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

"Spider-Man is dead too, and he was just a kid, right?"

Strange, who was on a bus, also made the same remark.

This ultimate universe is really depressing to watch.

It feels like those superheroes die so easily, even gods can be drowned by floods.

Doctor Strange also died.

That's one thing, but Spider-Man is a kid.

Look at that Spider-Man in the picture, so young, it's such a pity.

Coupled with Strange's recent misfortunes, he was already extremely frustrated, and now seeing such spoilers is just adding insult to injury.

However, after this explanatory video ended, some completely unrelated videos were played on the big screen.

Strange wasn't in the mood to watch this pointless stuff and simply exited the big screen.

He began to devote himself entirely to the search for Kamar-Taj.

After countless twists and turns and difficulties, Strange finally found a relatively reliable lead.

Kamar-Taj may be in Kathmandu.

So Strange spent all the money he had on a plane ticket to Kathmandu.

After some more painstaking inquiries, Strange finally found some more clues.

So, following those clues, they arrived at an inconspicuous small town.

Of course, Strange couldn't have known that all the clues he obtained were actually deliberately revealed by the Ancient One.

Otherwise, Strange would not have been able to find Kamar-Taj.

After all, S.H.I.E.L.D. has been investigating for so long, and they haven't found anything.

Let alone Strange?

Bang bang bang!

Bang bang bang!

Poor Strange got beaten up while searching, and even his watch was stolen.

Fortunately, at the critical moment, a "man in black robes" descended from the sky and drove away all the villains.

"Is it you?"

Strange glanced at it and his eyes lit up immediately. Wasn't this Doctor Strange's colleague?

He initially taught Doctor Strange magic and fought alongside him against Dormammu and Kaecilius.

Damn it, we finally found Kamar-Taj!

Do you know me?

Baron Mordo was taken aback; it seemed like this was the first time he had met this guy.

"Excuse me, I've mistaken you for someone else."

Strange then realized that it was very strange that he knew the other person, so he began to pretend to be stupid.

Are you looking for Kamar-Taj?

Baron Mordo had no doubts, since it was perfectly reasonable for Strange not to recognize him.

Strange immediately knew that he had indeed come to the right place.

Then they followed Baron Mordo into Kamar-Taj.

And under Baron Mordo's guidance, they met the Ancient One.

But there sat the Ancient One, looking relaxed, holding a cup of tea and leisurely scrolling through short videos.

Indeed, right in front of the Ancient One, there was that incredibly familiar large screen floating in the air.

It's just that apart from Strange and the Ancient One, no one else can see it anymore.

"Everyone else, please leave now, thank you."

The Ancient One glanced at Strange and dismissed all the other people in the room.

"Strange, you've finally come."

The Ancient One then greeted Strange with a gentle expression.

"Really? I added you as a friend but you didn't accept, and I asked you so many times in the public chat but you didn't answer."

"Did I really have to go through so much trouble to find this place?"

"Is this the kind of pathetic state you wanted to see me in?"

Strange was still full of resentment.

Because the Ancient One was on his friends list, Strange knew that the Ancient One could also see the big screen.

Although the Ancient One never spoke in the public chat, there is no doubt about this.

The Ancient One could have simply sent him an address; it would have been such a simple and easy thing.

As a result, I ended up having to go through all sorts of trouble.

What do you think?

The Ancient One remained calm and offered no explanation, only casually asking Strange a question in return.

Strange's calm demeanor as he entered the mountain only fueled his frustration.

That's a bit too dismissive of you.

"Mr. Strange, if I remember correctly, you're the one who needs my help, right? This isn't how you ask for a favor."

The Ancient One spoke again, calmly.

"To be honest, even now, I don't know if coming here was the right or wrong thing to do."

Strange then sat down opposite the Ancient One.

He genuinely didn't want to become Doctor Strange, but reality forced him to.

"No, you've already made your decision, you just can't convince yourself yet."

The Ancient One's words were surprisingly profound.

"Besides being able to extract a person's soul, can you also see through it?"

Strange was completely defeated.

Because the Ancient One was absolutely right.

If he hadn't truly decided to become Doctor Strange, why would Strange have embarked on the journey to find Kamar-Taj?

Besides his own hands, and the threat of being hunted by the other corrupted Doctor Strange, there was a third equally important reason.

The Avengers talked to Doctor Strange a while ago.

What did you talk about?

How to resolve the threat of Infinite Ultron.

Everyone discussed it back and forth, but they couldn't come up with a feasible solution.

Even if it is the only way, it faces enormous difficulties.

The Ancient One refuses to lend out the Time Stone.

Therefore, using Infinite Ultron to fight against Infinite Ultron presents an insurmountable obstacle.

In the end, Tony came up with a solution. That's why Tony is considered a smart guy, as certified by the big screen.

"The Ancient One doesn't lend out the Time Stone, so what about Doctor Strange?"

The big screen clearly revealed that Doctor Strange is also the guardian of the Time Stone.

So Tony and the others spent a long time persuading Strange before they finally convinced him.

Strange was added to the "Anti-Ultron Squad".

Strange's importance is self-evident.

Strange was initially reluctant to agree, since he wasn't exactly a superhero to begin with.

Even after joining Kamar-Taj and studying there for a long time, Strange still wanted to leave Kamar-Taj after suddenly learning the truth about Dormammu.

At this moment, he didn't want to deal with the mess that Infinite Ultron had made.

however!

Yes, there is one more "however".

However, Strange has a weakness.

"Strange, if you agree to our request, I promise to protect Christine's safety."

Tony hit Strange's weak spot right away.

"You know she could die in a car accident, so I'll design a special car for her."

