The moment He Who Remains died, the Time Controller in his hand became ownerless.
Just then.
An eerie disturbance came from the depths of the universe.
The halo of the Sacred Timeline surrounding the castle shook violently and expanded.
Like a torrent breaking free of its restraints.
It surged toward endless possibilities, splitting into countless new branches.
Outside the castle windows, it formed a Multiverse network as complex as a nervous system.
The shifting light reflected off every stunned face in the office.
"It's over..."
Gentleman Rocket muttered:
"Now everything's really gone to hell."
"Don't just stand there!"
Su Ming was the first to react.
He quickly grabbed the strangely shaped Time Controller from the table.
"Move!"
He operated the controller, and a golden Time Door opened before them.
Deadpool helped the exhausted Sylvie up and called to the still-dazed group.
They quickly stepped through the Time Door.
Time Variance Authority (TVA)
The once-orderly place was now in complete disarray.
Scarlet alarms representing abnormal timeline branches flashed incessantly.
The formerly arrogant TVA staff ran around like headless flies.
On the holographic screens, the once clear and singular "Sacred Timeline" had exploded into a constantly multiplying ball of tangled yarn.
Piercing alarms rang out one after another.
Drowning out every command and communication.
"Repeat! The timeline branch in Sector B-77 has exceeded its critical threshold!"
"Unknown timeline energy has invaded the main corridor!"
"The reset team has lost contact!"
"Wow, this is livelier than a Mexican carnival!"
Deadpool commented with a whistle.
"I hate this feeling!"
Rocket clawed irritably at his ears.
"It's completely out of control! Unknowns, nothing but damn unknowns!
I want to go back!
Right now!
Immediately!"
Su Ming held down the agitated Rocket.
"Calm down, Rocket.
The Multiverse has opened.
The original timelines were bound to be