**Ancient One**, Title: Supreme Sorcerer.
Leader of the Mystic Arts Mage organization Kamar-Taj, a super-powerful Mystic Arts Mage who has lived for centuries, a Celestial-tier being who secretly protects Earth and is suspected of having slain multiple Demon Gods.
**Danger Level: SSSSSS** - An entity absolutely not to be provoked.
Tony Stark stared at this record, dumbfounded. *What the hell is this?*
He immediately led the group to a safe house nearby. After confirming the area was clear of onlookers, he projected the information for the others to see.
The others were equally incredulous.
"There are Mystic Arts Mages on Earth? People like this actually exist?" Ant-Man Scott blurted out.
Though his horizons had broadened considerably since becoming a superhero, this information still struck him as utterly absurd.
"Celestial-tier? What kind of power level is that?" Captain Rogers asked.
The four of them were completely baffled.
"Slaying Demon Gods and secretly protecting Earth... they can't possibly be bad guys," Dr. Bruce Banner interjected.
"But the main point is this: Doctor Strange's master!" Tony Stark said, pointing to a section of the projection.
The group froze. They knew very little about Doctor Strange, and had never even heard that he had a master.
Or rather, even if they knew that normal people usually had masters to learn from, the problem was that they had absolutely no memory of this.
"Alright, regardless, this is something someone from your timeline should know, right?" Bruce Banner asked.
"They probably shouldn't know, but he does..." Tony Stark was even more speechless when he saw data on the Anti-Thanos Armor.
"How does he know about Thanos?" Bruce Banner asked, looking at the records on Thanos.
*Thanos, Cosmic Overlord, Celestial-tier super-strong being, brutal personality, countless murders, threat level SSSSSS.*
Tony Stark was also speechless. He didn't know how his counterpart in this timeline had learned about Thanos, but he did know one thing: this version of him must have at least some understanding of Thanos.
*This entire timeline is insane. I have no idea what's going on.*
Then he noticed several Anti-Series Armors.
"Anti-Spider-Woman Armor?" Tony Stark glanced at the armor's name, noting its difference from Spider-Man's. "Jarvis, is this Spider-Woman a woman?"
"Yes, sir," Jarvis replied.
"Spider-Woman..." Tony Stark searched the database and found a section on Spider-Woman, though it contained little information, just basic data.
This Spider-Woman's profile was strikingly similar to Spider-Man's, even down to her costume and combat style.
The only differences were that she was female and noticeably older.
Tony Stark seemed to realize something, his face paling. *If there's Spider-Woman but no Spider-Man, could it be that my godson was erased from existence in this timeline?*
He suppressed his irritation and continued reading.
"Anti-Wonder Woman Armor..." Tony Stark reviewed the files on Wonder Woman.
"Daughter of Zeus, King of the Olympian gods, and a mortal. A demigod with power comparable to Thor, and potentially much higher...". As he read these details, his expression grew complex. He genuinely didn't understand. "Is there a Wonder Woman named Diana in our world?"
"No, I've never heard of it," Captain Rogers said.
The other two shook their heads as well.
This world was getting interesting. Another Wonder Woman, another Spider-Woman... this was clearly a timeline completely different from his own.
As he continued reading, he came across the final Anti-Series Armor.
"Anti-Homelander Armor..." Tony Stark noticed that the database entries for this armor were still being updated, with several design versions in progress.
In short, the designs were being revised in rapid succession. The armor hadn't even been finalized before its design strength was increased again, raising the difficulty.
"Who is this Homelander? Is this human data?" Tony Stark's eyes widened as he stared at the design specifications for the Anti-Homelander Armor. *What the hell is this?*
He knew the Anti-Hulk Armor's specifications like the back of his hand.
But the Anti-Homelander Armor's design requirements and strength requirements were even more astonishing. What did that imply?
Judging by the design and strength requirements of the Anti-Homelander Armor, he could probably infer the relative power level of Homelander himself.
Then he saw Lin Feng's notes.
