Wanda was somewhat surprised. "Me? Affecting parallel universes?"
When she had first met Apocalypse, he had told her that she "concerned the fate of another universe."
Back then, everyone had thought Apocalypse was just telling a man's lie to pick her up.
Now, on the other side of the stars, she heard the same thing again from another race. Wanda could not help but waver.
Could she really possess such powerful abilities?
But that should not have been possible.
At most, she was only somewhat stronger than the Hulk. Let alone a parallel universe, even destroying Earth would not be easy for her.
The Watcher turned his three pairs of white eyes toward her. "Ms. Wanda, do not doubt yourself. Your potential is far greater than you imagine."
Wanda asked, "How will I affect a parallel universe? If I can, I will try my best to be careful and not harm the lives in that universe."
The Watcher shook his head. "We are Watchers. It would not be appropriate for us to reveal that to you."
"Tang?" Wanda looked toward Apocalypse.
Apocalypse spread his hands. "I do not know either. Once you become strong enough, you will probably find out."
The original timeline had already been completely changed.
Wanda had not gotten together with Vision, so she likely would not lose control in grief over Vision's death.
As for the later series of actions involving using the Darkhold to search for her children in parallel universes, they probably would not happen either.
But Wanda was, after all, the Scarlet Witch. Her potential was there; it was simply unknown how it would be developed.
"Oh..."
Kind-hearted by nature, Wanda could not help feeling dejected, worried about the lives she might harm.
Apocalypse could only comfort her. "Do not worry. When the