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

But what confused Loki even more was yet to come. When he turned around, he saw a huge statue of the Remnant Kang.

Something's not right!

Something's not right!

TVA clearly didn't know about the existence of Kang, the survivor.

Kang, the survivor, has always governed TVA through three aliases belonging to the Time Guardian.

How come when I turned around, the true form of Kang, the survivor, appeared in TVA?

Loki understood that this must have been caused by Sylvie's actions; she had definitely killed Kang, the survivor.

But why did this change occur?

Loki is currently unaware that he has mastered the ability to time travel, so he is somewhat confused about what is going on.

However, the members of the multiverse group in front of the big screen immediately had a guess.

"Loki must have accidentally traveled through time, right? That's why his companions don't recognize him, and that's why TVA is different."

Captain America was the first to make this seemingly obvious assumption.

Considering the existing spoilers and Loki's abilities, this is the most logical answer.

"Is it possible that Loki traveled to another TVA? He didn't travel through time, but through space?"

But Quicksilver's speculation in the X-Men universe instantly silenced everyone in the multiverse.

At first glance, this guess is indeed unexpected, but upon closer analysis, who can say it's impossible?

This is also logical!

However, if that were the case, it would be a bit too thrilling, because it would mean that there is more than one TVA!

So, is there only one TVA?

"No way, there's more than one TVA-like organization in the multiverse?"

Number Five of the Umbrella Academy world was the first to be severely shocked by this bombshell information.

If there is more than one TVA, then does that mean there is more than one time zone in one's own world?

Are there multiple such supreme institutions that manage time?

The thought sent a chill down Number Five's spine.

If that's the case, then it's a bit too terrifying.

However, if you want Number Five to believe that there is only one such organization, he really can't provide any evidence.

I've just always believed it, always subconsciously thought it that way.

"This is truly a very crazy guess, but I have to say, it's not out of the question."

After some thought, Tony could only utter such a sigh.

Because he really couldn't refute Quicksilver's conclusion.

Upon closer examination, it was never mentioned on the big screen that there was only one TVA.

All the clues and evidence do not prove that there is only one TVA.

"Is there more than one TVA? That's a bold question."

Loki, sitting on the Throne of Time, also fell into deep thought after seeing this question.

Even he couldn't refute Quicksilver's guess.

Loki actually understood the possibility of this speculation better than anyone else.

Why?

There's no other reason than that Loki only realized after becoming the God of Stories that TVA couldn't oversee the entire multiverse, but only a part of it!

In other words, there are countless timelines in the multiverse that are outside the control of TVA.

It is located outside of the TVA World Tree.

Although TVA's regulatory timeline is already extremely long, yes, it is not the whole story.

The multiverse is infinite; how could TVA possibly have the capacity to regulate it all?

So, does TVA really exist in other places outside of its own jurisdiction?

Who can say for sure?

Even Loki can't be sure!

"Alright, let's get back to the main topic. Has anyone found the Living Tribunal yet?"

After the group members had been discussing how many TVA episodes there were, Star-Lord finally managed to bring everyone's attention back to the main topic.

Seriously, where have these off-topic posts gone?

Isn't this spoiler about the live court?

"That's right. Has anyone found the Living Tribunal? If so, please let me know."

Thor also asked curiously in the public chat.

"A hallucination?"

Tony's interest was also fully piqued, so he glanced at Vision beside him and asked.

"Sir, I did find the overlapping element in both videos, and it is the only overlapping element."

"That's a person with three heads; that's the living court we're looking for."

Vision immediately provided the corresponding answer.

"A person with three heads?"

Upon hearing this, Tony immediately fell into recollection and thought.

Unfortunately, no matter how high Tony's IQ is, his eyes are not a scanner, and he cannot quickly sift out the inconspicuous details from such a massive amount of information.

Fortunately, with Ultron around, all of this was just a minor matter.

Ultron quickly grabbed paper and pen, and with lightning speed, he drew the head of the Living Tribunal that he had seen.

Although it's a drawing, with Ultron's abilities, a 100% accurate recreation is absolutely no problem.

It's just that it's not in color, but in black and white.

"It's not that it has three heads, but rather that it has three faces on one head."

Tony glanced at it and muttered a slight complaint.

However, we finally know what kind of super big shot like the Living Tribunal is.

He had Jarvis scan the portrait and then sent it to the Avengers' group chat.

"This is the Court of Life? It's like this?!"

"Three faces, isn't that... weird?"

"Tony, you finished the portrait so quickly? Was it Ultron's doing?"

"As expected of the Court of Life, it looks extraordinary."

The Avengers in the group then engaged in a fierce discussion.

"Father, Mother, have you ever seen or heard of such a being?"

Chris Hemsworth copied the portrait from the Avengers' group chat and sent it to his own family group chat.

Odin and Frigga examined the portrait closely, but both shook their heads.

They had never actually heard of such a thing.

The only hope now is to search in the ancient texts of Asgard.

If it's not even recorded in ancient texts, then we'll truly be in the dark.

However, after spending a great deal of time searching, Odin indeed discovered that there was no relevant record in the Asgardian scriptures.

It seems that if we want to learn more about the Living Court, we'll have to wait for spoilers on the big screen.

At that moment, another short video related to American comics was playing on the big screen, which immediately attracted Odin's attention.

What to do if Doctor Strange knocks your soul out of your body? Spider-Man remains calm, his spider-sense perfectly breaking the deadlock.

This spoiler immediately piqued the interest of everyone in the group watching on the big screen.

