"JARVIS, start a data comparison."
Compared with what he judged by eye, Tony trusted data more.
"Sir, after data analysis and comparison, this is indeed the real world."
JARVIS calculated very quickly. After a brief comparison, he had his answer.
"Have you still not noticed that the red mist and the pyramid are already gone?"
Natasha stepped forward, her expression grave.
The moment she said that, the others immediately looked toward the sky and where the inverted pyramid had been. The clouds in the sky no longer held even the faintest trace of white, and where the pyramid had stood, only a huge pit remained.
It was obvious that Hiss had been left in that "world," but...
"Though I don't want to say this, can that bald mage really handle it?
I'm not doubting her. It's just that the difference in build between those two feels way too big!"
With his arms folded, Deadpool just couldn't see any chance of winning.
"You'd better believe in her. Otherwise, Earth is going to be in big trouble!" An existence of that level was not something they could interfere with right now, so Steve could only choose to believe in her power.
"Speaking of which, you S.H.I.E.L.D. people don't have any contingency plan for this?"
Tony shot Nick Fury a sideways glance, his expression ugly. He was a little worried about Pepper and the others.
"..."
Nick Fury said nothing, his face dark. He had his own bitter troubles. What S.H.I.E.L.D. usually dealt with was not this kind of thing. Aliens were one thing, but this was the first time they had encountered this kind of extra-dimensional life-form.
Coulson looked at Nick Fury with admiration. As expected of someone who could become director—his mentality really was steady.
Tap.
Without spending too much time,