He caught the scent of a fragrance that wasn't there.
Deadpool passed out with a blissful smile.
No one knew whether it was real or just an attempt to hide his embarrassment.
As Su Ming marveled at how absurdly resilient Deadpool's mindset was, he hoisted the massive cable onto his shoulder.
His steps were steady.
He walked toward the damaged core interface and began his simple, brutal "repair work."
Behind them, the time ship completely disintegrated in the turbulence.
It shattered into countless fragments, swept by the raging torrent of time toward the unknown.
Time Variance Authority, Command Center and surrounding areas.
While Su Ming and the others risked their lives repairing the cable at the end of time,
Judge Ravonna and Miss Minutes' coup plan was proceeding in an orderly fashion.
Ravonna stood before the main control console.
Miss Minutes' orange hologram floated beside her.
She projected data streams from countless timelines.
Their eyes were fixed on a branch in the nineteenth century.
On a young boy named Victor Timely.
—He was one of He Who Remains' variants, one who had yet to awaken.
"That's him."
Ravonna's voice was calm, carrying an unquestionable decisiveness.
Without entrusting the task to anyone else, she personally traveled through a Time Door to a dusty nineteenth-century town.
She handed a TVA manual, oddly bound and filled with symbols of future technology and complex equations,
to the young Victor, who was curious about the world yet had nowhere to apply his talents.
That manual was like a stone cast into a still lake.
More than that, it was like a cheat code, opening the door to advanced technology for Victor Timely ahead of time.
It ensured that his inventions and ideas developed along the path they had set out, one that would allow