"Do the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj really enjoy knocking people's souls out of their bodies? First there was the Ancient One, and now there's Doctor Strange."

The Flash was the first to voice his criticism, while also secretly marveling at the situation.

Isn't this skill a bit too overpowered?

What kind of person could handle this?

But if it were me, there shouldn't be any problem, since I'm so fast.

"Doctor Strange knocked Spider-Man's soul out of his body? What kind of plot twist is this? Aren't they in cahoots?"

Rocket Raccoon was somewhat surprised, as they were clearly comrades-in-arms fighting Thanos together.

They were still fighting side by side on an alien planet.

"What's going on? What's happening?"

Peter Parker was completely dumbfounded and at a loss for what to do.

He is Spider-Man!

It's worth noting that this doesn't just mean Peter Parker has already learned his identity through a spoiler on the big screen; he's also now been bitten by a spider.

He has gained extraordinary power!

They just haven't started producing spider silk yet, nor have they put on uniforms to fight criminals.

Even so, yes, Peter Parker can still be considered Spider-Man.

That's why Peter Parker was even more agitated by this wave of spoilers.

What happened?

Why is Doctor Strange targeting me?!

Aren't we good friends?

So only after their identity becomes known to the world will they seek help from the other party.

Why is the big screen saying the two are fighting again?

"Spider-Sense, what is that?"

But Peter Parker quickly became excited again.

What does this big screen mean?

Can I handle Doctor Strange's ultimate attack?

Six!

That's really awesome.

I never knew I would be this amazing in the future?

It can even handle moves that involve unleashing one's soul.

Is it based on spider sense?

Will I still have this ability in the future?

Peter Parker was incredibly excited.

"I actually used this trick on a little kid? No, it's another version of me."

Strange, who was investigating the exact location of Kamar-Taj, couldn't help but shake his head.

Using this method on a small child seems a bit inappropriate, doesn't it?

But that doesn't really matter to Strange, since it's a different version of him anyway.

Strange knew he would never use that trick on a child.

"Sigh, I don't know if doing this is the right thing to do or the wrong thing to do."

Then Strange shook his head and sighed deeply.

The sigh wasn't about the spoilers on the big screen, but about his own decision.

After some hesitation and struggle, Strange decided to go to Kamar-Taj to see if he could heal his hands.

And he had made up his mind repeatedly that he was only going there to treat his hands.

If I could avoid joining Kamar-Taj, I would absolutely not choose to join.

Strange admitted he was a little worried about what the outcome of this trip would be.

He speculated that the other Stranges became Doctor Strange because they had sought treatment at Kamar-Taj.

The other Stranges probably didn't initially intend to become mages, just like him.

Forget it, let's take a step by step.

Strange ultimately made this decision.

"Spider-Man can actually counter this move?"

The mage king inside the library showed a degree of surprise.

Judging from the big screen, it seems Spider-Man's soul has been knocked out, yet he still managed to break the deadlock?

Is Spider-Man really that powerful?

The big screen did reveal some spoilers about Spider-Man's battle; the Wizard King thought his strength was just so-so.

How could they actually do something like that?

To be honest, it was quite surprising.

"What is that?"

The spoilers on the big screen then began, and Spider-Man pointed to a "cube" in Doctor Strange's hand and asked a question.

The group members were familiar with that cube-shaped multiverse; it was the same one that appeared in the spoilers for "Three Insects in One Frame".

At that time, the three Spider-Men fought against villains from the multiverse, and Doctor Strange also made an appearance.

In his hand is the cube that was just revealed in the spoilers.

"An ancient artifact, the Kodamos Box, can seal away any spells you've misused."

"Once I've done this, it will reverse the spell and send these people back to their universe."

Doctor Strange spoke to Spider-Man as he cast the spell.

"And then what? We just kicked the bucket?"

Doctor Octopus immediately objected.

"Thank you, but I think I'll pass."

Electro had the same attitude; after all, nobody wants to die.

"Strange, we can't send them back, at least not now."

Spider-Man also shook his head, expressing his opposition.

This caused many people in the multiverse to shake their heads in disbelief.

Kids are kids, they're really immature. As everyone already knew from the spoilers of the three insects appearing together, these people are not good people at all.

It wasn't from its own universe, but rather it was accidentally pulled into its own universe.

Now that we have a way to send these people back, let's just send them back.

Why pretend to be a pushover now?

Why?

Doctor Strange asked in return, quite naturally.

"Because if we send them back, they will die."

Spider-Man gave this reason.

"Parker, that's their fate."

Doctor Strange disagreed.

"Have some compassion, okay?"

Spider-Man actually said that.

"This Spider-Man is hilarious!"

Rocket Raccoon couldn't help but scoff.

What's wrong with sending these unexpected visitors back to their original time?

It's only natural!

If we don't do this, won't the multiverse be directly disrupted, and how many time branches will be created?

Besides, these people are not good people to begin with, so where does your sympathy come from?

What if we save these people, and then they go and harm others?

"Doctor Strange's actions were perfectly reasonable. If it were me, I wouldn't have allowed such a bunch of villains to remain in my universe either."

"This is not just about being responsible for yourself, but also for the entire universe!"

Tony also spoke out, expressing his support for Strange.

"Everyone says I'm an idiot? Do you still have the nerve to call me an idiot now? The real idiot has appeared!"

Star-Lord also said the same thing in the public chat.

Others also expressed their opinions, and many people disagreed with Spider-Man's actions.

Even Captain America, despite his usual rigid and stubborn nature, clearly expressed his opposition at this moment. (End of Chapter)