The Grand Arcanist Who Can Travel Through American Comics

Doctor Strange and Arthur met unexpectedly. Although they didn't meet like old friends, they became a lot warmer. After all, there are not many real Karma Taj wizards in the world. Every wizard is lonely. There is always a special sense of intimacy between me and the mage.

Unlike two years ago, Doctor Strange does look much more mature now, and it seems that the time spent sitting in the New York Temple was very tempering.

Doctor Strange glanced at Daji curiously and was surprised by her beauty, but said nothing.

"How have you been these two years?"

"Still chasing Casillas"

Doctor Strange remembered that Arthur left Karma Taj in order to pursue Casillas. He did not know the specific details, and the Ancient One would not tell him.

"Chasing Casillas, yes, but no, I didn't find him."

Arthur replied.

"Well, the same is true for us. In the past two years, we have sometimes heard traces of him, but when we went to catch him, he ran away. No one could catch him."

Strange nodded.

"You have been away from Kamal Taj for the past two years. A lot of changes have taken place. Maybe you should go back and visit if you have the opportunity. Everyone misses you very much."

The two of them were like old friends reminiscing.

"I will," Arthur replied.

Thinking of the days at Kamal Taj, it is true that time has passed and I feel a little nostalgic. Now imagining that time when I left, sometimes it seems more like he was angry. Looking at many things from a different angle, he may have a different view. From Kamal Taj's standpoint, it seems they did nothing wrong.

"By the way, I forgot to ask you, what are you doing here?" Doctor Strange asked Arthur.

"What am I doing here?" Arthur asked. "You are in New York, don't you feel that something big is happening in this city?"

"Oh, you said this." Strange nodded. It seemed that he had indeed heard some rumors. After all, he was not a real Kama Taj man. He still paid some attention to various things in the United States.

"I know, I'm not blind yet, I know something." Doctor Strange rolled his eyes, "But aren't they always such worldly people? Fighting each other is their instinct."

What he said is correct. Perhaps this is the reason why Kamal Taj is unwilling to intervene in secular affairs. After all, from the perspective of the entire history of mankind, fighting in the eyes of secular people is really meaningless. It's just those bad things, such as self-centeredness and racial fights, they are all internal fights.

Whether it is Hetler or Hydra, they are all part of humankind. In the eyes of Karma Taj, it is the same no matter who wins. Even if Hydra really rules the world, is it really true? Have they wiped out all human beings? No, it's impossible. Compared with the real threats from outside the territory faced by Kama Taj, the difference is incalculable.

As long as it does not reach the point of truly destroying the world, Karma Taj will not consider intervening. What they need is detachment, not control, and they will always avoid getting themselves involved.

For thousands of years, Kama Taj has been overlooking the world from a high place.

To some extent, Arthur was in a similar position to them.

"Why, you're interested in them too?" Strange asked, seemingly amused.

"Yeah, yes, I'm a little interested."

Arthur didn't deny it. He nodded. In fact, what he was thinking at the moment was that I shouldn't be the one who is really interested. There are many people in Strange who will be your comrades in the future.

At this time, Doctor Strange did not inherit the Master Supreme because the Ancient One was not dead, so he naturally did not have the ability to use the time stone in the Eye of Agamotto to peer into the future.

On an elevated road in Washington, D.C., in a moving car, the protagonist of the story, Captain America, and others were driving towards S.H.I.E.L.D. again.

Black Widow said:

"There are still sixteen hours left for the Insight Project to start, and we are very pressed for time."

captain america,

"I know, let's go