"Who's calling my name?" No sooner had Steve finished speaking than a small figure appeared before everyone—a cartoon clock whose art style was completely out of place with everything around it.
This was Miss Minutes of the Time Variance Authority. She was the system operations guide, the keeper of confidential information, and the coordinator of strategic missions.
Miss Minutes could be called the secretary of the entire Time Variance Authority—not only the secretary of the three Time Keepers on the surface, but also the secretary of the man behind them, He Who Remains, Kang the Conqueror.
In other words, Miss Minutes understood the Time Variance Authority better than anyone.
Even if Miss Minutes looked full of cartoonish charm and childlike whimsy, just a retro cartoon clock.
She could still monitor the Time Variance Authority at every moment and use her appearance to lower the employees' guard.
No one would think a cartoon figure like Miss Minutes was a bad person. After all, compared with direct camera surveillance, Miss Minutes was much more interesting.
Even the employees whose brainwashing had been undone did not think Miss Minutes could be some villain.
But the battle-hardened Avengers were not so easily fooled.
The Avengers knew very well how important artificial intelligence was, and they understood even more clearly just how many secrets an AI could know. No matter how harmless Miss Minutes looked, the Avengers would never believe she knew nothing about the Time Variance Authority's situation.
"Yikes! Who are you people? Are you intruders?" Miss Minutes froze when she saw the Avengers, then cried out in shock, "Captain America? Iron Man? The Avengers? Then who are the rest of you? How did you break in here?"
"Jarvis. Cyborg," Steve said, not answering Miss Minutes' question, but directly calling out the names of