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

"Cool, this is so cool! Music can be used in battle?"

The little jade in the old man's antique shop was so captivating that he couldn't help but exclaim in admiration.

She had seen all sorts of battles, but fighting with music was a first for her.

"Dark Strange will definitely be defeated by Doctor Strange!"

"He's no match for Doctor Strange!"

Tony Stark said with great certainty.

Because Playboy had already recognized that the place where the two Doctor Stranges were fighting was the very place where Doctor Strange used his dream-walking ability in the previous spoilers.

And in that spoiler, Christine, who is "coveted" by the Black Strange in the spoiler, is also present.

What does this tell us?

Of course, Doctor Strange killed Black Strange.

Thus, they snatched the Dark Book from the other party!

The Dark Book that Doctor Strange used to perform his dreamwalking technique must have been stolen from here!

What about Christine?

Needless to say, after Black Strange was defeated by Doctor Strange, he reunited with Doctor Strange.

"That's right, Black Strange was the one who lost this battle!"

Professor X, from the X-Men universe, nodded in agreement.

The result was obvious, and it wasn't just these few top-notch smart people certified by the big screen who noticed it.

Many people in the group have already figured it out.

It has to be said that everyone was somewhat surprised by this.

After all, this is a Black Oddity who has studied the Dark Book.

The spoilers on the big screen continued.

Faced with Doctor Strange's fierce attack, the Black Strange was naturally no pushover either.

He reached out and pulled, and suddenly lines of energy condensed into a spectrum appeared.

He stood in front of Black Strange, blocking all the energy notes that Doctor Strange was sending.

When the energy notes struck the energy staff, they even produced a beautiful piano playing sound.

All I can say is that it's amazing.

While the two were engaged in a fierce battle, they unintentionally produced a beautiful piece of music.

Chi Chi Chi!

Boom boom boom!

In an instant, energy notes flew around the room in all sorts of ways, and terrifying energy bursts kept popping up.

The two Doctor Strange then engaged in an incredibly fierce battle.

The two sides traded blows, and neither side could gain the upper hand for the time being, resulting in an extremely tense situation.

However, Doctor Strange ultimately prevailed, or perhaps he was just luckier, and found a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.

During the battle, the Dark Book hanging on Hei Qiyi accidentally fell to the ground.

Therefore, while dealing with Doctor Strange, Black Strange was also distracted by retrieving the Dark Book.

Doctor Strange took this opportunity to quietly play the harp not far from Black Strange.

A note pierced through the harp and crashed into the energy sphere created by the two clashing.

boom!

Black Strange's body jolted, and he was instantly thrown off balance.

Even more tragically, he fell directly onto a steel bar on the iron fence and was instantly pierced through the chest.

Dead beyond dead.

Christine was standing nearby and immediately rushed over to check on the black oddity.

However, at that moment, the third eye of the already dead Black Strange suddenly opened.

"what!"

Christine was immediately startled.

"Oh dear, this is really terrible!"

Rocket Raccoon was grimacing in disgust; a bullet piercing his chest meant instant death!

And the manner of death was so ironic.

Didn't Black Strange use dream-walking techniques to make his counterparts in other universes fall to their deaths?

Now he has died in the same way; can it only be called retribution?

"Wait a minute, isn't Doctor Strange able to fly?"

"This Black Strange being was killed so easily?"

Captain America raised this question.

He knew that Dark Strange would eventually be defeated by Doctor Strange, but the ease with which the whole process was still somewhat unexpected.

After all, there were already a lot of spoilers about Doctor Strange on the big screen.

There is no doubt that Doctor Strange can fly at will.

In fact, it's not just Doctor Strange, but also Scarlet Witch.

These top-tier magicians all seem to be able to fly.

Of course, what Captain America didn't know was that Doctor Strange's flight was entirely due to the cloak he wore.

But what about Black Strange?

It's unclear what happened before, but his cloak wasn't on.

Or perhaps, in this universe, Doctor Strange never actually received the cloak.

But what exactly happened is something Captain America can't know for sure.

Of course, this is not the main focus of Captain America's attention either.

"Strange!"

Captain America was more concerned about something else, and he immediately sent a private message to Strange.

Have you ever dreamed of falling from a building?

Captain America asked Strange in a serious tone.

Although the big screen didn't reveal the relationship between the dream and the parallel world version of oneself, the context of this spoiler allows viewers to glean some clues.

When the Black Strange hunts itself in the multiverse, it can be sensed by other versions of itself in dreams.

The exact principle behind it remains unknown to Captain America and the other group members.

However, it is quite obvious that if Black Strange takes action, Doctor Strange will dream about it.

"Thank you for your concern. I slept very well last night and never had any weird dreams, okay?"

Although Strange felt that Captain America's question was slightly offensive and made him a little unhappy, he still gave an answer.

After all, this kind of thing is indeed quite important.

To put it bluntly, it concerns the entire universe!

If Black Strange were to use Dreamwalking to invade his own universe, it would cause his universe to collide with other universes.

"Although I don't want this to happen either, if you ever have such a dream, please let us know, okay?"

Captain America then solemnly instructed Strange.

"First, I don't think this kind of thing will happen. There are countless parallel universes, and I may not be that unlucky."

"Secondly, if I unfortunately dream of such a thing, I will tell you immediately."

"Believe me, I am very, very happy to entrust this kind of trouble to you."

Strange said this to Captain America from the bottom of his heart.

On this matter, both sides have reached an agreement.

Captain America then shared his conversation with Strange with the other Avengers in the group chat.

Then a heated discussion ensued regarding this matter.

