Stephen had always been the one in the group most desperate to solve his problem. His life had been largely ruined by the trembling in his hands, and now he was at the final step. He absolutely refused to back down.
"Since you've made up your mind, let's give it a try." The Ancient One waved her hand and pulled Stephen into the Mirror Dimension.
The soul battles had to be fought one at a time. That way, The Ancient One could step in to help at a crucial moment; otherwise, she might not be able to handle an emergency.
Luo Xia and the others couldn't enter the Mirror Dimension, so they could only wait anxiously outside.
"Do you think Stephen can handle it?" Tony asked, a little worried.
"He's the most talented and hardworking one among us. If even he can't do it, we'll probably need to train for a few more years," Norman Osborn said.
Tony didn't crack any jokes this time. Instead, he said with a sigh, "Yeah, Stephen really has worked hard. I never thought I'd be learning magic in a place like this, either. I'll never forget everything that's happened over the past month."
Everyone deeply agreed with Tony.
Over the past month, they had studied together at Kamar-Taj, fought together, and put their heads together to figure out how to deal with monsters. Without realizing it, they had formed a deep friendship.
They weren't just fellow patients but also comrades-in-arms. They had become very close.
"Norman, when we get back, how about having Stark work with me? I can help you improve your aircraft and armor. In return, you can help promote my clean energy plan. What do you think?" Tony asked Norman Osborn.
"It's a win-win partnership, so I'd welcome it. Bruce, if