A desolate little meteorite slowly drifted through the darkness of space, floating so slowly that it seemed almost motionless.
Yet there was a glimmer of light on it that should have been impossible.
A small golden light stood upright on the meteorite.
The figure within it finally slowly opened his eyes.
Intense golden light pierced from his eyes, shooting toward the depths of space.
Leo's body trembled. He stepped forward, but his foot slipped, and his body floated weightlessly upward before slowly falling back down.
Leo lost his balance.
The wings behind him moved slightly, and his entire body floated in midair.
"Where am I?"
Leo looked around in a daze and spoke as he stared at the darkness around him.
I remember being on Stark Tower earlier. Then the Mind Scepter and the Tesseract went out of control. Finally, the Tesseract flew into my hand... Where's the Tesseract?
Leo instinctively glanced at his right hand, but it was empty.
"Where did the Tesseract go?"
His eyes swept across his surroundings. There was only a dark night sky, and beneath his feet was a small meteorite. He could not see any enormous luminous bodies anywhere around him.
In other words, there were no stars nearby.
With the naked eye, he could see only countless stars scattered around him, but none of them was larger than a mung bean.
He had no idea how far those stars were from him, or whether they even still existed.
As for the small meteorite beneath him, it was an irregular circle. To describe it more accurately, it looked like a potato enlarged countless times.
Most of its surface was smooth, but there were also many irregular cracks, depressions, and protrusions across its terrain.
However, it was not very large. It was even only half