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Chapter 2655 - 1868: The Madman’s Journey (Part 44)_1

Chapter 2655 - 1868: The Madman's Journey (Part 44)_1

Before they could delve deeply into this approach, they were confronted with a multitude of problems. First, nobody knew how the Old Day Dominator differentiated the summoners. If it didn't rely on brain waves, but instead on vitality or something else, then building a machine would definitely be useless.

Secondly, simulating human brainwave patterns was very difficult. It would be more accurate to say that it was akin to creating a human, or generating a human brain from scratch. Even considering the technological level of Helen's universe, such re

Loki vanished, and Strange's inter-crossed hands on his knees gripped tighter. The severance of the timeline couldn't completely divide Strange into two individuals, so he could vaguely sense the movements of his other self.

He felt the power of his other self growing stronger and stronger. This was extremely dangerous. In fact, as soon as Loki mentioned the impending destruction of this universe, Strange believed him. Because in his view, if his other self continued on this path, he would eventually break all the laws of the universe, leading it to its doom.

Strange took a deep breath, made a silent decision in his heart, then stood up. He knew where his other self was.

When The Ancient One had split him into two due to different choices, Strange saw his other self, who had been corrupted, head to a secret realm. He recognized the guide of that secret realm—it was probably a manager of a separate dimension, called Auburn.

Strange teleported to a small village near Florence, Italy. This was one of the entrances to the secret realm. Strange stretched out his hand, drew a complex pattern emitting a golden glow in the air. It was a symbol of an eagle, and it looked a lot like the design on the Roman Eagle Flag.

Shortly afterwards, the glow faded, and a man wearing a coolie hat appeared in front of Strange. He tapped the ground lightly with his long staff, greeted Strange and said, "Good noon, Supreme Magician. I wonder what brings you here?"

"You used your secret realm to welcome another me. Now, take me to see him. I must stop his wicked deeds."

Auburn bowed his head. Strange couldn't see his expression. Auburn said nothing, just bowed again and turned to the entrance he had come from, leading Strange into the secret realm.

The inside of the secret realm was bizarre, with only one path leading to a dark islet. Strange followed behind Auburn, walking and asking, "What's the other me doing?"

"Something extremely dangerous, Supreme Magician."

Strange halted abruptly because he felt something was off with Auburn's tone.

The next second, Auburn turned around, showed a cold smile, his eyes emanating bizarre purple light.