Morgan Stark's Obsession

Fair was fair.

At this moment, it was genuinely hard to describe Ian's feelings in human language.

Only an endless string of question marks could represent them.

Of course.

As a new-era master of emotional management, Ian did not blow up on the spot and start hopping mad. After all, he was almost no longer the fourteen-year-old kid who was about to turn fifteen.

Therefore.

He endured the dizziness in his brain and continued digging for related information.

How to put it? There might actually have been a reasonable explanation for Captain Hydra, for the faith in Superman, and for why Captain America's missionary work had gone so smoothly.

It seemed that after Ian left, because his act of rebooting the multiverse and releasing the concept of hope known as the "Hero Heart" had affected things too profoundly, and because he had briefly occupied the Hero Heart, leaving it with his shape, a kind of worship toward him had gradually begun to grow among the people of this universe.

"Maybe this is something like the 'telegony' effect." Ian could only comfort himself inwardly. The so-called telegony effect was an ancient concept that had already been disproven by modern genetics.

Its core claim was: after a female individual mated with a previous male, even if she later mated with another male and became pregnant, her offspring might still display certain traits of the previous male.

Although this theory had already been disproven in the scientific community, that did not mean it could not enjoy a second spring on the mystical side. Perhaps only the OAA knew whether Ian had left his traces inside the [Hero Heart].

At least judging from the reality of the situation, the [Hero Heart] really did contain Ian's color. Ian's brief occupation of the [Hero Heart] had