"In the future I saw—in the future where I did not exist—I saw the disaster that befell Sokovia."
Only then did Leo look at Wanda in front of him with a strange glint in his eyes.
"I guess what you saw inside Stark's mind definitely wasn't as simple as I thought. Perhaps you've already guessed what Stark was thinking, and were even preparing to give him the Mind Stone."
"Just as you said before, you not only saw Stark's fear, but also his self-destruction."
Wanda's eyes grew even more complicated as she looked at the youth before her, who seemed to be a few years younger than herself. She truly could not understand how he had grown to such a level.
This was a secret belonging solely to Wanda's worldview. When she triggered the mental fears of others, she could roughly guess their thoughts.
She could even see part of a person's future trajectory within those visions.
Wanda also understood that what she had seen in Stark's mind was definitely not that simple. The tragic scenes, the sight of the Avengers being wiped out, and even Captain America's final words before his death all indicated part of the future's course.
This was something Wanda understood instinctively. Although the future definitely would not unfold exactly as she had seen it, those scenes would certainly appear before Stark in another form.
That was precisely why Wanda had not killed Stark. Instead, she wanted Stark to die in even greater agony.
At first, the scene of all the Avengers dying had not affected Wanda much. It had only caused a slight ache in her heart.
But as the later scenes appeared, Wanda found herself somewhat unable to bear them.
A devastating disaster had appeared on Earth. Countless Chitauri invaded the planet, and the