Axia City, Conqueror Fortress.
"Everyone, this is Kang's control room!"
Lord Krylar led the way with an awkward smile. Once he learned the Conqueror had been defeated, he had been shocked, but had promptly surrendered to save his own skin. He no longer resisted any of their demands.
Scott followed behind him and couldn't help muttering to Pym, "Hank, seriously, that smile of his makes me uncomfortable."
Pym kept his eyes ahead. "Staying alive is all that matters to him."
They passed through a heavy metal door, and the space opened up before them.
This was the heart of Conqueror Fortress: Kang's private domain.
Situated at the very center of Conqueror Fortress and Axia City, the room was vast and orderly. Through its windows, they had an unobstructed view of the dim sky outside.
In the middle of the room stood a huge spherical chair: Kang's Time Chair. From that seat, he had once observed the past and future of timelines across the Multiverse.
"The console's over here."
Janet stood before a circular console, her hands flying across a three-dimensional interface that appeared in midair. Streams of data cascaded past her fingers.
"All of this is Kang's technology..." Miles looked around, awe flashing in his eyes.
Conqueror Kang had come close to the pinnacle of technology. In his hands, it had reached the point of magic. He might even have touched the truth of the universe; science and magic, after all, led to the same place.
At that thought, Miles murmured, "Aurora, have you recorded everything?"
"My processing resources are already running at full capacity, Miles," Aurora answered him directly through Telepathy. "Kang's technological system is too vast and complex. Compared with what's in my database, even the creations of the Eternals look somewhat primitive next to his technology..."
"You're