Clark from the comic world

"That's right, Clark, please send us there first, and then please pick up the captain."

Because he didn't know what the specific situation would be when the nine realms overlapped, Nick Fury still thought it would be better to let Steve go there. After all, no matter what, Steve's combat ability ranks among the best among them.

"Okay." After Nick Fury's words, Clark opened a portal to let them go to Greenwich, London. Then after everyone passed, Clark closed the portal and flew towards Peggy Carter's home.

In fact, Clark is also very interested in the relationship between Steve and Peggy Carter. After all, Steve first had an affair with Peggy Carter, and then he fell in love with her niece who was more than 70 years her junior. It was also a bad relationship. ah.

But when Clark arrived near Peggy Carter's house, he discovered something a little weird, even a little scary.

Because although he got the location of Peggy Carter's home from Nick Fury, knowing the address doesn't mean Clark knows where Peggy Carter's home is. At most, it's just a clue, and he still needs to find it.

Just like when we usually order takeout, the delivery guys don't just go straight to your house with the takeout, they still have to look at the door number. Clark is like this now. After arriving near Peggy Carter's house, Clark directly opened his clairvoyance eyes to look for Steve because he was afraid of trouble.

But when Clark found Steve, he spotted another man near Steve. This is someone completely different from Clark, this is an older Steve. Although he looked older, Clark found that he looked exactly like Steve in appearance.

Clark felt that if Steve had not been frozen more than 70 years ago, Steve might be like this today. But that's not necessarily true. The Winter Soldier is still alive today, but his appearance remains exactly the same as it was 70 years ago.

So Clark is not sure if Steve had not been frozen, or if he had become an old man now, or if he had

Still maintaining that youthful look.

After seeing this old Steve, many thoughts flashed through Clark's mind. But they were later denied by Clark, because Steve's situation was different from normal people.

If it were a normal person, an old man who looked similar to him might be his grandfather, uncle or something like that. But Steve is not. His actual age is almost 100.

As far as Clark knows, Steve's whole family died before the plot of Captain America 1, so this old man cannot be Steve's brother or something like that. So after seeing the old man, Clark just hesitated for a moment, and then flew towards him.

Just for a moment, Clark appeared behind the old man.

After "Steve" said the name, Clark could clearly see that although the old man standing in front of him tried his best to control himself, his body still inevitably trembled.

After making this discovery, Clark was basically certain that the old man in front of him was Steve if nothing else happened. This discovery made Clark feel a little confused. After all, even if it is a time stone, its ability is only to pause and distort time, but it has no ability to go back to the past at all, but Clark has not seen it in the movie.

But the old man who appeared in front of him now was undoubtedly Steve, and it was impossible for two identical selves to appear in a normal world. So this Steve could only have traveled from another time period, and judging by his age, he probably traveled directly back to the time of World War II.

Is this the plot after Avengers 3? Looking at the old Steve who turned to face him, Clark couldn't help but think so. After all, only this answer can explain why there is an old Steve.

"How do you go back to the past?" Looking at the old Steve in front of him, Clark asked tentatively.

"As expected, you still saw it, but I hope you won't tell other people about what you saw me.

. "The elderly Steve looked at Clark in front of him, and after listening to what he said, he knew that he probably recognized him. So after a brief hesitation, Steve directly admitted his existence to Clark.

Because the old Steve was actually a little afraid of Clark. The reason is simple, that is because in the era before Steve, there was no Superman named Clark.

Although it seemed from the TV news that the Superman named Clark had a good relationship with himself now, facing an unexpected existence like Clark, Steve didn't know if he could get through it if he pretended to be stupid.

So faced with the possibility that Clark might have recognized him, old Steve had no intention of holding on after thinking about it. And Steve was afraid that if he didn't admit it, Clark would tell someone else what he found out about him. So after thinking about it, Steve felt that the best thing to do now was to admit his existence, and then ask Clark not to reveal his existence as a friend.

Because he does not want to affect the development of this time and space. After all, he has experienced a time and space modification. He knows very well that every time and space modification will lead the ending in a worse direction.

"Is there any special reason?" After Clark heard that Steve didn't want him to reveal his existence, he immediately thought of what was mentioned in many time-traveling film and television works, that the past self cannot be allowed to see the future. myself and the like.

"I can't say it, because if I say it, the world may develop for the better or for the worse." Faced with Clark's questions, the elderly Steve just said a bunch of specious words.

"Okay, I won't tell others about your existence, but it seems that you have fulfilled your promise." After speaking, Clark looked at a house not far behind him, and now the young version of Steve The husband was chatting with his first love inside.

Then Clark thought that he came here to find Steve for something, so he could only say to the older version of Steve: "I still have something to find Steve, uh, the other Steve." Husband. So I’ll come see you next time when I’m free.”