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Chapter 200 Loki, the God of Stories: Is it really that hard to reverse the universe?

So far, the big screen has not given any spoilers related to this, so it is impossible for the Mage King to draw a definite conclusion.

But he had to think about another important question: Did Doctor Strange, who was searching for Cagliostro, finally find him?

Considering that the Ancient One was already dead at that time, Doctor Strange was obviously already the Sorcerer Supreme.

Doctor Strange, who became the Sorcerer Supreme, travels back in time to find someone. How could he not find them?

How could the Supreme Master be so useless?

Therefore, Wizard King believed that Doctor Strange ultimately achieved his goal and found Cagliostro.

So what happens next?

Has Doctor Strange learned Cagliostro's magic?

"Wait a moment!"

Having sorted out his thoughts to this point, the mage king's expression changed slightly.

Because he had thought of a crucial question: what would happen if Doctor Strange really learned Cagliostro's magic?

It's important to know that many of this archmage's spells, besides time magic, were dark magic.

Did Doctor Strange learn some dark magic?

Could this be the origin of the "Black Strange" mentioned on the big screen earlier?

After all, the fact that the black creature could transform into various terrifying monsters at any time was undoubtedly due to its practice of evil black magic.

Besides, the Black Strange character mentioned in the spoilers actually absorbed another Doctor Strange!

At the time, Master Wang didn't think much of it, but looking back now, he realizes that it was all foreshadowing.

What did Black Strange say when he faced Doctor Strange?

"We are one!"

What does it mean to be one with nature?

Aren't two individuals splitting off from the same person one entity?

There are also statements like "You are me, and I am you".

At the time, the Wizard King didn't really take those words to heart. After all, it didn't sound wrong for a Doctor Strange to say something like that to another version of himself.

But now, if the two people were originally one person, wouldn't it be more reasonable to say that?

"There's no mistake!"

"That must be it!"

The monk Wang suddenly realized what was going on.

Only a "split" that splits off from the same individual can completely devour and absorb the other person, right?

Besides, that black monster was indeed in the past timeline!

The other party intends to rescue Christine.

Because Christine is dead.

The other party wanted to travel back in time to rescue Christine.

It matches up!

Another detail matches up.

The fact that so many details in these two spoilers match up makes it clear that the mage king's guess is pretty much correct.

So, is this how the Black Strange came into being?

And soon, the mage king's guess was confirmed.

The spoilers continued on the big screen.

"Two timelines?"

Doctor Strange frowned slightly. "This approach is neither simple nor wise."

"Actually, it should be said to be extremely dangerous!" Ancient One added.

"So, I now have an evil doppelganger?" Doctor Strange asked the Ancient One for confirmation.

The evil doppelganger here undoubtedly refers to the other self that the Ancient One split open.

"The description 'went astray' is more appropriate."

The Ancient One commented, her expression growing serious, "If another Doctor Strange were to successfully reverse absolute time in this universe..."

"You mean you saved Christine?"

Doctor Strange interrupted the Ancient One.

"You can't save her, Strange!" The Ancient One didn't deny it. "Otherwise, it would trigger a time paradox, leading to the destruction of this universe! We don't have much time left!"

"I'm afraid the only sorcerer who can rival him is you, Doctor Strange!"

At this point, the projection of the Ancient One disappeared.

"Christine? Isn't that the nurse?"

Bruce Wayne immediately realized who this person was.

"That's right, Strange's lover!"

Charles, with his exceptionally sharp mind, remembered it clearly as well and immediately expressed his agreement.

"So, the world was destroyed because of a time paradox?"

The Flash, however, focused on this crucial issue.

A time paradox led to the destruction of the entire universe.

This was a wake-up call for The Flash, who had always harbored the idea of ​​time travel.

After all, ever since he discovered that his Speed ​​Force could reverse time, the idea of ​​traveling back in time to save his mother had already taken root in his heart.

However, the Flash's abilities have never been sufficient to travel to such a distant past, which is why he has been hesitant to take action.

In addition, there were spoilers about the two Flash characters on the big screen before.

In that spoiler, Batman died, and Supergirl died too.

This makes The Flash realize that time travel could potentially throw the universe into chaos.

His idea of ​​traveling through time to save his mother was greatly shaken.

And what about this wave of spoilers?

They hammered another blow into the already existing crack.

This made the Flash realize that making a mess of the universe was the least of his worries; he could even destroy the entire universe.

Of course, the Ancient One also said that only time paradoxes can lead to the destruction of the universe, and not every time travel will produce a time paradox.

But that's precisely where the problem lies.

If one were to actually travel back in time, even the slightest deviation could have extremely serious consequences when magnified by the timeline.

No one can guarantee that time paradoxes will not occur.

Not to mention, it was a journey back to the distant past when his mother was killed.

"Should I not have done that?"

"Should I really not have done that?"

The Flash immediately froze in shock.

"Absolute time point, what exactly is that?"

Why would such a thing exist?

Chris Hemsworth sent the following comment in the public chat.

After all, the Ancient One made it very clear that if another Doctor Strange saved Christine, it would reverse the absolute point in time, creating a time paradox!

Doesn't this mean Christine has to die?

Because if we save her, the universe will be destroyed!

Doesn't this sound a bit too absurd?

Why does the life and death of one person have such a huge impact on the entire universe?

This makes absolutely no sense.

"Judging from this video, the absolute time point is a major event that has a significant impact on the timeline."

"Any change would trigger a time paradox, plunging the universe into utter ruin."

"Christine's death was clearly an incident like that!"

Mr. Fantastic from the Fantastic Four universe offered this summary.

