Mordo turned to look at the other members.
"Strange will always be Strange. Arrogant, conceited, convinced he can control everything." Mordo raised his voice. "He claims he is willing to give up magic, but that is merely an excuse he fabricated to survive. Traveling the multiverse is itself a crime. His crossing universes to come here makes him the greatest threat."
"To protect our universe, I propose the Execution of this Variant Strange. We cannot take any risks. He must pay for traveling across the multiverse."
Black Bolt sat in his chair, his cold gaze fixed on Strange.
Without saying a word, he slowly raised his right hand in agreement.
Captain Carter leaned back in her chair, her brow tightly furrowed.
She looked at Strange, then at Mordo, a trace of hesitation visible between her brows.
Clearly, what Strange had just said about Steve had moved her to some extent.
Moreover, she instinctively recoiled from directly executing someone who had not yet committed a crime.
But this concerned the safety of the entire universe, and she did not dare make a reckless gamble. Her heart swayed between reason and morality.
Captain Marvel Maria said with disgust, "I agree. The sooner we deal with him, the sooner I can go back to drinking coffee."
Mister Fantastic Reed looked over his companions' reactions, then said coldly, "From the standpoint of risk probability, Mordo's proposal is indeed the safest solution."
Though completely isolated, Strange did not beg for mercy. He simply found the whole thing utterly absurd.
"No."
Professor X, Charles Xavier, voiced a different opinion.
His gaze swept over the other members, his expression compassionate. "One Strange may have gone down the wrong path, but that does not mean every version of him in the multiverse is destined to fall. He has