"That's a good question. Can you accept someone entering your mind?" Stephen asked.
"Entering my mind?" Bruce frowned and asked hesitantly, "Is there anything I need to know?"
"For example, whether you're willing to show me the deepest memories and darkness in your heart?" Stephen answered honestly. It was like seeing a doctor. Before treatment, you always had to let the patient know about the side effects of the medicine and the potential risks of the treatment. Especially in this situation, there was no need to hide anything. Once you entered someone's mind, they would know everything.
Stephen did not intend to do anything to Bruce. To avoid any unpleasant surprises later, he naturally had to explain everything clearly.
"Memories? Darkness?" Bruce silently mulled over those two words several times. He had far too many secrets and too much darkness in his heart, things he did not want to share with anyone. Before Thanos, he would have refused without hesitation and tried to find a way to treat himself. But after what he had experienced with Thanos, he could face his darkness and secrets directly.
"Will you know all my memories?" Bruce asked in a low, calm voice after a moment.
"Only some of them. Human memories are vast unless you deliberately focus on something. Usually, the memories that left the deepest impression on you, or the things you care about most, will surface first for me to see. Under normal circumstances, I won't actively probe deeper into your memories and secrets." Stephen answered Bruce's question cautiously. He knew he first had to dispel the other man's resistance before discussing anything further.
"You seem very concerned about my condition?" Rather than agreeing or refusing, Bruce abruptly changed the subject and asked a seemingly irrelevant question. He felt that if it