In the majestic and resplendent Phoenix Cosmos.
Countless stars twinkle.
The phantom of the Phoenix looms amidst the countless stars, its eyes, one known as the Mind Gemstone, continuously emitting a ghostly yellow light, aiding Hawk in comprehending the Seventh Sense at all tis.
As his understanding of the Seventh Sense deepens, his Little Cosmos continually expands.
As his Little Cosmos continually expands, he draws ever closer to the Eighth Sense.
The second eye of the Phoenix, known as the Reality Gemstone, continually emits a deep red light, helping Hawk constantly manifest the current power of his Little Cosmos.
Above the Little Cosmos is the Ti Galaxy that Hawk has ford, spanning the entire cosmos after retracting his own ti.
Above the Ti Galaxy.
Hawk stands suspended, looking down at his own ti river, trying to figure out what has happened.
His ti runs parallel to the current cosmic ti, diverging from the past, and then branching from the present.
At first, Hawk thought there was a change in the tiline.
But...
His ti has not changed at all.
It is the cosmos’s ti river that has changed.
The ti river has branched.
Yes.
Branched.
If the previous ti river was a straight line moving forward, then now, the ti river looks like an undulating electrocardiogram, first going up, then down.
Hawk found this jolting node.
Calculating the ti, it was when Doctor Strange reversed ti to restore the damaged Hong Kong Island.
But...
Indeed, the fluctuation was produced at the mont of Doctor Strange’s ti reversal, but not because of Doctor Strange reversing ti.
Rather, it was because of Kamar-Taj.
To be precise, at the mont Doctor Strange restored ti, Kamar-Taj in Hong Kong Island had already collapsed.
Although Kamar-Taj was restored by Doctor Strange, its destruction had already beco a past event.
Simply put.
Kamar-Taj Hall in Hong Kong Island was indeed destroyed, but after being destroyed, it was swiftly restored by Doctor Strange.
But Kamar-Taj in Hong Kong Island was indeed destroyed, and at that mont, the ti fluctuation was produced.
"Hiss, wasn’t it Doctor Strange’s reversed tiline?"
"Of course not!"
"..."
Hawk, listening to the voice that rang in his ears, looked toward the direction the voice ca from.
Then...
The golden light nearly blinded his eyes.
Hawk looked at the newcor and opened his mouth.
"Supre Mage?"
"No."
Wearing Golden Holy Armor, seemingly projecting directly from the future to illuminate before him, The Ancient One’s voice was calm: "The Supre Mage died three hours ago; the current Ancient One is the Ancient One guarding the Zodiac’s Sixth Palace."
Hawk’s mouth twitched.
"I rember I gave you the position of God of Ti."
"Yes."
The Ancient One, flashing in Virgo’s Golden Holy Armor, shrugged: "But in my tiline, you seem to have forgotten to relieve of my position in the Zodiac, but I seriously suspect you want to work two jobs, perhaps to teach your children how to beco a qualified Golden Saint Warrior, for free."
Hawk’s face turned serious: "Ancient One, I have always respected you, and I absolutely have no intention of taking advantage of you."
After speaking.
He directly changed the subject.
"What the heck is going on."
"I thought you already knew."
The Ancient One said as he drifted beside Hawk, looking at Hawk’s Ti Galaxy, his gaze fixed on the future in Hawk’s ti, still flickering seductively like a captivating siren, tempting Hawk to take a look.
"It’s a ti trap."
"I know."
Hawk, following the Ancient One’s gaze, snorted with a smile: "If I looked, my ti would never transcend."
If he looked at the future arranged for him by the Marvel Main Cosmos, then, his life and death would no longer be up to him!
The Ancient One nodded: "The Three Holy Halls of Kamar-Taj are used to suppress the Earth’s tiline’s stability and to let Earth’s ti fall into the main ti of the cosmos. But when Kamar-Taj’s Three Holy Halls were destroyed, Earth’s ti also rged into the main ti of the cosmos..."
Upon hearing this, Hawk hurriedly raised his hand.
"Wait, isn’t Earth’s ti in the Main Cosmos’s ti?"
"In my hands, no. Now, yes."
The Ancient One spoke calmly; even after donning the Golden Holy Armor, his voice was no different from during his ti as Supre Mage: "In my hands, Earth’s ti was sothing that could not be changed in the past, otherwise, why do you think Doctor Strange can reverse ti."
Hawk, listening to this, raised an eyebrow.
The Ancient One smiled serenely, his right hand instantly brushing over before him, and in a flash, a projected ti river appeared.
"On the main cosmos, Earth is called Terra Star, but before that, it was called Midgard."
"And Midgard belongs to the World Tree Parallel Cosmos."
"When Odin unified the Nine Realms, the ti trap of the Main Cosmos also set its sights on Odin, and Odin got caught."
