Doctor Strange considered it for a moment, then agreed to the meeting. In his view, Stark must have discovered something utterly impossible to resolve. Otherwise, given the distance between them now, he would never have requested this meeting.
Still, he harbored some resentment. Stark's daily suspicious stares made him uncomfortable. He did not know how Daisy had put up with it, but he could not.
I haven't done anything bad. Just because I stay home, you have to monitor me? What the hell is wrong with you?
Captain America called Stark to the New York Sanctum for a face-to-face discussion.
Seeing Supreme Captain for the first time, Stark was honestly a little surprised. Two people could be fused into one person like that? That world was far too bizarre...
"I think we need to talk in private." He did not want to discuss this in front of the two Captains.
"Is it a personal matter or official business?"
"Official business."
Doctor Strange looked at him impassively. "If it's official business, there's no need to hide it. I trust the character of both Captains. During this time, Supreme Captain and I have traveled to many worlds and fought side by side. I trust him more than I trust you."
After weighing it over, Stark decided to tell the truth. The fall of the Living Tribunal had shaken him too deeply, and its implications were too far-reaching. Right now, he urgently needed guidance from the magical side.
"It's the Living Tribunal. He has fallen..." The moment the words left his mouth, the entire world seemed to tremble along with them. Doctor Strange frowned and raised a hand, casting a silencing spell. Sound lost air as its medium, and the Sanctum fell completely silent, without the faintest echo.
A narrow slit opened in