Chapter 966: Proud Doctor Strange

"Don't you think this place looks familiar? Isn't this where Kamar-Taj is located?" Banner said.

"Hmm? It's really possible." Tony was stunned for a moment after hearing this, and then he recalled what Master Mordo had told him in Kamar-Taj before, that there were often mortals with terminal illnesses who came to Kamar-Taj because they wanted to treat their injuries. Perhaps Strange also learned about these things through some means, so maybe he went to Kamar-Taj?

Meanwhile, Stephen Strange, who was being discussed by Tony and Banner, was on the top of a snowy mountain in the Himalayas. Shivering in the freezing wind, he used his finger with the ring on it to draw a circle in front of himself, trying to create a portal to avoid freezing to death.

Stephen Strange, a former world-class neurosurgeon, is famous for his excellent surgical skills and conceited personality. Of course, conceit is the judgment of others on Strange. Strange is often criticized by other colleagues and experts and scholars for liking to listen to music while performing surgery. Of course, for Strange, this is just the jealousy of some useless talents towards his genius. He is confident that he can do every operation perfectly, and music is a necessary seasoning for him at work. And he thinks this is not conceit, but his pride and confidence in his medical skills.

Recently, Strange's name has once again become the focus of the medical community and the entire society - he successfully cured the injuries of the world-famous superhero Iron Man Tony Stark. This operation not only brought his reputation to new heights, but also made him more proud. After all, there is nothing better than being able to save a person who saves the world.

Strange also befriends the Iron Man, Tony Stark, who is a true genius despite his genius arrogance. Therefore, when talking to Tony, Strange doesn't bring the same aggressive attitude that he might bring when talking to other competitors or peers.

In recent days, Strange thought that his life was about to reach a new peak, but a sudden car accident was like a bolt from the blue, instantly shattering his career and self-esteem. His hands, which he was once proud of and accurate, are now unable to steadily pick up surgical tools due to serious injuries. This undoubtedly means that his fate with the operating table has ended. This is a major setback for his career and even his life.

When Strange slowly woke up from the hospital bed, what he saw were the layers of bandages wrapped around his hands. Accompanied by waves of continuous nerve tingling, his heart collapsed instantly, as if the whole world had lost its color.

Later, when Christine, a female colleague who occupied a key position in his heart, told him about his current difficult situation, Strange gradually realized his current difficult situation. Christine did not give up at first. He desperately searched for the knowledge in his mind, trying to find a medical method that could completely cure his hand injury, but after racking his brains and searching through all the connections, he still could not get the result he wanted.

In the process, he not only exhausted his money, but also got into debt. He even had an emotional breakdown and cursed at Christine who cared about him, bringing the relationship between the two to a freezing point.

During this period, Strange actually tried to seek help from his newly-met superhero friend, Iron Man Tony Stark, but the news he got was that Tony Stark had been carrying out a very important mission recently and no one could see him.

Just when Strange was about to be swallowed by the abyss of despair, fate seemed to open a window for him. One day, when he was sitting at the familiar table in the hospital again, burying himself in the ocean of medical information day after day, a black man quietly came to his side and whispered to him: "A worker had a spinal injury that caused one leg to be completely paralyzed."

Such injuries, under current medical technology, are almost as incurable as Strange's hand injury. However, the black man's next words were like a thunderclap, exploding in Strange's heart: "But what is incredible is that after a while, the worker was walking freely on the street like a normal person."

Strange was stunned when he heard this. With his medical knowledge and professional knowledge, such a miracle seemed like a fairy tale to him, and violated all the scientific laws he knew. He instinctively wanted to put this unreal news behind him, but the faint fire of luck in his heart drove him to find the truth. So Strange began to investigate the worker's information, with doubts and expectations in his heart.

Strange found the worker based on the information he had found. Later, in a basketball court built in the suburbs, Strange found the worker and saw him using his intact legs to jump high on the court to shoot the ball, without any sign of paralysis in his legs.

Strange felt an indescribable excitement in his heart, and then he called the worker to his side and began to ask him to tell him how to cure the disability.

The worker did not hide anything or make things difficult for Strange. After seeing Strange's hands trembling unnaturally, he understood Strange's situation and intuitively told him about his experience.

The worker once followed some wizards to cultivate the spiritual world in a certain place. After that, his soul became stronger and his body was healed unconsciously. This magical place is called Kamar-Taj.

Not long after, Strange, who had spent his last bit of savings, came to Nepal in search of the place the workers had mentioned, and began looking for the mysterious Kamar-Taj.

Although Strange was reluctant to believe what the workers said at first, after all, things like souls and wizards were too magical and idealistic, not scientific at all. However, the workers' very affirmative and sincere tone, coupled with the undeniable miraculous recovery, and Strange had reached a dead end, so he decided to give it a try and came to this land with the last determination.