The Illuminati's purpose was simple: to solve problems no one else could solve. And by "no one else," they did not mean ordinary people, but all superheroes, governments, and S.H.I.E.L.D. They would resolve problems without anyone knowing, and they would not tell anyone even when problems arose. Only that could demonstrate the lofty sophistication of this little team.
Namor, who had never cared much about heroic deeds, was talked into joining by the others. His beliefs gradually changed without him realizing it, and in the end, he also came to think of himself as such a great man. These five fellows truly had good judgment.
They had Wakanda's former king, Atlantis's prince, the Mutants' highly respected leader, the Sorcerer Supreme, a super-rich tycoon, and the number one super scientist in the world.
Their sights were all set on difficult missions. A middle school student losing his bicycle, someone failing to pay taxes, gang shootouts—none of that concerned them! The division of labor in society was different. They were going to solve the problems at the very top of the pyramid.
Mr. Fantastic planned to make up for his sins. Since he had released the Brood, he had the obligation to seal them away again.
His old companions thought this was suitably impressive. It could be done!
But it involved far too much knowledge. Even with his immense learning, he could not figure it all out at once.
Besides, it was too far away. What happened in the universe was a little like trying to see through fog for him.
Fortunately, he now had several people helping him. Stark's role as a mechanical expert needed no explanation. Doctor Strange was a master of spatial magic and had conducted extensive research into seals. Professor Charles had the title of professor, and with