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

Admittedly, all the spoilers about the multiverse currently being shown on the big screen are related to the Marvel universe.

But Bruce Wayne, and all the other group members in various universes, had thought about it more than once.

Does our own world also contain many parallel universes?

The answer is yes.

Although the big screen has never revealed any parallel universes other than the Marvel universe, people generally believe that parallel universes related to their own worlds exist.

Then a very important question was presented to us.

Could some people in our own world also become time-altering beings due to some unintentional actions?

What causes time branches to appear?

No one can guarantee that.

If it's not, that's fine, but if it is, then wouldn't that be a pain in the ass?

"Ha, the Time Guardians? The Sacred Timeline? Who would believe such nonsense!"

On the big screen, Loki couldn't help but chuckle after watching the short film.

"Where's your number?"

"That person didn't give me my number, but I already asked him for it!"

"Please show me your number, sir."

"I already told you I asked him for it, you idiot! Were you yelling at me just now?"

A quarrel broke out nearby, and Loki couldn't help but glance in the direction of the sound.

But it turned out to be a staff member asking another "prisoner" to show his queue number.

But the prisoner was very arrogant and started yelling at the staff.

The staff member didn't say anything more, picked up the stick in his hand, and slammed it into the prisoner.

The prisoner vanished into dust in an instant, right before Loki's eyes.

hiss!

Upon seeing this, Loki gasped in shock and immediately panicked like a dog.

Just recently, when the staff asked him to get a number, he was still grumbling and reluctant.

By the way, where's the number?

After taking the number, I just stuffed it in somewhere.

Loki instinctively started frantically rummaging through all his pockets, and finally found the number.

It was immediately raised high.

"Hahaha, Loki chickened out way too fast!"

Quicksilver from the X-Men universe couldn't help but laugh out loud.

Loki wasn't like this before when he was asked to get a number.

"So that stick the TVA agent was carrying was actually this powerful!"

Captain America noticed this.

When B15 hit Loki with that stick, it already slowed down the flow of time on Loki's body. I didn't expect there to be another hidden meaning.

A single touch could reduce someone to ashes!

That's just too terrifying!

"They killed someone just like that? Just because someone talked back a couple of times, they killed someone?"

Chris Hemsworth raised this question.

Even if the prisoner's attitude wasn't good, did it really warrant grinding him to dust?

The phrase "crushed to ashes" here is not an exaggeration, but a true description.

They really wiped the person out of thin air.

Is this the kind of thing a righteous organization would do?

This is exactly the style of a heinous organization.

"Loki Laufeson, Time Aberration L1130, accused of temporal violation 7-20-89."

"Do you plead guilty?"

The spoilers on the big screen continued, showing Loki being escorted to a dock by staff.

Justice Lavona then began Loki's trial.

"Madam, God will not defend himself. Although this pantomime was quite interesting, I think I should go home now."

Loki shrugged, indicating he had no intention of playing this game with Lavona.

"Do you plead guilty?"

Lavona asked again.

"The god of pranks? Fine, I confess."

"You find all of this boring and tedious? I admit it too."

"Violated the sacred timeline? Of course we won't plead guilty, you've arrested the wrong person."

Loki, of course, would never confess.

"Really? Then who should we arrest?"

Justice Lavona asked with a hint of sarcasm.

"Of course it's the Avengers. The reason I was able to get the Tesseract is because they traveled through time."

"That must have been their last attempt to prevent me from becoming king."

Loki was right, of course.

"That's a really serious accusation."

Lavona replied noncommittally.

"Believe me, the two Tony Stark colognes are just too overpowering."

Loki presented compelling evidence: "If you're asking when they committed the crime, you should go find them."

Upon seeing this, the group members from the multiverse began to express some approval of Loki.

After all, the big screen had already shown spoilers beforehand, and Loki was completely unaware that the Avengers had traveled through time.

From his perspective, it looked like Tony suddenly had a "heart attack" and collapsed.

The Tesseract was knocked over by Hulk and slid to his front.

He was completely unaware of the Avengers' series of schemes.

But who would have thought that Loki's nose was so sensitive that he could smell the perfume on another Tony?

Furthermore, by using these few scattered clues, the whole picture of the matter was deduced.

Frankly speaking, this intelligence and analytical ability are worthy of the title of God of Deception.

However, Loki actually believed that the Avengers traveled through time specifically to deal with him and prevent him from becoming king.

It has to be said that he's being a bit too narcissistic.

Boss, you've been captured and are now a prisoner, how can you say something like that?

"He can even smell Tony's perfume? Oh ho ho, he has an incredible nose."

"Are even God's noses this sensitive?"

Rocket Raccoon, being an animal, noticed this.

"Perhaps you could give me a task force and some resources."

"I can go back and help you get rid of them."

On the big screen, Loki's voice continued, earnestly offering advice to Lavona.

"We're not talking about the Avengers; what they're supposed to do is just what's going to happen."

"But your escape is not!"

Lavona, however, gave this answer.

An answer that makes people extremely angry.

"Hehehe!"

Upon hearing this, Loki couldn't help but chuckle again. "'Shouldn't have happened,' who said that?"

"Time Guardians!"

Lavona gave a name that was not surprising.

"Time Keepers, perhaps I should have a talk with them, a talk between gods."

Loki made this suggestion.

"I'm sorry, but they are all very busy."

Lavona, of course, could not agree to that.

"Really? What are they busy doing?"

"Determine the normal flow of time."

"Oh, I see. And what about you? What do you do for a living?"

"Based on their decision, the normal flow of time will be judged... Do you plead guilty?"

