I was watching American comic book short videos, and at the beginning, Iron Man was breaking down.

Due to preconceived notions or fixed mindsets, Star-Lord hadn't thought that much about it before.

But now that he has realized that he has misunderstood Yondu, some other memories about Yondu have also subconsciously flashed through Star-Lord's mind.

Star-Lord then realized that Yondu had played a different role in his growth.

The other person taught me how to shoot, played with me, and even gave me a Christmas present.

Although he was always strict and rarely said anything nice, the other party did not only exploit him.

The two also have many wonderful memories!

It's just that Star-Lord has been subconsciously ignoring it all along.

On second thought, it makes sense. If it were anyone else who repeatedly went against Yondu, they would probably have been killed by Yondu long ago.

Only Star-Lord has remained unharmed.

Yondu, it turns out I was the narrow-minded one.

Star-Lord finally understood.

However, after considering Yondu's situation, Star-Lord's brows furrowed deeply once again.

It wrinkled into an old chrysanthemum blooming in late autumn.

How can Igor's problem be solved?

Fortunately, Asgard intercepted the cosmic orb, preventing Star-Lord from fighting Ronan and possessing the Infinity Stones.

Logically speaking, the situation where Igor was found because of this news should not have happened either.

But Star-Lord still couldn't find peace of mind.

The big screen clearly revealed the plot: Igor has been searching for his child all along!

Who knows, I might find myself someday?

Now he's all alone, and there's no Guardians of the Galaxy to save him.

"Damn, how did the Guardians of the Galaxy even get formed?"

"How did I meet those guys, and how did we end up together?"

Star-Lord fell into deep thought, and even felt a slight ache in his testicles.

What he couldn't have known was that with Thor intercepting the cosmic sphere, his plan to sell it on Xandar would naturally not happen.

The fact that Rocket Raccoon, Grugg the Tree Spirit, and Gamora all came to him because of the bounty on their heads was also erased.

The idea that he was later arrested and imprisoned and met the Destroyer is even more absurd.

The members who were supposed to be the Guardians of the Galaxy had never met in real life, except for seeing each other on the big screen.

Barring any unforeseen circumstances, the Guardians of the Galaxy in the Marvel Universe 199999 will cease to exist due to the appearance of the big screen.

"Rocket, Groot, Gamora, Drax, and Mantis! I know you can see them."

"Um... what do you guys think about forming the Guardians of the Galaxy right now?"

"That would be a really cool idea, us saving the galaxy together or something, sounds pretty good, right?"

Star-Lord then started addressing the Guardians of the Galaxy members in the public chat.

"You idiot! You really are an idiot, right? How could I possibly team up with an idiot like you?"

Rocket Raccoon once again launched a merciless taunt at Star-Lord.

Even if the spoilers on the big screen made him look at Star-Lord with new respect, please, that's just Star-Lord from another world, okay?

He didn't know how his counterpart from another world joined the Guardians of the Galaxy, but right now, he had no such intention.

After all, the Guardians of the Galaxy are really asking for trouble all the time.

He fought Ronan, Thanos, and even the Celestials.

Rocket Raccoon doesn't want to be that kind of suicidal.

"I am Groot!"

Groot didn't mock Star-Lord, but Star-Lord had no idea what the other person meant.

As for Gamora?

The girl remained aloof as always, never speaking on the big screen, and this time she completely ignored Star-Lord.

What about Mantis Woman?

They dared not speak recklessly, and even less dared to agree to Star-Lord's request.

She didn't know how her counterpart in the other world had the courage to rebel against Ego.

But right now, she really doesn't have the guts.

"Peter, I think this is a good idea, but I'm currently imprisoned on Xandar."

"So you might need to get me out of here first."

"Hey buddy, I'm waiting for you here. See you there!"

The Destroyer, however, gave a very enthusiastic response and seemed quite excited.

But it left Star-Lord speechless.

