The Ancient One looked at Leo's unwavering gaze, then glanced at the situation before her and couldn't help sighing.
"So you really have known about this all along. Did this trouble truly have to come to me?"
A trace of helplessness surfaced in her eyes. She glanced at the Eye of Agamotto on her chest, then raised her head again, her eyes once more clear and lucid.
"The Infinity Stone is the cornerstone of a universe. When an Infinity Stone deviates from its proper place, a new dimension will appear. But that is only one of the factors that can affect the Multiverse."
"In the distant past, there was once such an extremely dark period in the universe. Wars between the Multiverse affected the existence of countless lives, beginning with the simplest plundering and ending with countless civilizations colliding over life and death. Of course, none of that was anything."
The Ancient One looked at Leo, who was staring intently at her, and slowly began to speak.
"But as these wars grew increasingly influential, more and more Parallel Dimensions appeared, and all of them underwent tremendous distortions. The changes to the Cosmic Laws brought by these highly distorted dimensions made them completely immune to any form of contamination."
"As more and more of these incomprehensible dimensions appeared, they eventually triggered the first Boundary Collision. Only then did the Multiversal War, which had existed for who knew how long, gradually calm down."
"Boundary Collision?"
Leo frowned slightly. "You mean that so-called cosmic timeline you drew?"
The Ancient One raised her hand and turned sideways. With a grab from right to left, a golden beam of light that seemed to extend from somewhere unknown was pulled out by her motion.
The golden beam, roughly as thick as a fist, stretched across the