After a few words of nonsense, Lavona grew impatient and once again looked down at Loki and demanded an explanation.

"This is unfair! This is so unfair!"

"What the Avengers did was what was supposed to happen, but Loki running away wasn't?"

"On what grounds did they make this ruling!"

"On what grounds did the Time Guardians make this ruling?!"

Chris Hemsworth couldn't hold back any longer and voiced his dissatisfaction in the chat.

Although he himself is one of the Avengers, he still felt indignant on Loki's behalf.

In fact, it's not just Thor; all the Avengers, including all the group members, think so too.

After all, judging from the spoilers on the big screen, the Time Guardians have no standard at all in deciding which timelines are normal and which things should have happened.

They have complete control.

If that were all, it would be one thing, but the judgment of the guardians at crucial moments seems to have transcended the usual standards of good and evil.

In other words, you commit a crime elsewhere because you did something wrong, but what about in TVA?

You can become a criminal even if you haven't done anything wrong.

Isn't that just too outrageous?

From Loki's perspective, the Tesseract had already slid right in front of him, so what was wrong with him picking it up and running away?

There's absolutely nothing wrong with it!

"Yes, that's a bit absurd."

"Your life has a script written in advance, and if you don't follow the script, you are guilty."

"I've never heard of anything so absurd!"

Tony also expressed strong agreement and extreme aversion to TVA.

Although he knew that TVA played an extremely important role in maintaining the survival of the multiverse, he could not suppress his disgust.

TVA is playing God!

Why should other people dictate their lives?

Who could accept this?

Today Loki was arrested for deviating from their script, so what about tomorrow?

Anyone could be next!

"I am indeed guilty, because of this..."

On the big screen, Loki continues his battle of wits with the Supreme Court Justice.

As he said this, he suddenly shuddered.

Then Loki's face showed surprise.

It seemed as if his shuddering should have caused something to happen, but nothing did.

Then it shook again.

Lavona on the other side was completely dumbfounded: "What is he doing?"

"Wait, everyone be quiet!"

Loki quickly interrupted Lavona and continued shaking.

"He's trying to use his magic, madam."

B15 couldn't help but burst into mockery.

"Don't rush me... Damn it, what's going on! Why isn't it working!"

Loki tried a few more times, only to find that he couldn't use any magic at all, which made him somewhat exasperated.

"Magic? That stuff is useless at the Time Mutation Bureau, Mr. Laufison."

"This court finds you guilty and sentences you to resign."

"Next case, please come forward!"

The Supreme Court judge gave Loki a brief explanation, then picked up his gavel and struck it, delivering the final verdict.

"Is magic completely useless in TVA? Why is that?"

Thor's brows furrowed involuntarily.

He finally understood why Loki had never used magic in the previous spoilers about him being manipulated by TVA.

So that's where the root of the problem lies.

"So that's how it is! No wonder TVA dared to toss the Infinity Stones so casually in a drawer!"

Reed, from the Fantastic Four universe, instantly realized what was going on.

He had previously wondered about the TVA's random use of Infinity Stones, given the spoilers, and whether they were afraid of others misusing them.

Something of this caliber is being treated as garbage?

So now it seems that the Infinity Stones really were trash in the TV series!

"No way? Those are Infinity Stones!"

"Even a single particle could easily destroy a planet! Such immense energy, and it becomes ineffective?"

The starlight of the Boys world gasped in disbelief.

That thing wiped out half of all life in the universe.

Just how incredible is TVA that it can make something like this fail?

"That should be the case, otherwise there's no other explanation."

"The Infinity Stones are left lying around like trash because they are trash to begin with!"

Tony readily agreed, and he also largely agreed with this point.

This surprised the group members across the multiverse.

Even the Infinity Stones become ineffective in TVA, so wouldn't all those big shots like Doctor Strange, Scarlet Witch, and Odin become mere nobody in TVA?

Is this the true strength of TVA?

"If it were me, it shouldn't be a problem, right?"

Dr. Manhattan on Mars, meanwhile, was lost in thought.

His and the other group members' speculations were the same: magic-based energy would become ineffective within TVA, so those with magic-based abilities would become ordinary people if they went to TVA.

However, Dr. Manhattan's various abilities are all based on the manipulation of quantum particles.

Strictly speaking, Manhattan's abilities are actually science-based, not magic-based.

Dr. Manhattan felt that if he were to join TVA, he would most likely be able to use his abilities.

The "stick" used by TVA agents, which can both annihilate people and stop or slow down time, poses no threat to Dr. Manhattan.

Dr. Manhattan can blast someone into dust before they can even make a move.

Or you could just dismantle the stick.

As for the "time collar" worn around the neck?

Dr. Manhattan could easily remove it with a simple zoom-in or zoom-out, or he could also disassemble it.

Of course, this is just a hypothetical scenario; Dr. Manhattan doesn't believe he'll be taken to TVA.

After all, TVA agents are just ordinary people!

Even with the most advanced equipment, it's impossible to catch Dr. Manhattan, right?

Dr. Manhattan has far too many methods to make people die without even knowing how they died.

In fact, Dr. Manhattan also felt that Loki's capture and imprisonment by the TVA was either due to the TVA agents being too lucky, or Loki being too careless.

The big screen clearly revealed the plot: Loki was captured because B-15 slapped him in the face, causing his time to slow down, which led to him being fitted with the "time collar".

But the key issue is that Loki is a god.

How could B15 possibly hit Loki with that blow?

Isn't that nonsense?

If the B-15 had some kind of air-to-air attack capability, that would be one thing, but to directly use a stick to strike a god is indeed a bit unreasonable. (End of Chapter)