Please Let Me Call You Father-in-Law

After Loki and the Tesseract vanished, S.H.I.E.L.D. launched a full-scale search for him, and the Avengers mobilized once more. They knew that if they let that guy run loose, he would bring enormous trouble.

William and the others from the future, under Black Widow's cover, immediately evacuated Stark Tower. They barely evaded the Avengers' and S.H.I.E.L.D.'s search before reaching the location of the Watcher's shuttle.

Fortunately, they had parked in a remote enough place and had not been discovered. When William and the others reached the shuttle, they found that Thor, who should have been guarding it, was sitting beside the ship with his head lowered, snoring away. Empty beer bottles littered the ground around his feet.

"That guy actually fell asleep?" Iron Man looked surprised.

"No, I think he's already dead," Hawkeye said.

"Hey, Hammer Bro, wake up." William stepped forward and patted Thor's face.

Thor jolted awake, wiped the drool from the corner of his mouth, and said, "Huh? How did I fall asleep? Have you finished your mission already?"

Bruce and Hawkeye took out the green Time Stone, while Captain America handed the yellow Mind Stone to William.

"Time Stone 1/1"

"Mind Stone 1/1"

That meant they had successfully collected two of the five Infinity Stones. Bruce asked, "Since we can't get the Space Stone in this timeline, where should we look for another one?"

As one of the most famous Infinity Stones, the Space Stone had appeared many times throughout the Marvel universe's timeline.

At the very beginning, according to legend, after Odin's war against the Frost Giants, he sealed it away in Norway in northern Europe in 965 AD.

Later, in 1942, during World War II, Red Skull, the leader of Hydra, found the Tesseract in Tønsberg, Norway, and studied it to arm Hydra's forces.