Y/N Stark wasn't just a normal girl, ever since she was the daughter of Tony Stark, everything's not what she thought it would be. As her dad teamed up with an initiative of supers, danger's everywhere lurking around to battle the Avengers, ready to...
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DISASTER
this chapter will be a little confusing
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"Y/N, what are you doing?" The door swung open revealing dad. He was holding a pizza box with cans of coke on top of it. "This is a mess."
"I don't even know what I'm doing... studying the multiverse? Finding out if other universes exist with the same humans but different scenarios of life... I don't know!"
"Calm down." He placed the pizza and coke on a table and walked towards me, snatching some papers I wrote stuffs with.
"This is so complicated." He sighed flipping through the pages. "I mean, why do you even want to crack the code?"
"I don't know dad, maybe I wanna kill my variant." I sighed and closed my eyes.
This multiverse thing is gonna be the death of me. I mean, it could be possible, somewhere out there waiting to be discovered and proving it won't hurt anyone unless I try to kidnap a bunch of geniuses to make this theory possible but then again, I can't blame anyone but myself for such interest like this, I could just be yeeting myself off of a mountain slope but no, I took interest in the multiverse.
"Go to my lab later, I'll try and help you." He smiles and patted my head. "Eat your pizza first. Wanda also cooked beef stroganoff, I'll bring you some if you want?"
"Yes please. Thanks, dad." I smiled at him and he left my lab.
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"So from Point A to Point C, right? There's only one way to get to Point C and that's to crack open the barrier which is Point B and the path of those points are what makes this theory impossible so what we need to do is to bend the path. In that way, we can avoid the barrier of Point B so we can have a shortcut from Point A to Point C." He explains.
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