"You just sold off Kamar-Taj's knowledge like that?" Strange asked, somewhat displeased.
Most of the books Harry sold had been copied verbatim from Kamar-Taj—though those books contained a lot of filler and were usually priced low. The books edited by the Osborn Group were worth more.
Harry spread his hands. "I bought those books from Ancient One. There weren't any additional terms saying resale was prohibited."
Strange was somewhat helpless, but that was indeed true.
Still, who would have thought Harry would sell that knowledge like ordinary merchandise? Shouldn't normal people keep such things closely guarded?
This mission also made Tony, who was standing nearby, unable to hold back any longer. "Why did you have him infiltrate Stark Industries?"
"Because the Tesseract is there—and don't you want to know what Stark Industries in another universe is doing?"
Tony thought about it. He really was curious, since that world's course of development was completely different from this one.
But when it came to its direction of development, everyone had the same question: the Osborn Group had already come into contact with quite a few Parallel Universes, so why... did only this universe seem to have an Osborn Group?
And Harry had never personally conducted any related interference experiments.
"I'm more curious about what the Osborn Groups in other universes are doing." Tony shrugged.
Harry smiled. "You'll find out soon enough. Dr. Pym, prepare to accelerate that world's timeline."
Hank had recently made a new research breakthrough: because of the Quantum Realm, the flow of time differed from universe to universe.
To ensure that time in the camp within the Quantum Realm matched the time of the macroscopic universe, a large amount of Quantum Energy was needed to maintain the time flow on both sides.
But if Quantum Energy were manipulated to