"You must relinquish your authority over time," Kronos stated his condition.
"Impossible. But I can promise not to delve further into the domain of time, and you must not appear at my point in time either!" Daisy flatly refused, while presenting her own condition.
This was not a business negotiation. There was no need for ten days or half a month of pointless talk and testing each other's limits. They quickly reached an agreement.
Daisy would not continue researching the field of time, would not perform any time-traveling acts herself, and would not use the Time Stone. In return, Kronos agreed that he would not appear at her point in time, nor would he again transmit future scenes to people at her point in time as he had this time.
Both sides took a step back, and the situation returned from confrontation to reason.
Having reached an agreement with Kronos, neither could stand the sight of the other. Without a single unnecessary word, she returned to Kamar-Taj. Only one second had passed since she had left.
Daisy's expression was exquisite and serene. She smiled at Wanda and Hill, radiant as fine jade glowing beneath rosy clouds. Even though the two women were intimately familiar with her, their hearts still stirred.
Thinking about Tom and Jerry now would have been nothing short of sacrilege.
Daisy looked at them, her eyes bright and pure. They now carried a trace of humanity. Since she had reached peace with Kronos, she no longer needed the Time Stone.
Ancient One, the Venerable One, and Thunder God each shifted slightly left or right, simultaneously yielding the central position.
Daisy ignored the three of them, her limpid gaze fixed on Wanda and Hill.
"I love you. I wasn't being controlled; those were entirely my true feelings. Since