Dude, everyone says I'm an idiot, but you're the real idiot, aren't you?

What merit do I possess to be able to rescue you from the prison on Xandar?

"We can't ignore Star-Lord's situation, or rather, we can't ignore Ego's situation."

Although the Avengers did not respond to Star-Lord, they did discuss the matter after seeing his comments in the public chat.

Captain America was the first to share his opinion.

This point was quickly agreed upon by others in the chat group.

Leaving aside the fact that Ego wants to devour the entire universe, this one point alone is enough to make everyone uneasy.

Igor has been to Earth.

And more than once!

Who knows if the other party has planted their "light" within the Earth?

"I think Earth has definitely been tampered with by Ego as well. Given that guy's personality, there's no reason he wouldn't have done it."

Tony wasn't particularly optimistic about this, and the others largely agreed.

"Although there's no way to confirm this, we must assume it's true."

Nick Fury concluded that because the Earth couldn't afford to lose, nobody dared to gamble.

After all, there's no reward for winning the bet, but if you lose, the Earth is doomed.

"So, what should we do? Take out Igor beforehand?"

Thor said his mind was in complete disarray and he couldn't make sense of it at all.

Is it reckless and childish to eliminate the Celestials just because of this spoiler?

"Thor, we already have many enemies, we're already very busy."

Barton couldn't help but remind Thor of this.

This left Thor speechless.

Yes, we don't need to mention Thanos, the Avengers' ultimate nemesis. Although he can no longer collect the Infinity Stones, he is still the ruler of the galaxy.

It's also a headache.

Of course, the most dangerous thing is the Celestial Group of Earth's core force; that's what really gives everyone a headache.

If Ajax can persuade Arisham to implement his plan, that would be good.

If Aristom disagrees with what everyone is doing, then we really don't know what to do.

We can't exactly go to war with Arithm, can we?

The key issue is that it's impossible to win.

This is still a common problem for the Avengers. For Thor, Hela's problem hasn't been solved yet.

Odin is also about to die.

And of course, we can't forget Gale, the Godslayer!

That's an even bigger mess, and no matter how you look at it, provoking Igor again isn't a wise thing to do.

"We don't have the energy to deal with Igor right now, but we can't ignore him either."

"Thor, I think it would be better if you Asgardians kept an eye on Star-Lord and made sure he wasn't found by Ego."

"If Igor does find him, then we'll formulate a more detailed plan of action."

In the end, it was Tony who made this suggestion.

"That's all we can do now."

Captain America considered the situation and agreed.

After all, we are facing too many thorny issues right now, and it is really not advisable to get involved in other messes.

"Alright then, I'll have Heimdall keep an eye on Star-Lord."

"Hopefully this guy's luck won't run into Igor."

Thor had no choice but to agree.

"I think it might be better if we had an inside man."

Nick Fury, however, offered a more constructive suggestion from a different perspective.

"An inside man? You mean that mantis with horns on its head...?"

Captain America was only slightly taken aback before he immediately realized what was happening.

Then, 120 people expressed their agreement with the plan.

The big screen clearly revealed the plot: the Mantis Woman was originally one of Ego's people.

Mantis played a crucial role in the Guardians of the Galaxy's eventual victory over Ego, as she led them to Ego's core.

Having this person as an inside agent is like having an extra layer of protection.

Although the big screen did not reveal the name of the Mantis, the pair of horns on her head were still very distinctive.

Therefore, Captain America deduced that the "Mantis" in the user list must be Mantis.

Everyone has been trying to add this person, but unfortunately, they have never been able to.

"Mantis, you saw what Igor ultimately did. I think we need to establish contact."

"If anyone can stop Ego, it's only us, the Avengers!"

This forced the Avengers to repeatedly shout messages in the public chat.

Fortunately, his efforts paid off. After calling out several times, Mantis finally accepted Thor's friend request.

As for why it's Thor?

