Stark was very concerned about what the Living Tribunal had said that day. He believed there was far too much uncertainty involved, and his words were filled with dissatisfaction that the Living Tribunal had something to say but refused to say it outright, insisting on keeping it hidden.
Limited by his own perspective, Stark felt that the Living Tribunal was indeed being unnecessarily mysterious. There was no need for that, was there?
But in Daisy's view, perhaps some future event required precisely the uncertainty currently surrounding Stark in order to come about. There were simply too many variables in the future, and making preparations in advance could not exactly be called wrong.
As for Stark calling the Living Tribunal a Cosmic Administrator, that was clearly inaccurate. It was the administrator of the entire multiverse—the general manager of the whole corporation, not the person in charge of a branch office.
There was quite a gap in rank there, but there was no need to explain further. Daisy nodded to indicate that she remembered and understood clearly. So, what was it?
"I remember him saying something to me. Maybe my brain received the signal, but some mental mechanism blocked it..."
Stark went on and on about his theory, attempting to explain the entire matter in his own way.
Daisy's earlier argument of, 'When the time comes, you'll naturally understand,' was far too passive for him. What if he did not live to see that time? What if the premise of this guess was wrong from the start?
"I think what he said was some kind of maxim. I emptied my mind, then asked Professor Charles to read part of my memories. Through a newly developed coding program, I decoded this information. Take a look..."
With that, Stark pulled out a huge stack