Tony Stark could not understand it!
If Loki received the same warning from the world when recycling the Infinity Stones, then even if he could not obtain the seventy million Points from recycling them, he would have felt a little better.
After all, neither of them would have been able to recycle them.
But the fact that Loki could recycle them left him deeply unbalanced.
If recycling the Infinity Stones would truly cause a disaster in the world and return the universe to Chaos, then why had nothing happened in Loki's world?
Their worlds might have been parallel timelines, but the direction of their worldlines was practically identical.
There could not possibly be any difference between the Infinity Stones, right?
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Fuck!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Isn't it just world destruction?!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Using that to threaten me!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "You really did threaten me in the right place!"
Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "Damn it!"
Regardless of whether his mentality had exploded, the remnants of his rationality still reminded him not to let anger cloud his judgment.
He could not gamble the entire universe on whether recycling the Infinity Stones would trigger the other Infinity Stones to explode and return the world to Chaos.
He could not bear the consequences, nor did he have the nerve.
Ordinary Group Owner: "I can feel Tony's anger even across worlds."
Utaha Kasumigaoka: "How could he not be angry? That was seventy million Points."
Utaha Kasumigaoka: "At the time, Tony held the Tesseract worth one hundred million Points. He could have obtained seventy million Points just by recycling it, but because of an ominous premonition, he gave up."
Utaha Kasumigaoka: "But now Loki did not sense any premonition at all and directly