After Black Widow hung up, she was about to speak to Su Yu when she heard him say calmly:
"I won't meet him. I have no interest in meeting someone who suspects everything."
Imagine someone considering only your motives behind every word you said. How exhausting would that conversation be?
What a flat-out rejection... before anyone had even asked...
Black Widow grumbled inwardly, but then she suddenly realized something terrifying.
How had this man known the director wanted to meet him?
No way. Could he have... some kind of telepathic power?
Su Yu ignored Black Widow, who was scaring herself, and turned to the Ancient One instead.
"I'm actually a very kind, good-tempered person, provided no one provokes me. So you don't need to worry about me having any negative impact on this world."
That was his way of telling the Ancient One to forget about having a talk. As long as no one provoked him, everything was negotiable.
But if someone really was foolish enough to do so, no amount of talking would help.
The Ancient One sighed inwardly, but she merely nodded and said nothing more.
After all, Su Yu was unwilling to talk to her, and she could not force him.
Still, from her impression of him, Su Yu really was just as he described himself.
Never mind. One step at a time.
Besides, this was quite a novel experience: meeting someone even the Time Stone could not predict for the first time.
She shook her head, turned, and stepped back into the Space Gate.
With the Ancient One gone, only Black Widow and Su Yu remained.
Facing this utterly mysterious being alone, Black Widow felt her pressure multiply.
Especially after seeing him do something so terrifying just now.
"A senior agent getting this nervous? Aren't you