Lin Feng, codenamed Homelander, Superheroes Faction. Confirmed to be from another high-dimensional universe. Danger level: SSS. Do not provoke. Avoid contact as much as possible—doing so could be fatal.
Then he saw his past self's annotations on Homelander's abilities, and his eyes nearly popped out of his head. Super speed, super endurance, impervious to all weapons, eyes can shoot laser beams, can fly, uses magic, no weaknesses, no weaknesses, no weaknesses.
He was even more speechless. He'd never believed anyone could be without weaknesses. How was he supposed to develop the Anti-Series Armor without any weaknesses to exploit?
*Everyone* had weaknesses.
Yet his past self had written that this Homelander had absolutely no weaknesses, even casting powerful magic.
As a result, the Anti-Homelander Armor had been constantly updated, but with no actual progress. Every update required completely overturning the previous conclusions.
Unlike others, Lin Feng's notes also included the phrase "rapid growth."
Tony Stark was dumbfounded. He finally understood what made this world so bizarre—it was utterly absurd.
Several characters who hadn't appeared before now made their debut. Even Homelander, Spider-Woman, and Wonder Woman, whom the narrator had never seen before, made an appearance.
Moreover, the database contained countless mind-blowing revelations.
Before arriving, everyone had expected to encounter a familiar Battle of New York. But now, this completely unfamiliar situation had unfolded.
The figure swinging in the distance wasn't Spider-Man, but Spider-Woman.
Thor was far more powerful than he should have been at this stage.
Tony Stark commanded not only the Iron Legion but also the Extremis Legion. It was clear that Earth's forces in this timeline were significantly stronger than in their original timeline.
Not to mention the early arrival of Quicksilver, Scarlet Witch, and others.
Everyone's reaction was simply: *Mind-blown! Mind-blown!*
This was nothing like they had imagined.
"So, is this the timeline we arrived at through the Quantum Realm, or a parallel universe?" Tony Stark asked.
Dr. Bruce Banner replied, "Theoretically, it's impossible for us to return to the past. The past is unchangeable, because our present is a direct consequence of our past actions. If we were to go back and alter the past, it would only create a new timeline, leaving our original timeline untouched. Based on this theory, this place must have been altered for some reason we don't understand, making it a parallel timeline rather than our past."
"So, after all our warnings about not changing the timeline, it's already formed its own?" Captain Rogers asked.
Everyone nodded in agreement. It seemed that was the case, though they didn't know what was wrong with this particular timeline.
"The timeline changes in this world aren't that significant," Tony Stark said, "but the problem is that the progress of scientific research is way too advanced, and the timing of certain events is completely off! Things I shouldn't know at this point in time, I already do. And most importantly, there are three people here who don't exist in our world: Spider-Woman, Homelander, and Wonder Woman Diana."
This was what Tony found most baffling: not only was the progress of events different, but completely unknown people and phenomena had appeared.
"Sigh, their progress is so much faster than ours," Captain Rogers said with a hint of wistfulness. "Things we paid countless sacrifices to achieve, they can now obtain effortlessly!"
How could they not feel wistful?
During the Battle of New York, they had been in near-disarray, fighting with the determination to die, with almost no hope of victory.
Especially after the human army was routed, they were the only ones left on the battlefield. They fought with the resolve of those facing certain death, determined to take down as many Chitauri as possible.
But the Chitauri were simply too numerous, overwhelming them beyond their capacity to handle. This is why, in the end, they had to resort to a nuclear strike.
The US Congress's order to bomb New York wasn't arbitrary. Without the nuclear option, humanity's conventional forces stood no chance against the Chitauri. If the aliens had been allowed to spread, it would have been truly game over.
Not to mention the subsequent devastation of the Ultron Era and Thanos's invasion during the Infinity War. Their combat strength had always been stretched thin.
Technological advancements were barely adequate, and they certainly couldn't be described as abundant.
More often than not, they were forced to fight single-handedly, with an air of desperate, last-ditch combat.
But if they had possessed overwhelming technological prowess and combat strength from the start, they might have stood a chance against Thanos's invasion.
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