"So that even if she gets into a car accident, she will be safe and sound."

"In addition, Nick Fury will also deploy S.H.I.E.L.D. to protect her 24/7."

Tony's words at the time put Strange in a state of hesitation.

"If Infinite Ultron really comes, and if we can't defeat him, who will guarantee Christine's safety?"

"Not for us, not for this universe, but for Christine, Strange!"

Nick Fury and others also offered words of comfort to Strange in the group chat.

Little by little, Strange was eventually persuaded.

"No, I can't do that, but your thoughts are written all over your face."

The voice of the Ancient One rang out, interrupting Strange's thoughts.

"Alright, you see through me, for now. So, how can I become a sorcerer of Kamar-Taj?"

Strange finally shrugged and asked the Ancient One with a serious expression.

Oh well, what else can I do? I guess I'll just have to accept my fate.

"That is indeed a profound question, but it's not just you; I've been thinking about it too."

"Why would Katamage want you?"

"We have so many monks here, we don't need you."

The Ancient One, however, looked at Doctor Strange with a meaningful gaze.

Before the large screen appeared, the Ancient One did indeed intend for this person to inherit Kamar-Taj, because at that time the Ancient One could see the future.

Although Strange only reveals many possibilities for the future, it is enough for the Ancient One to take some targeted measures.

But now?

The Ancient One will never live to see the future.

With the advent of large screens, the future has become unrecognizable.

Therefore, the Ancient One couldn't really find a reason for Strange to join Kamar-Taj.

Even the Ancient One herself didn't know whether this was a bad thing or a good thing.

Strange: "..."

What the hell is going on?

Don't you plan to have yourself?

He had considered all sorts of scenarios before he came, but he never imagined that Kamar-Taj wouldn't want him!

After all, in the spoilers on the big screen, each universe is Doctor Strange, so he subconsciously takes it for granted that becoming Doctor Strange is a matter of course if he wants to.

But now I really didn't expect that Kamar-Taj wouldn't want me.

"In every universe, Strange is Doctor Strange. Do you want us to be the exception?"

Strange looked at the Ancient One, somewhat caught off guard.

"Don't ask me, ask yourself. If you want Kamar-Taj to take you in, you'd better give me a good reason."

"I can't find a reason right now, so I might need you to tell me."

The Ancient One said calmly.

"My magical talent is exceptional? Am I a born mage?"

Strange thought for a moment, then raised an eyebrow.

"You're not the only one with high magical talent, but not everyone will become a mage."

"Because if I didn't become Doctor Strange, the risk of this world being destroyed would greatly increase."

Doctor Strange then recounted the other threat from the Dark Strange, the threat of dealing with Infinite Ultron, and so on, all in front of the Ancient One.

"Okay, I guess you finally gave me this reason."

The Ancient One then nodded.

From then on, Doctor Strange became a magical apprentice in Kamar-Taj.

He diligently learns magic from Baron Mordo every day, and just like in the spoilers, he initially seems quite clumsy.

I've been trying for a long time but still can't open that portal.

Unfortunately, the Ancient One had no choice but to adopt the suggestion of using the large screen.

"It seems you still have to go to Mount Everest."

The Ancient One walked up to Doctor Strange with a half-smile.

"No, no, no, I can do it..."

Strange's face turned green; just thinking about the series of events shown on the big screen made him unable to hold back.

Swish!

However, the next moment, a golden portal transported him to Mount Everest.

"No, don't do it again."

Strange looked utterly miserable, but what else could he do?

We could only deal with whatever came our way, and ultimately, just as the spoilers on the big screen revealed, we learned how to use a portal in this extreme environment.

From then on, it was as if he had suddenly become enlightened, and he learned all kinds of magic very quickly, making rapid progress.

In just a few months, he had learned most of the magic in Kamar-Taj.

In terms of his mastery of the art, he was in no way inferior to Baron Mordo.

It's enough to shock countless people.

It's possible that in the entire Kamar-Taj, apart from the Ancient One, no one can keep Doctor Strange in check.

"Have I finally come to this?"

Doctor Strange looked at himself in the mirror, dressed in a sorcerer's robe, and murmured this astonishment.

However, this exclamation was quickly interrupted, as another wave of spoilers related to American comics appeared on the big screen in front of them.

[The wife of Nick Fury, the king of secret agents, is actually an alien! She even took Nick Fury away from Earth in the end.]

What the hell!

This wave of spoilers has really shocked a lot of people.

The cross-species relationship between Wanda and Vision was already shocking enough, enough to shatter people's worldviews.

As it turns out, Nick Fury's version is just as good, also crossing species boundaries.

Isn't this a bit too elaborate?

"No way, Nick Fury actually married an alien? This is...this is really something!"

Peter Parker was the first to exclaim "Holy crap!" in the public chat.

At such a young age, he felt that adults were really good at having fun, which was completely beyond his comprehension.

Those are aliens.

How could an Earthling possibly respect an alien? To Earthlings, aren't aliens monsters?

And yet you married a monster? What kind of taste and bizarre aesthetic is that?

Could it be that Nick Fury really thinks that alien is beautiful?

I can't believe it, what kind of taste is that?

Peter Parker has seen so many alien movies and even real aliens on the big screen, but he has never seen an alien species that fits the aesthetic standards of Earthlings.

"True love, this is true love! It transcends species and race! I admire it, I admire it!"

Tony instantly became completely devoted to Nick Fury.

Before this, the person he admired most was Wanda, who even admired robots.

However, Tony has now announced that Nick Fury has defeated Wanda and become the person he admires most.

Being able to play across species—that's what makes a true warrior.

"No way, the commander actually..."

Black Widow was utterly dumbfounded. (End of Chapter)