary of He-El to verify his suspicions and assist him.
Stephen Strange was an excellent tool to use.
When Stephen Strange had first come to S.H.I.E.L.D. with Ancient One, he had still held He-El in high regard, with admiration and sincere respect.
But after Ancient One's death, Stephen Strange had repeatedly and vehemently opposed He-El obtaining the Reality Stone. There had to be information involved that Nick Fury did not know.
Nick Fury pondered for a moment, then chose the simplest method and went directly to Stephen Strange's room.
"I don't have time to deal with you. If Director Fury has nothing important, please don't disturb me." Inside the room, Stephen Strange sat cross-legged on the bed, his fingers constantly forming strange gestures. With his eyes closed, he was casting a tracking spell based on the lingering aura Thor had left behind. Sensing Nick Fury outside the door, he spoke in a flat, emotionless voice.
"I won't disturb you for long. We're on the same side." Using his authority as director, Nick Fury opened the electronic lock and walked straight in. Looking at Stephen Strange on the bed, he said, "You can remain in that position. I'm only here to ask you a few questions."
Stephen Strange fell silent for a moment.
He now felt that he was no longer on the same side as the Avengers.
At the very least, He-El's position, along with the fact that some Avengers approved of his actions, had created a divide between Stephen Strange and them.
Such a severe