"That's right!"

Tony Stark agreed and offered further explanation.

"Take the grandmother paradox, for example. If someone travels back in time and kills his grandmother, it will also cause the universe to collapse."

"Because if his maternal grandmother died, he himself could not have been born, so how could he possibly go back to the past? That's the paradox."

"Christine's death is clearly the same; her death must have been a major turning point in Doctor Strange's life."

"So if Christine were revived, Doctor Strange wouldn't be the Doctor Strange we know today, and he wouldn't be able to go back in time to save her, which creates this paradox!"

With the explanations from Reed and Tony, two of the universe's most brilliant minds, the online group members basically all understood what was going on.

"My previous guess was correct!"

The monk Wang couldn't help but nod repeatedly.

According to spoilers for Dark Strange, Dark Strange's ultimate goal in absorbing Doctor Strange was to save Christine!

This is exactly the same as what the Ancient One said in this spoiler.

What happened after Black Strange forcibly revived Christine?

The entire universe has collapsed!

It's exactly the same as what the Ancient One said.

Therefore, there is no doubt that these two spoilers describe the same event.

In the spoilers at the time, the Wizard King was a little confused as to why the whole world collapsed after the Black Strange revived Christine.

The answer to this question has finally been found: it turns out that Black Strange reversed the absolute point in time!

The Wizard King also understood why Black Strange, despite possessing the ability to travel through time, did not travel back in time to save Christine, but instead chose to resurrect the already deceased Christine.

This is also because the other party's death was at a specific point in time!

This means that traveling back in time is completely useless.

Even if she traveled back in time ten thousand times, Christine would still die!

"Absurd, this is absolutely absurd."

"That's utter nonsense!"

Strange, unable to accept it, vented his frustration in the live chat.

What exactly is the big screen saying?

Was Christine's death unavoidable?

Destined to die?

Are you kidding me?!

"Don't talk nonsense, Christine can't be dead!"

While posting comments, Strange glanced at Christine and was relieved to see that she was fully focused on the surgery and not paying any attention to the big screen.

Fortunately, Christine didn't see these hurtful comments!

Then Strange began to seriously consider how to solve this problem.

Although he had just said things like "absurd" and "nonsense," deep down, Strange actually believed what was being said on the big screen.

They just don't want to accept it.

But how can we avoid absolute time points?

Strange was completely overwhelmed and his mind was in turmoil!

"Is an absolute point in time truly unbreakable?"

Captain America sincerely raised this question to everyone.

Given Captain America's moral character, he would naturally want to find a way to prevent Christine's death.

"I think it could have been avoided!"

"For an absolute point in time to be considered an absolute point in time, I think there must be a prerequisite: the event has already occurred!"

"I agree with Tony's point of view. Christine's death must have been an important turning point in Doctor Strange's growth, which is why Doctor Strange was unable to go back and change everything."

"Because if he had changed all of this, he wouldn't be the Doctor Strange we know today, and he wouldn't be able to go back in time to change it all."

"This is where the paradox arises."

"But what if none of this had happened?"

"What if external forces intervened beforehand, preventing Christine from becoming a crucial turning point in Doctor Strange's development?"

"So even if Christine didn't die, the paradox wouldn't exist."

Beast Hank, who has also appeared on the intelligence ranking list, offered his opinion.

"That sounds to make some sense!"

Black Widow agreed, and after carefully examining Hank's theory, she couldn't find any flaws.

"In other words, for Christine's death to become an absolute point in time, Christine must have died at least once!"

Hawkeye Barton chimed in, "If she hadn't died, it wouldn't be an absolute point in time!"

Regarding this question of an absolute point in time, members of the group from the multiverse began an extremely heated discussion.

Some agree with Beast Hank's theory that as long as Christine's death is avoided, the absolute point in time can be avoided.

In other words, Christine's death was not unchangeable.

The reason it cannot be changed is because Christine is already dead.

But if Christine hadn't died in the first place, that would have been a completely different story.

However, some people believe that Beast Hank's theory remains only at the theoretical stage and cannot be proven.

After all, the big screen didn't provide an "official answer" regarding the exact time; it was all just speculation.

If the arguments for proving something are not solid enough, how can the results of the discussion be convincing?

"No wonder he's a smart person who made it onto the leaderboard."

Loki, the god of stories who sat on the throne of time, couldn't help but let out a sigh.

Now, as the god of stories, he holds absolute authority on the question of what the absolute point in time is.

He is the most qualified to speak on this topic, because no one understands time better than him.

However, Loki's status and prestige are different now than before.

Naturally, it's impossible for someone to speak casually on the public screen like others.

Even after the system upgrade, Loki received many friend requests, but he didn't accept any of them.

Even his own brother Thor!

Loki now truly transcends the universe, becoming a transcendent being above it.

Regarding this big screen, he's at most just watching the show, enjoying the spectacle, and relieving his loneliness.

I don't plan to do much else.

Unless something truly momentous enough to threaten the multiverse!

Before this, Loki had no intention of doing anything.

For example, in this big-screen spoiler, Loki actually knew that Dark Strange would destroy an entire universe.

But he has no intention of getting involved.

After all, it was just the survival of one universe.

In the grand puzzle of the multiverse, it is merely an insignificant fragment.

Even if Loki, the god of stories, wanted to change that kind of thing, it would actually be very simple.

The idea that absolute points in time cannot be reversed simply doesn't exist for Loki, the god of stories.

He could easily revive Christine without affecting that universe if he wanted to.

That's the skill of Loki, the god of stories.

For him, reversing the universe is really not difficult!

(End of this chapter)