Reveal

Hearing Valeria's question, Doom touched his mask. This was one of his secret bases, Doomstadt beneath Latveria.

It looked like an enormous library, with magical and technological devices everywhere. But the little girl had no talent for magic, so her toys were limited to supercomputers.

"You heard wrong, child. Doom is never afraid."

"Then why did you go to the future? Uncle Doom, what lies before us is already difficult enough to handle." The little girl curiously watched Doom lead several people out of The Time Machine.

Was this a way to bring back reinforcements from the End of Time? But that still could not prevent the Omniverse from collapsing. Was he planning to carve out this week, turn it into a closed loop, and use infinite time to resolve the current crisis?

In that brief instant, the little girl came up with countless explanations, because she knew Doom would not casually bring people here.

Doom approached the enormous computer. Set against the towering Armored Figures, the girl looked as tiny as a doll placed on a chair.

"I went to the future only to draw courage from it. And I have seen it: the future is trampled like dust beneath the feet of a group of mad gods. I must destroy them."

The little girl scratched her fluffy blond hair, and her cheeks puffed out like a squirrel's. Doom had indeed chosen the method he preferred—confronting the Beyonders head-on.

"Fine, I'll help you. But who are the people you brought?"

"Some old relics, people who have always hidden in the shadows of the world. They are Reed's enemies as well. Reed treats you as a child, so he would never tell you about his embarrassing past—such as how he obsessively explored the unknown mysteries, only to be chopped into