American comics: Starting with Luke the Maker

"You guys are really crazy." Strange clicked his tongue. Although he had only been in this universe for less than a day, his worldview had been impacted multiple times. If he wasn't seeing that everything in this universe was currently operating normally and order still existed, he wouldn't have been able to believe that this world hadn't ended yet?

Mephisto, that kind of person who manipulates people's hearts, can actually become a partner of Kamar-Taj? Dormammu, that dark lord who wholeheartedly wants to devour this planet, the great enemy of Kamar-Taj, can actually cooperate and exchange ideas with Kamar-Taj?

As someone who had faced Dormammu once, Strange knew very well that if you didn't have the strength or pose a threat to him, he simply wouldn't communicate or negotiate with a creature as insignificant as an ant in his eyes. As for having him sit obediently at a table and have transactions and cooperation talks with humans to establish a long-term, stable, and good relationship, that would be even more of a fantasy.

The former Strange had always thought highly of himself and even had his teacher, the Ancient One, comment: 'You are the most outstanding one among us.' But this cross-dimensional escape and the things he had seen and heard in this world had truly awakened him.

The most outstanding?

So, those who weren't as outstanding as him had all become dimensional gods, and the most outstanding him was being chased across the universe by the Scarlet Witch?

Strange didn't know if the Ancient One in this universe was more powerful than Wanda in this universe, but he sensitively realized that everything in this universe might be beyond the norm for other universes!

Like himself in this universe?

That Doctor Strange was much stronger than him in his perception. At least strong enough that the Scarlet Witch couldn't easily do anything to him. This alone made him much stronger than he was now. And stronger than the strongest version of himself he had seen in other universes!

"Crazy? No, no, no, this is nothing yet." Wong shook his head subconsciously upon hearing Strange's words. "We are already considered very normal! It's not us who are crazy, it's those researchers at Hebron! It's those dimensional gods whose powers are rapidly increasing at an inexplicable rate.

Do you know why Hebron's research lab had to move away from this planet, even away from the material plane of this universe? Because their research was too dangerous for this universe! Even after moving to the data dimension, there were still occasional risks of explosions on the material plane, forcing us to resolve them."

"Give me an example, I want to know how crazy they are? Did they create a weapon or virus that could destroy the universe?" Strange was curious about this. He understood that the core of this alliance was Hebron, which was controlled by that Luke.

"Destroy the universe? Since Hebron can determine the upper and lower limits of a universe and lock onto a certain universe, destroying it? Isn't that something that can be done very easily?" Wong said something that made Strange feel a little stunned. As he spoke, a look of contemplation appeared on Wong's face. He thought about it seriously and then said, "Let me think, what was the latest important research topic they submitted to us at the energy bank's meeting? Research on the mass production of dimensional creatures? And the batch manufacturing of dimensional gods?"

"Is that even possible?" This time, Strange really couldn't hold back his emotions. He asked in a somewhat flustered manner.

What are dimensional creatures and dimensional gods?

Are there anyone among humans who knows better than the mages who have been fighting and warring with these beings since their emergence? They know better than anyone how much terror and difficulty this entails. The Hebron organization sounded like a core human research organization, mainly playing with science from the beginning, but is this something that science can achieve? From the definition of science, it seems to be included. But that's just seemingly, possibly.

"If you were talking about someone else, I wouldn't be sure. But if you're talking about that group of lunatics at Hebron, I'm very sure they can do it. It's like how Mephisto's ability rule core has been adjusted to a contract. Hebron, this research organization established single-handedly by Luke, has the rule of forcibly parsing and summarizing influenced and given to it. In other words, there is no power or technology that they can't parse and replicate. Magic is like this, and so is dimensional power. Otherwise, why do you think this world hasn't been destroyed and can still maintain the current order? Some benefits you don't know about are one thing, and another is that Luke and his Hebron are just too good at fighting!"

"I can't quite imagine it," Strange replied, somewhat absentmindedly, after listening in silence.

"I can't imagine it either, but they always seem to have a set of language systems that can explain the incomprehensible clearly. Using some simple analogies they once said that people could understand, it's just a matter of forcibly understanding them as a kind of explainable high-dimensional life, and then distinguishing and comparing them with humans and various other lives, and then you can derive how humans and other similar lives should evolve into similar high-dimensional lives. That's my understanding, because the person who told me this gave me a headache," Wong said with a helpless expression.

"But any research is not based on imagination, it requires experiments and samples." Although Strange's profession was a doctor, it didn't mean he didn't understand some things. The way he looked at Wong became a little nervous and dangerous.

"If needed, they can do it. Because they are constantly exceeding the defined limits of science. They can not only study existing things and rules, but also study things that are incomprehensible and non-existent. It's just that, except for Luke, those lunatics can't do it easily.

As for samples and test subjects? I suggest you visit the prisons in the data dimension when you have time. They are full of creatures from various dimensions, as well as pitiful demon gods who owe huge debts to the energy bank and have to 'voluntarily' become white mice for a period of time.

In fact, they already have fairly stable results. They are about to graft a part of dimensional creatures onto the bodies of various races, so that they can have some of the characteristics that only dimensional creatures have!" Wong sighed a little. He always felt that if Hebron continued to research like this, mages would become commonplace sooner or later, and even become a tragically eliminated profession.

"That's impossible!" Strange exclaimed. There are unavoidable rejection reactions even in human organ exchanges, and the exchange of limbs and organs between dimensional creatures and life within the universe is an even more conceptually difficult task. In fact, Strange simply didn't think it was possible to succeed!

Perhaps there are similar individual cases in the universe, but these individual cases generally have non-replicability and super-accidentality. Rather than the controllable batch replication that Wong seemed to have really researched. (End of this chapter)