American comics start with asking Iron Man a question.

Given that the Time Administration Bureau is an entity that transcends the three-dimensional universe, shouldn't its administrators be a more advanced life form?

Or is it that the agents of the Time Management Bureau only look like people, but aren't actually human?

Or perhaps, the supreme guardian of time simply has a preference for humans?

The answer to this question remains unknown, but it is a direction worth studying and exploring.

In conclusion, Loki then used Möbius's salad as a demonstration to vividly explain a profound truth to Möbius.

It has to be said that Loki's language skills are really not good. He rambles on and on with a lot of meaningless words, but in fact, it can be summarized in a very simple way.

That is: no matter what you do in the apocalypse, it will not create any time branches, because the apocalypse is about to end!

Therefore, the time-altering entity can remain safely hidden within Apocalypse, doing whatever it wants without being detected by the Time Management Bureau.

"It turns out that the Time Management Bureau locates time anomalies by detecting time branches."

Peter Parker then spoke up, as if suddenly realizing something.

The conversation between Loki and Möbius has made this point perfectly clear.

Time anomalies can arise due to a series of related events and the creation of new time branches. These time branches are clearly independent of the original timeline and can be quickly detected by the Time Management Bureau.

This way they can quickly find out where the time-altering entity is.

This allows for a rapid capture.

It's likely that after Loki escaped from Stark Tower using the Tesseract, this created a new timeline, which led to him being captured by the Time Management system.

But the female Loki was able to find even such a loophole, and by hiding in one apocalypse after another, she completely disappeared right under the nose of the Time Bureau.

All I can say is that they are truly impressive.

"I have to say, this female Loki is quite capable; she actually found such a loophole."

After the video ended, Loki couldn't help but exclaim in approval.

“That’s right, the female Loki is indeed quite remarkable, because she actually received praise from Loki,” Thor couldn’t help but laugh from the side.

Loki has extremely high standards; at least Thor has hardly ever heard Loki praise anyone.

Especially in public places like this.

"Female Loki not only found a way to evade the Time Bureau's capture, but also a way to travel through the multiverse! Yes, she is truly remarkable!"

Tony Stark was also very generous with his praise for Loki.

Previously, everyone only speculated that female Loki could travel through the universe, but after seeing the answers, everyone has no doubt about it.

Because female Loki is hiding in apocalyptic events like "Apocalypse".

This kind of apocalypse requires constant travel, because you can only stay in each apocalypse for a few days, or even just a few hours.

However, the fact that Female Loki was able to completely evade the Time Bureau's capture using this trick shows that she must have stayed in such brief moments of time countless times.

It could even be said that it happened countless times.

So there's only one answer: Female Loki can travel through the multiverse indefinitely!

Only by continuously traversing the apocalypse within each universe can they shield themselves from the Time Management Bureau.

That's really remarkable.

Are the dimensional barriers between the multiverses so easily broken?

Based on the information currently available, only the Observer and Infinite Ultron possess the "mature skill" to traverse the multiverse.

Of course, Doctor Strange did break the cosmic barrier once, but that was just an accident. Doctor Strange accidentally broke the boundary, that's all!

If Doctor Strange were to do it again, he might not be able to do it!

Female Loki is awesome!

"The multiverse, huh? That's quite an interesting thing." Loki gave another wicked laugh when the concept of the multiverse came up.

"No, the multiverse is extremely dangerous!" Captain America declared righteously.

If possible, he hopes the boundaries of the multiverse will never be broken!

God knows what kind of thing traveled from another universe.

[Question: After the boundaries of the multiverse were broken, who did Doctor Strange seek help from to deal with the multiverse crisis?]

A. Iron Man, Tony Stark

【B. Scarlet Witch Wanda Maximoff】

[C. Captain America, Steve Rogers]

[D. Captain Marvel, Carol Danvers]

[Friendly reminder: Those who answer correctly will receive a physical attribute enhancement card as a reward;]

Those who answer incorrectly will have one attribute of their own deducted randomly, including but not limited to knowledge, experience, skills, possessions, etc.

As everyone was discussing, the system notification suddenly sounded, and the latest question appeared.

Chapter 377: Captain Marvel or Scarlet Witch – Who's Stronger?

"Multiverse crisis?"

Upon seeing the question, Captain America's face immediately contorted like an old chrysanthemum blooming in late autumn.

Everyone else also felt somewhat surprised.

