"Do you think this operation will succeed?" Ravonna asked.
In the office, she sat across from Harry.
Harry spread his hands. "If you sent me, it would succeed. But as things stand... I don't know. Honestly, it hurts that you'd rather trust Loki than me."
"Hmph... The Time Criminal we're pursuing now is just small fry. All the Timeline branches she has ever caused don't amount to even one-tenth of what your group created."
Harry did not respond to that.
But the TVA was even more... backward than he had imagined.
An inefficient organization, outdated combat methods, and they could not even communicate with the field in real time. It was almost exactly as it had been portrayed in the story.
They clearly possessed the most advanced technology, yet its practical performance during real-time missions was hard to praise.
Although Ravonna did not trust Harry, one thing he had said was true: Sylvie's target was the TVA and the Time Keepers.
During her years on the run, Sylvie had attacked many TVA agents, stolen their reset charges, and kidnapped field agent C-20.
Harry had withheld one piece of information: the two Lokis had actually met before—at Pompeii in 79 AD, where Loki had caused havoc to prove his theory was correct.
In fact, his rampage had also alerted Sylvie—because she had been there, she knew the TVA had discovered how to find her hiding places.
So this operation at Roxxon Carter was a trap. Sylvie would ambush them there.
Outside the TVA, Sylvie's magic would finally have room to shine. Her abilities were possession and telepathy. She had learned from C-20 how to find the Time Keepers, and now all she needed was an opportunity.
An opportunity while the Time Variance Authority was undermanned.
But this female Loki's plan was