"This was a little different from what I imagined." Strange could not help himself. From Master Mage Wang's words, he could tell that Hebron did not seem to be an organization that was lawful and righteous in the moral sense.
"You are also a little different from what I knew." Upon hearing Strange's words, Master Mage Wang gave him a somewhat unusual look.
"You make it sound as if you know me very well. Well, in a sense, you really do know me." Strange had just been about to mock him, but then seemed to remember something, and his expression fell.
"I have seen Strange from many universes. Most of them shared the same qualities. They were very good at assessing the situation—or rather, when they had no choice, they would choose the best course of action. Rational to the point of cruelty.
When a universe fell into an enormous crisis, and there was a great possibility that it would spread through the Multiverse like a virus and become a Multiversal Crisis, if they could lock down that universe and let it fend for itself without affecting the other universes, Strange would eventually make that decision.
When disaster was unavoidable, they chose the minimal loss." Master Mage Wang turned his head and continued walking through the library with Strange, stopping and starting along the way. Whenever Strange stopped to take a Spell Tome from the shelves and read it, he would stop beside him. Once Strange returned the book, the two would resume walking and move elsewhere. Their conversation was never interrupted.
"This is something I could do." Strange considered it and realized that he possessed this quality as well. If it truly came down to it, he felt he would most likely make the same choice.
"But unlike those