As everyone knows, the multiverse crisis caused by Doctor Strange and Spider-Man wasn't actually that serious.

Calling it a "crisis" is a bit of self-deception; at most, it's just a "chaos in the multiverse," nothing more.

After all, while characters like Electro, Doctor Octopus, and Sandman may look intimidating at first glance, they are actually not that difficult to deal with.

In fact, they were ultimately defeated by the combined efforts of three Spider-Men.

Of course, this wasn't fully shown in the footage; after the other "monsters" were dealt with, Green Goblin was still running rampant.

However, with the three Spider-Men teaming up, plus Doctor Strange present, no one thought the Green Goblin could really cause any trouble.

In everyone's subconscious, this multiverse crisis should have been resolved.

However, this question reveals a different story: things are not as simple as they seem.

"Does this crisis refer to the one where the three Spider-Men are together, or is it another crisis in addition to this one?"

Tony Stark, his expression grave, also posed the same question.

Neither of these two possibilities is good news, because even with Doctor Strange's abilities, he couldn't handle this crisis by himself and needed to ask for help from others.

And who was the person he turned to for help?

Although it is currently unknown to everyone, looking at the four people in the options, each of them is a god-level figure capable of turning the tide and "reversing the world".

Everyone knows the true level of this multiverse crisis.

Thinking about this, everyone present couldn't help but feel very heavy-hearted. What is going on with Earth's future? Why are there so many multiverse crises happening all the time? Are they trying to kill us?

"Whether we admit it or not, it seems we will be entering a multiverse era in the future, and we must make the necessary preparations before then!"

Thor spoke in the same serious tone, and this time his words were unusually direct and to the point.

"Let's analyze this problem more carefully!" Captain America couldn't help but suggest.

They are currently completely confused and at a loss. Specific details will likely only be available when the answer analysis is played.

Upon hearing Captain America's words, everyone temporarily stopped their discussion and began to focus their attention on the big screen.

"Tony Stark?"

Tony Stark first stared at his options and did some analysis.

"I think before making a choice, we must first understand what the 'multiverse crisis' is and what crises it includes. Only by understanding this can we conduct a targeted analysis."

Tony Stark's words made perfect sense, and everyone present nodded in agreement.

"There should be at least two kinds of crises."

Peter Parker began as if it were the most obvious thing in the world: “First and foremost, we need to deal with those threats from the multiverse, like Green Goblin and Doctor Octopus.”

"Another point is... I don't know if the gate to the multiverse can be closed. If the gate to the multiverse remains open, then I think we need to find a way to close it."

Peter Parker's conjecture is a very basic guess and generalization, which is generally accepted by everyone, and no one has raised any objections.

Does the multiverse crisis mentioned in the title include the first scenario, or both scenarios mentioned by Peter Parker?

This sparked a heated discussion among the attendees.

I believe both scenarios are included!

Thor immediately offered his opinion: "If it's just dealing with some 'interdimensional visitors,' I think Doctor Strange can handle it. Even if he can't, he has Kamar-Taj behind him!"

And what is Kamar-Taj?

As clearly stated in previous footage, one of Kamar-Taj's main "jobs" is to deal with various threats from other places.

For example, when Thor was searching for Odin, he had just arrived on Earth when Doctor Strange invited him over for tea.

Kamar-Taj has been guarding against extradimensional beings like Dormammu invading Earth for countless years.

If visitors from other universes were to intrude on Earth, Kamar-Taj would not stand idly by, as it would be one of their duties.

If Doctor Strange went to find someone else to deal with this crisis, it means that the entire Kamar-Taj cannot handle it. So it would be a bit unreasonable if this crisis was caused by one person, since Kamar-Taj was able to defend against Dormammu.

Could that person be stronger than Dormammu?

If that's the case, it won't matter who Doctor Strange talks to; Earth is definitely doomed.

Therefore, people tend to believe that this crisis does not refer to a specific enemy, but rather to the closure of the entrance to the multiverse!

Kamar-Taj couldn't handle such a crisis, so they had to turn to other figures outside of Kamar-Taj, which was generally accepted by the public.

Of course, this is just speculation and inference, and there is no concrete evidence.

But when it comes to multiple-choice questions, there's no need to aim for 100% accuracy. As long as the probability is high enough, the likelihood is high enough.

The multiverse crisis involves two possible scenarios, which is indeed greater than the possibility of only one scenario.