Harry had once completely reversed time in The Amazing Spider-Man universe, freezing space-time at the moment before Gwen's death and undoing what had already happened.
The entire process had not relied on the power of the Infinity Stones. It could be called an unprecedented feat, but Black Strange's situation was different.
Black Strange had damaged his universe's temporal structure and, in the truest sense, destroyed his universe. Along with it, all of that universe's energy and information had vanished into oblivion.
So the man could only sit endlessly in a pocket dimension he had created, recalling everything that had once been.
"Then... tell me your method. If you tell me now that this is false advertising, or ask me to get into some virtual pod, I might use every last ounce of strength to tear you apart."
Black Strange spoke the most terrifying words in the calmest tone.
It was hard to blame him. Trying to pull anyone consumed by despair out of it carried risks, not to mention that the bald Watcher had unnecessarily let slip a few things before leaving.
Harry paid no attention to Black Strange's threat. After all, he was no con man.
The two stood in the core section of the massive cosmic structure. The Osborn Group was carrying out large-scale development across the universe, and everything was waiting to be rebuilt.
Looking at it all, Harry did not answer Black Strange's question first. Instead, he asked one.
"How much do you know about the origins of this universe—I mean the universe including the multiverse?"
"...The Big Bang, then the six elements necessary for life condensed into the Infinity Stones. As time passed, order gradually arrived, and the world became what it is now."
"Was the Big Bang the first event?"
Black Strange fell silent.