"If Doctor Strange from another universe really did use dreamwalking to invade our universe, causing a collision between our universe and other universes, what should we do?"

Captain America's question immediately put everyone in the group in a somewhat suffocating atmosphere.

"That's quite a difficult problem, isn't it?"

"We can't even solve the problem of a single planet, let alone the entire universe."

Black Widow was the first to exclaim in surprise.

Even the Celestials inside Earth have left everyone in such despair that they can only place all their hopes on Aristom without any unexpected complications.

Not to mention the entire universe.

Black Widow even thought that not only were they, as weak as ants, powerless, but even the mighty Celestials would be powerless.

After all, even if you can create planets and universes, you're still just messing around within the universe.

Is it beyond the limits of the universe?

"I wonder if the Infinity Stones will work."

Tony said this with a heavy heart.

The only possible solution he could think of was the Infinity Stones.

Whether the Infinity Stones will actually work is anyone's guess.

There's no other reason than that the matter we're facing this time is simply too grand.

"Although this seems to be our only hope at the moment, not to discourage everyone, but I just can't be optimistic."

Bruce Banner said this to everyone.

Even if the Infinity Stones could wipe out half of all life in the universe, they still couldn't save the entire universe, right?

"Actually, from a tactical point of view, there are ways to overcome this problem."

Nick Fury suddenly spoke up.

"What method?"

Captain America's eyes lit up, and he couldn't help but ask instinctively.

"You won't agree."

Nick Fury shrugged.

What method?

It's simple, just kill Doctor Strange.

The big screen has already clearly revealed what exactly the Dreamwalking Technique is.

That requires possessing the original person in another world.

Even if a person dies, the step of possessing a corpse is still essential.

So isn't the solution to this impasse obvious?

If Doctor Strange is gone, and his body is burned to ashes, how will Black Strange still be able to use his dreamwalking ability?

How can we possibly get through all that?

You can't exactly possess someone's ashes, can you?

Wouldn't that eliminate the huge hidden dangers of cosmic collisions at the source?

One hundred!

The key is that it can achieve this goal at the lowest cost, which is simply the perfect way to break the deadlock.

However, Lu Dan also understood that this matter had indeed crossed the Avengers' bottom line.

So he was just saying it casually and didn't really intend to do it.

"Sir, you're not talking about killing Strange, are you? That's no joke."

Even Hawkeye Patton has expressed his opposition to this approach.

Needless to say, the other Avengers were even more so.

Needless to say, Captain America, a moral exemplar, strongly opposed it. Tony Stark, Banner, and Thor—every single one of them—expressed their strong opposition.

Even if a cosmic collision event is really terrible, they wouldn't kill an innocent person just because it's uncertain whether it will happen or is only a potential threat.

That's not how the Avengers usually act.

"I think we still need to let Strange learn magic and become a top-notch wizard."

"He's so skilled that he can counter Black Strange's dream-walking technique; that's the only way!"

In the end, Tony offered a suggestion that seemed relatively reliable.

This was also agreed upon by all the Avengers.

The root of the problem lies with Strange, so he must solve it himself.

The best way, of course, is to become a great magician.

Only in this way can we avoid becoming lambs to the slaughter when another strange entity comes knocking, and even turn defeat into victory!

This is the only way to avoid cosmic collisions.

As for whether Doctor Strange is the greatest threat in the multiverse?

Why does he turn evil so easily?

Well, we really can't worry about that right now.

Compared to the threat of Doctor Strange turning evil, the threat of being invaded by the Dark Strange and triggering a cosmic collision is clearly much greater.

After all, Doctor Strange's corruption was nothing more than Christine's doing, and to be honest, there's not really no way to salvage the situation.

Even in the eyes of many, it shouldn't be too difficult to salvage.

But what about the invasion of other universes' dark mysteries?

That would truly be a situation where we are at a complete loss.

So the Avengers contacted Strange again and told him about their idea.

This immediately gave Strange the urge to curse.

What the hell?!

He swore countless times that he would never become Doctor Strange, but it seems he really has no choice but to become one.

Is this my fate?

But Strange really didn't want to get involved in all that messy stuff, like Dormammu, Thanos, Loki searching for his father, and so on!

But then I realized that I was indeed in great danger of being possessed by another version of myself from another universe at any time, and then jumping off a building to my death.

We can't just do nothing.

Are you just going to obediently wait to die?

Is he betting on his luck that he won't be targeted by that other version of himself?

This isn't a solution either.

So, how should I choose?

Strange fell into deep thought.

For several days in a row, he looked worried and preoccupied.

However, the Avengers received some good news.

"I've already spoken with Arisham, and he agreed!"

Ajak told everyone in the group.

Although persuading Arisham was not easy, and even cost Ajax a great deal.

But in the end, Ajak was an old man who had followed Arisham for millions of years.

The demands made had no impact whatsoever on the creation plan of the Celestials; they were merely a means to preserve humanity in the process.

For the Celestials, these were all insignificant matters, so Arithm eventually agreed.

Even so, Ajax's loyalty to him had begun to crack, and he even harbored other thoughts that shouldn't have appeared.

Therefore, Arithm also made a condition for Ajax.

If the other party truly intends to save humanity on Earth, he will completely erase Ajax's free will in the future.

To make the other party a complete tool.

But in the end, Ajax chose to save humanity on Earth.

However, the Avengers naturally had no idea about this.

"Really? That's wonderful!"

"Good news, this is indeed good news!"

"We can finally make substantial progress on this matter."

Everyone was incredibly excited when they heard the news.

The crisis facing the Celestials has plagued everyone for so long, but finally, there's hope for a solution. (End of Chapter)