Side Effects of the Infinity Stones

However, after thinking for a while, he still didn't dare to use the Cosmic Cube to travel to the so-called parallel world.

The Cosmic Cube is very powerful; it can go almost anywhere. Su Yao knew that it could even be used to travel to various dimensions.

For example, Dormammu's Dark Dimension is even Heaven and Hell! Of course, you can go there, but whether you can come back alive is another question mark.

It's important to understand that Dimensional Demon God are extremely powerful within their own dimensional space, far surpassing the power they wield outside of it. If someone were to travel through such a space and were unlucky enough to encounter the true dimensional being, they might be instantly killed.

Traveling through so-called parallel worlds—let alone whether the Cosmic Cube can do it, even if it could, Su Yao had some doubts: would it be a one-way trip?

For example, you might travel to a parallel world, or the Cosmic Cube might suddenly malfunction...

Of course, Su Yao is more inclined to believe that the Infinity Stones can be used in parallel universes. As for why the Infinity Stones cannot be used in the Time Variance Authority, it is simply because the Time Variance Authority is located in a special space.

Of course, it's also possible that the Infinity Stones might be unusable in other parallel universes, although the probability is relatively small, it's not impossible.

Everything is unknown until it is tried, and Su Yao is definitely not going to use the Cosmic Cube and take that risk.

Compared to using the Cosmic Cube, there is another way to go to parallel worlds. Su Yao remembers that the portals in Kama Taj can do this.

It's much more convenient and faster than the Cosmic Cube, and there's no risk of it malfunctioning.

Su Yao pondered when he could obtain a Sling Ring, an auxiliary item for casting portals, and then cast a portal to see what would happen.

As for now, let's forget about it.

After testing the Cosmic Cube, his gaze turned to the Mind Scepter on the other side.

Su Yao thoughtfully at the gem at the top of the scepter.

Each Infinity Stones comes with some side effects when used. The Power Stone is very clear: touching it will cause injury, and if you can't withstand it, it will explode and kill you. Ordinary people cannot use it.

The side effects of the Time Stone are unknown, but it is highly likely that each use will have some impact on time.

When Doctor Strange first used the Time Stone, the object he tested was an apple, which subtly alluded to the forbidden fruit in the Bible, implying that Doctor Strange had eaten the forbidden fruit.

Even the Ancient One warned Doctor Strange not to use the Time Stone without permission.

It is obvious that excessive use of the Time Stone will cause chaos in the timeline and other aspects, and in severe cases, it may even lead to the collapse of the Timeline.

For example, there's Doctor Strange in a certain universe. Unlike the Doctor Strange in the Main Universe, he also had a car accident, but he was unharmed, while his girlfriend Christine died.

In order to resurrect his girlfriend, he traveled around learning magic and eventually became the Supreme Mage.

He believed that the Ancient One was dead and no one could stop him, so he decided to use the Time Stone to reverse time and bring Christine back to life.

But the truth is, Infinity how much Infinite tries to save her, time and time again, he can't stop Christine from dying. Christine always dies due to various accidents.

He was either in a car accident or shot dead; all sorts of unexpected events...

When Doctor Strange was in despair, the Ancient One, who was still alive in the past Timeline, sensed him and appeared to explain things to Doctor Strange.

Basically, Christine's death is a crucial Absolute Time Point; Doctor Strange was able to become the Supreme Mage only after her death.

Since Doctor Strange cannot return to save her unless he becomes the Supreme Mage, Christine must die no matter what, which is the Absolute Time Point, and the logic is closed.

If the Ancient One hadn't come out, Doctor Strange would have been in despair and might have been depressed for a few days before accepting reality. But the Ancient One's explanation gave him renewed confidence.

After all, the Ancient One had taught him that anything is possible.

He felt that it was just Absolute Time Point. In front of a mage, nothing was absolute, and there would definitely be a way to solve it.

To this end, Doctor Strange traveled through time to the Lost Library of Magic, where there was indeed a way to change Absolute Time Point. The method was simple; all it took was sufficient power.

That's simple. There are many ways for a magician to gain power, whether it's borrowing from Dimensional Demon God or something else.

The simplest method was to use dark magic to absorb the mysterious creatures! So Doctor Strange created a summoning magic circle and kept summoning mysterious creatures. He would summon and absorb, absorb and summon, and his strength increased rapidly. However, as he absorbed more and more of these mysterious creatures, he gradually became neither human nor ghost.

With the energy, everything became simple. Doctor Strange used the Time Stone to forcibly revive Christine.

Unfortunately, those who manipulate time usually end up being manipulated by time. Christine was resurrected, but the universe also encountered problems and entered a state of collapse! Even Doctor Strange, who was almost invincible at this time, could not stop the collapse of the universe.

Doctor Strange's power also allowed him to sense the Watcher, a big-headed kid who silently observes the development of the universe but does nothing.

Unfortunately, although he prayed to the Watcher to save his universe, the Watcher always remained silent, watching the universe march toward destruction.

During this process, he also warned Doctor Strange that disrupting the course of time would only bring more destruction.

Unsurprisingly, Doctor Strange could only watch helplessly as the universe was destroyed, unable to do anything about it...

Just like in the future, Iron Man Tony Stark sacrificed himself to the Snap, but Doctor Strange couldn't revive him with the Time Stone.

Tony Stark died because of the Snap. If time were reversed and he were resurrected, then the logic that Tony Stark the Snap to eliminate Thanos and his army would disappear, and the dead Thanos and others would also be resurrected, which would mean starting all over again...

It could be said that the Time Stone has the least noticeable side effects, but when those side effects occur, they can be the most terrifying.

Of course, this doesn't mean there's no power to disregard logic.

As Su Yao pondered this, he couldn't help but think of Chaos Magic.

Unlike the Time Stone, Chaos Magic Reality Warping by ignoring logic, forcibly changing everything without causing things to collapse; logic is directly and forcibly self-consistent.

This shows that the power of Chaos Magic is inherently extremely high.

At least the issue of time logic is nothing to Chaos Magic and will not cause collapse.

pity...

"Unfortunately, the Reality Warping by Chaos Magic is currently only a passive effect; who knows when it might occur..."

Su Yao felt a pang of regret.

Of course, it's not to say that the Reality Warping by Chaos Magic is without pattern. The more unstable one's mental state, the more likely one is to fall into a state of collapse and despair, the higher the probability of Chaos Magic going berserk.

The more unstable one's emotions, the stronger the power of Chaos Magic becomes...

Turning the Sentinel Robot into a butterfly was just a normal trigger and didn't reach the point of going berserk...