Strange was speechless.
He threw up his hands. "Good God, how often is Earth supposed to end? The World Cup only happens once every four years, but Earth faces destruction three times a year?!"
He turned to Homelander and gave him a thumbs-up.
"Homelander, I finally understand why you've been pushing the Space Colonization Plan so hard."
"This lousy planet isn't fit for human life!"
"I take back everything I thought about you. From today on, I'm your most devoted follower!"
"Build those spaceships and get us out of here. I can't stand another day in this hellhole."
Homelander immediately stepped forward and patted Strange on the shoulder, looking moved to have finally found someone who understood him.
"I'm glad you understand what I've been trying to do, Stephen. A hero's road is always lonely."
The Ancient One couldn't bear to listen to the two of them any longer.
"Earth is no ordinary blue planet. It's a nexus of realities in the Multiverse. We cannot abandon it so easily."
She shook her head helplessly, cutting their moment of mutual admiration short.
"Besides, even if Vought could organize the migration of all humanity, finding a new home and moving billions of people would take a very long time."
"But Dormammu's threat is already upon us..."
Curious, Homelander asked, "How powerful is this Dormammu? How does he compare to Odin of Asgard?"
The Ancient One considered it for a moment before giving him an objective assessment.
"If Dormammu left the Dark Dimension and entered ours, he might not be as powerful as Odin."
"But within the Dark Dimension, he is invincible. He has limitless energy and an endless life, and he can manipulate reality there with ease."
"So the best way to beat him is to trick him into coming out?" Homelander