[140] : Artificial Intelligence Athena

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Upon returning to the spaceship, Roger instructed Nebula to set their destination as Earth and established communication with the Guardians of the Galaxy to inform them of his next move.

Having the Guardians follow him was part of Roger's plan to introduce them to the Avengers ahead of time. This way, even if Roger was unavailable later, a collaboration between the Guardians and the Avengers could prevent them from being overwhelmed by alien forces.

With the spaceship's course adjusted, Roger and his companions began their journey to Earth.

The trip was uneventful, and they arrived on Earth without any issues. As soon as they landed, Roger wasted no time and headed straight for New York.

Andrea's residence in this world was in New York, more specifically, in Stark Tower. After arriving in this universe, she had been adopted by Obadiah Stane, making her Tony Stark's adoptive sister in name.

As for why she, as Obadiah's adoptive daughter, bore the last name "Kelson," it was due to her having been previously adopted by another family, who later encountered misfortune. Obadiah then became her guardian.

There seemed to be more to this story, but Andrea's records didn't elaborate. She had only left Roger information about her place of residence.

This explained why Tony had photos of both himself and Andrea in his home, they were nominally siblings.

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Upon arriving at Stark Tower, Roger avoided disturbing Tony, who wasn't there. Using the Mind Stone, he discreetly entered the building and followed Andrea's notes to locate her "secret base."

"Who would've thought there was another space behind this wall?"

Standing next to Tony's lab, Roger muttered to himself while facing a blank wall.

Andrea's secret base was concealed behind this plain white wall, hidden by a permanent spell she had cast, creating a special space.

Originally, Tony or Thor could have accessed this space, but after the universe's timeline was reset, no one remembered the area existed, making it inaccessible to anyone.

Roger wouldn't have been able to open it either if not for the gem Andrea had left him.

Thus...

The Reality Stone glowed once more, and the blank white wall before him split down the middle, revealing a narrow gap. With a grinding sound, the wall slowly parted on either side.

What unfolded before Roger was a fantastical sight that reminded him of Harry Potter's first visit to Diagon Alley. It was a whimsical scene, entirely incongruous with the high-tech style of Stark's home.

As the white wall fully opened, a large space came into view.

The room was a blend of advanced technology and magical aesthetics. Though it wasn't large, less than a hundred square meters, it was packed with various items.

The first thing to catch Roger's eye was a suit of armor at the center of the room.

The armor, predominantly silver-white, resembled the Mark series of Iron Man suits but lacked a helmet. Several areas of the suit were also unarmored, and its most striking feature was the cape draped behind it. The silver-white cape, paired with the armor, gave it a medieval knightly appearance rather than a modern suit of armor.

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