"Midgard never fell from the World Tree by itself."
"Instead, Odin made a deal with ti to obtain a vision of the future, and then he saw the Twilight of the Gods prepared for him by ti."
"Odin also realized, but it was too late."
"He saw the future Twilight of the Gods, and the Twilight of the Gods beca the destined past."
"The Twilight of the Gods will comnce at the mont Midgard’s ti rges into the Main Cosmos."
"At the mont when Midgard’s ti rges into the Main Cosmos, the Twilight of the Gods gears prepared by ti for Odin will turn."
"After the Twilight of the Gods, when Asgard shatters, the ti of the World Tree Cosmos will also rge into the ti of the Main Cosmos, becoming one among the many in the Main Multiverse."
"Thus, Odin tried every ans possible to delay the arrival of the Twilight of the Gods."
"He attempted to prevent Midgard’s ti from rging into the Main Cosmos."
"Therefore, at the mont Midgard fell, while its ti remained in the World Tree, as the Main God of the World Tree Cosmos, Odin, the King of Gods, at the final mont, allowed the birth of the Elder God lineage in Midgard."
"The Almighty Oshite, the All-seeing Agamotto, the Ancient Hoggs -- these are the Trinity God Emperor Vishanti."
"Emperor Vishanti built three Kamar-Taj Ti Halls on Earth, and at the cost of their own existence, they vowed that the three Ti Halls would never fall, that Earth’s ti would always remain independent within the Main Cosmos."
"Henceforward, every Supre Mage takes maintaining ti as their duty."
"Moreover, a rule was established: the past cannot be changed, the future cannot be foreseen."
"But..."
"Kulan Gas, the third Supre Mage, an evil mage, murdered the second Supre Mage. Tempted by ti, he broke the rule that the future cannot be foreseen and saw the ti of the destruction of the three Kamar-Taj Ti Halls."
"Then..."
"Bang!"
As The Ancient One recounted, with a gentle touch, the three Ti Halls collapsed instantly, and the ti of Earth that was independent of the river of ti rged into the ti of the Main Cosmos.
Then.
Doctor Strange activated the Ti Gemstone, reversing the flow of ti.
"How did the Main Cosmos co to have nurous Multiverses."
"Isn’t it at any node, making any choice, thereby spawning different futures?"
"Thus..."
"The rule that the past cannot be changed was also entirely invalidated after Earth’s ti rged into the ti of the Main Cosmos."
"..."
Hawk listened to The Ancient One’s ’Ti Class,’ opened his mouth, looking at The Ancient One: "Can you explain it in one sentence?"
Ti stuff is most annoying.
That’s why he prefers an unknown future to a known future, for yet another reason.
It’s simple.
No need to think, just charge ahead.
How does the saying go.
Ignorance is sotis the best happiness.
Hawk always wanted to be a happy person, but fate wouldn’t allow it, forcing him on the path to strength.
Still the sa saying.
If his sister hadn’t had an accident that year, he wouldn’t have been led astray by grief, allowing the wayward system to locate him, and then he’d acquired the Little Cosmos Cultivation thod.
So...
The Ancient One smiled, rging Earth’s ti that had been independent of the Main Cosmos with it, then looked at Hawk.
"You think altering the past is just creating a branch?"
"Isn’t it?"
"That’s not how ti operates."
"When Earth’s ti rges into the Main Cosmos, not only does it produce a new future, but also a new past."
"New Future."
"New Past."
"And in this newly created past ti, there is no Peter Parker..."
"At least not the Peter Parker you know."
"..."
Hawk listened to The Ancient One’s argunt about ’New Future, New Past,’ furrowing his brow, then heard this sentence and raised his brow.
"What do you an by ’no Peter Parker I know’?"
"I should get going."
The Ancient One smiled slightly: "Ti is urging to leave."
Hawk frowned.
"Your ti should belong to the Phoenix Cosmos now, and you are the God of Ti, so who’s urging you, Phoenix Ti itself? Has it gained self-awareness?"
"No, it’s the rules I set to prevent those New Gods from recklessly tampering with tilines."
"New Gods..."
Hawk furrowed his brow even tighter.
"Absurd, are tilines for them to ddle with? How could I possibly ordain these uncouth New Gods, damn it, what am I doing, these New Gods playing with ti should be..."
"They are your children with Gwen."
The Ancient One’s voice was gentle.
Hawk’s sharp brow lifted, his anger imdiately vanished, and he awkwardly touched his nose, much like a parent called to the principal’s office, hesitant to et the eyes of the teacher, The Ancient One.
"They are too mischievous, Gwen, being so playful, isn’t she disciplining them?"
"She is."
"And then?"
"You said children being mischievous is normal; besides, if the tiline is ssed up, the God of Ti can fix it, no big deal."
"..."
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