This remains unknown to everyone. Could it be that Mantis thinks Thor is the most powerful, has the strongest background, and is the most capable of solving Ego's problem?

In short, that's no longer important; Thor immediately pulled Mantis into the group chat.

"Mantis, you and Ego have gotten quite close, haven't you?"

"You must be well aware of Igor's movements, right?"

Captain America first sought information from Mantis.

"I'm the only person on the entire planet Ego. I know a lot about him, but it's best if we don't contact each other normally."

"If Ego really finds Star-Lord, I will definitely let you know."

"that's all."

Mantis, however, did not talk much with the Avengers, nor did she have any intention of having a deeper conversation with them.

However, the fact that Mantis agreed to act as an inside agent for the Avengers is a good thing.

After chatting for a while, a major spoiler popped up on the big screen after a series of insignificant spoilers.

[The corrupted Doctor Strange uses his sleepwalking abilities to hunt down his counterparts from other parallel universes! The greatest threat to the multiverse is indeed Doctor Strange!]

Darkened Doctor Strange, Dreamwalking, Parallel Universes!

A glance revealed a barrage of keywords and heavyweight terms, instantly drawing everyone's attention to this spoiler.

"Good heavens, Doctor Strange again? And it's Doctor Strange after he's turned evil?"

"This guy really never stops."

Rocket Raccoon was the first to voice his criticism.

This corrupted Doctor Strange has already destroyed a universe once. Another Doctor Strange from a parallel universe has also used dreamwalking. So what about this Doctor Strange?

Which one appeared before?

Or is it a completely new one?

"Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, how come all these sorcerers in the Marvel universe are so prone to turning evil?"

Constantine, also a great mage, couldn't help but speak his mind.

Not only did they turn evil, but their strength also increased dramatically after turning evil, causing earth-shattering disasters with ease.

"Dreamwalking? Isn't that the evil technique that can trigger a cosmic collision after it's used?"

Clark Kent, on the other hand, took notice of this chilling black magic.

Although Clark couldn't understand the underlying principle at all, why the two universes would collide when he dreamed about them.

But in the face of those bloody and tragic consequences, nothing else mattered.

And what about the corrupted Doctor Strange?

The use of dream travel in the previous spoilers was understandable, as it was to save Miss America.

But this time?

It was all to kill his counterparts from other parallel universes!

Doesn't this mean that the corrupted Doctor Strange triggered multiple cosmic collision events?

"It seems Mr. Fantastic was right after all; Doctor Strange is indeed the greatest scourge in the multiverse!"

Quicksilver in the X-Men universe nodded in agreement as he ate a donut.

Including the ones he destroyed before, and the collision events he caused, wow, how many universes has that guy ruined?

If this isn't a disaster, what is?

"Just to remind you, I didn't say that; it was Mr. Fantastic from another parallel universe who said it."

Mr. Fantastic, from the Fantastic Four universe, corrected Quicksilver's statement.

"No, what's wrong with Doctor Strange? Why did he want to kill me?"

Captain America's brow furrowed into a knot, which was truly incomprehensible.

That's me!

How exactly did he offend himself?

They'd even go so far as to hunt themselves across the universe?

"What the hell?! What the hell is this?!"

Strange himself was completely bewildered.

In fact, he, like the other group members, couldn't help but want to ask a soul-searching question.

The other versions of myself in other worlds must be really sick!

Who would attack themselves?

Could it be that besides having to guard against Thanos, Ultron, and the Celestials, I also have to guard against another version of myself from another universe?

What the hell is this?!

"I already know that Doctor Strange is the greatest threat to the multiverse. Thank you for reminding me again."

"I think I don't need to reiterate that I swore long ago that I would never be Doctor Strange."

"Whatever that guy on the big screen does is none of my business, right?"

Then, feeling utterly exasperated, he shouted in the public chat.

Honestly, Strange was getting to his breaking point. Every time Doctor Strange spoiled something, he got mercilessly roasted by everyone. (End of Chapter)