"What does this have to do with Leon? Why?" Holland Spider asked in confusion.
"Because of that Mind Stone," B-15 explained.
"Superman crossed into a Parallel Universe and took the Mind Stone, which led to Thanos breaking from his usual pattern."
"Though the main reason for all this was Thanos's own ambition and formidable ability to act."
"But Superman's actions were the fuse—this was how the Multiverse worked. Even the slightest change could stir up a storm capable of destroying a world."
B-15 put one hand on her hip and looked at Leon. "Whether it was the TVA of the past or the present, Superman, actions like yours would qualify you as a time criminal."
"Then I suppose I should thank the TVA for not arresting me immediately."
Leon looked at the screen. "Don't worry. I'll resolve all of this."
B-15 shook her head with a smile. "The Celestial Judge said you're already a conceptual entity. We wouldn't dare arrest a conceptual entity."
"Still, Superman, I need to offer you some advice."
B-15's expression turned slightly serious. "If you continue to influence or alter events in other universes in the future—"
"It would be best to do so as a conceptual entity, and not take anything away."
"Not just because you might alter the future course of a world and create unstable factors."
"But also because if you change too much, it will cause entanglement between universes, eventually leading to universes colliding!"
"Many Doctor Stranges from Parallel Worlds interfered with other universes recklessly and repeatedly, causing universe collisions."
She pointed at Holland Spider. "The TVA's responsibility now is to maintain Multiverse stability. The Spider-Men have already arrested a large number of time-criminal Stranges."
The Little Spider nodded repeatedly. "I've already arrested three Stephens. Some wanted to resurrect Christine, and some