American Comics: The Ancient One Captured Me from the Start, but I Became Her Boss

On his very first day after transmigrating, the Ancient One sat him down in a tea room and served him tea. The bald woman across from him stared at the Time Stone for a long while, then suddenly said he had dark energy inside him. Before he could explain, she struck him with a palm, sending his soul flying out of his body. Was this Marvel's way of welcoming newcomers? A little too enthusiastic, wasn't it?

When he woke up, he discovered that the Ancient One wanted to make a deal with him instead. The Dark Energy System was a piece of junk that idled away mining, with Shadow Ninjas as its workers and an appallingly low output. But the energy it produced was purer than Dormammu's, so the Ancient One wanted a steady supply. In return, he could pick a few promising locations from Kamar-Taj's database of Dark Dimension coordinates to mine.

After being kicked out of the Sanctum, he wound up in Hell's Kitchen, where he built up his stash by robbing robbers with an army of seventy ninjas. Kingpin had already crushed several glasses, while Fury's one good eye was fixed on Bleecker Street. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. quietly crept into the apartment, only to find a crowd of red-eyed figures standing behind them. In the tea room, the Ancient One said something that left everyone stunned: "This man will one day become the true master of the Dark Dimension."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to actual people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.