Tony Meets God

"If you don't believe me, you can hack into the satellites in the sky and take a look yourself. You like hacking into things, anyway," Fury said sarcastically.

But seeing Tony so utterly shocked still gave him a strange sense of satisfaction.

Some things were better borne by everyone else together than by one person alone.

"Jarvis, investigate this immediately." Tony actually pulled out his phone and contacted his artificial intelligence remotely.

Stark Industries Group didn't have any satellites of its own yet.

And the result was naturally the same as the truth.

Ten minutes and fifty-four seconds.

Looking at the number, Tony felt that it had become some kind of mysterious number representing mystery itself—and the greatest mystery of all, far surpassing any other mysterious number.

After all, it had caused the flow of time across the entire Earth to stop!

Tony stared at his phone for a long time without saying anything.

In fact, it wasn't just Tony.

Some of the others had also felt a great terror when they first heard that time across the entire Earth had stopped. But the terror they felt seemed to pale in comparison to Tony's. Even Thor, who feared neither Heaven nor Earth, had been warned by his father before coming here and had roughly learned how terrifying the other party was.

"Tony." Fury looked at the dazed Tony and sensed that something was wrong. "Are you all right?"

"I'm fine, thanks. I'm just..." Tony opened his mouth, struggling to express himself. "So, we have a God now?"

"That's right. That's exactly how it is." Fury placed a hand on Tony's shoulder and stared into his eyes with his single eye. "I know you're an atheist, and it may be difficult for you to accept this all at once. But this