"Doom had."
His green cloak fluttered in the wind. Doctor Doom looked into the distance and began telling his story:
"You know Doom possessed The Time Machine and traveled to the past and future more than once. In the earliest days, Doom did indeed change some things and affect certain Timelines."
"The bad kind of changes?"
Wanda conjured a large red sofa with magic and invited the two of them to sit.
"It is hard to say whether they were good or bad, but Doom's actions led to the meaningless deaths of innocent people." The doctor sat down, took a sip of soda through a straw, and continued, "So Doom returned to before those events and made more different choices, producing even more different outcomes. It even led to the appearance of Parallel Worlds."
"Hmm. So time really is the most dangerous toy." The Enchantress looked thoughtful as she hugged her own bottle of soda, feeling the coolness brought by the dew.
"As these Timelines multiplied, discrepancies appeared in Doom's memories. For instance, someone who had long been dead was not dead in Doom's memory. Or someone Doom remembered as white was, in reality, a black woman."
Doctor Doom was immensely proud. He did not even disdain to conceal the mistakes he had made in the past, instead openly recounting and dissecting them as though they had happened to someone else.
"Time's typical effect on a story. Perhaps someone's mother met you, Doctor, at some Time Point in the past, causing her to make a choice she should not have made and altering the fate of her descendants. The Celestials are the same?"
Wanda found it a little amusing. She had thought Celestials would not be affected by the Time Concept, but even the Omniverse could not escape time.
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