A Mortal Body, Standing Shoulder to Shoulder with Deities; At the Cost of a World's Destruction

Tony Stark spoke casually, as though the Time Stone truly had no use for him. But was the Time Stone really useless?

Naturally not.

Even if it could not observe Tony's future, the Time Stone could still control time within a certain area and even manipulate Causality.

Even setting aside the power of time, the Time Stone itself possessed immense energy—energy that could even be described as "Infinity."

Anything possessing endless energy inherently held unimaginable value.

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "The one with the problem is Teacher Ancient One."

Richest Man in the Lighthouse: "I'm really worried she'll regard the Eye of Agamotto as the symbol of Kamar-Taj's Sorcerer Supreme and refuse to use it as the price of saving her own life."

Tony Stark said with a shrug.

Ordinary Group Owner: "You..."

Su Yunqing looked at Tony Stark's messages and, for a moment, did not know what to say.

Tony had spent so long being unreliable in the Chat Group that she had forgotten he was someone who could "stand shoulder to shoulder with deities in a mortal body."

Did Ancient One and Tony truly share a deep relationship?

Apparently, not necessarily.

If he had not inherited the legacy of his parallel-universe self, the Sorcerer Supreme of the Parallel Universe, Tony would not have had much connection with Kamar-Taj. At the very least, in this timeline, he would not have become Kamar-Taj's Sorcerer Supreme.

Even if he came into contact with Kamar-Taj and Ancient One, having inherited the legacy of his parallel-universe self meant he did not need anyone else's guidance.

Their relationship could not be called particularly deep. It was probably not even as close as his relationship with the other members of the Avengers Alliance.

Yet despite such a relationship, Tony was willing to pay with