The Path of Time ★ [3] ✔ (EDITING)

Building The Perfect Beast

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I had a bad feeling about this. The hairs on the back of my neck and on my arms were still bristling, even after I watched Eon and the small portion of his army disappear back into the darkness from whence they'd came. Whatever these terms that he'd discussed with the Lady of Time, I knew for a fact that they weren't going to be good. You never negotiate with the enemy nor should you bargain with them in any way. Parley was shaky ground. I certainly would not have recommended doing it with this maniac. Of all enemies to even think about negotiating with, a power-hungry, deadly, and incredibly dangerous lunatic with near-undefeatable abilities to control time was not on the list. I'd rather go another few rounds with Ultron.

The Avengers and the Guardians stood scattered in Primavera's tent with the Lady of Time and Gilliam standing at the war table, resting closed fists on the edge. Astra stood nearby with two young men on either side of her. I recognised the blue-eyed, steely expression of Sirius – the Walker who brought the Guardians to the Chronos – on her left, but I didn't know who the other guy was with shoulder length blonde hair and dull green eyes. Andi leaned against one of the thin, wooden pillars in the corner watching curiously, arms crossed over her chest.

"So what's our next move?" Peter asked.

It was a no brainer. We all knew what had to be done: rescue the Lord of Time, defeat Eon, restore this universe back to how it was before. Seemed easy enough.

"We're not seriously going to meet his terms, right?" the blonde man scoffed. "You can't trust that snake!"

"Then what will you have me do, Patroclus?" Primavera said coolly yet slightly frustrated. "His threats have merit."