Strange was stunned—hadn't Harry been captured?
"Why are you so surprised, Doctor? It wasn't hard to make one or two duplicates." As Harry spoke, he controlled the floor beneath them and brought Strange before him.
Strange pondered what exactly was happening.
Making one or two duplicates wasn't difficult, but duplicates were connected to one another. If one had been taken into that place... it should have become an independent individual, from its soul to its consciousness.
Seeing this, Harry said, "Doctor... it seemed you knew something about those mysterious people?"
Judging by Ancient One's behavior, she should have known about the TVA.
Moreover, as the owner of the Time Stone, exploring the mysteries of time was practically instinctive for the Sorcerer Supreme. The TVA must have crossed paths with them.
Hearing Harry's question, Strange let out a slight sigh—he did know something.
The Nanobots in the floor gathered like water, forming a table and chairs. Harry gestured for him to sit and explain.
Strange did not refuse. Sitting down, he began, "After you first encountered them in that universe filled with zombies, I became interested in them and looked through some materials at Kamar-Taj that only the Sorcerer Supreme could access."
"Tell me what you found."
Strange drew a glowing line through the air to represent the Timeline.
"We know that the time controlled by the Time Stone and traveling into the past through the Quantum Realm were entirely different mechanisms."
Harry nodded.
The Time Stone was equivalent to a gem that recorded the states of every particle in this universe at every moment from the present to the future. Thus, it could freely alter the state of objects, even the universe itself. On the surface, it appeared to be controlling "time."
Or it could be considered control over time