"Good Morning Morgan!!!” Shuri’s voice cut through the silence that hung in the air of Morgan’s room. “Hey, Morgan? You up yet? Come on! We need to know more about that rock,” Shuri called out banging her fists on Morgan’s bedroom door and thinking, ‘It’s payback time, Morgan.’ “Yep, I’m up, just making my journey towards the door you are desperately trying to break,” Morgan said out loud. Shuri ignored her and kept banging. “Gosh! What’s up with you and the stupid door?” Morgan said opening the door. Shuri ignored her again and said, “To the lab!”
After some very long hours of tedious work, they both figured out some common properties of the rock. They called for everyone. When everybody assembled, Morgan said, “Anybody wants to volunteer?” Thor stood up, but Morgan said, “Ummmmm, I would rather like somebody with lesser destructive power.” Thor sat back down. Carol, Bucky, Sam and Okoye backed up. Wanda had a nagging feeling that she is fit for the job, so she went ahead. Morgan handed her the rock, it almost felt alive. Wanda dropped it, and as she bent to pick it up, it flew right into her face. “Aah! Stupid rock!” She said. “No, you are doing great! Keep it up!” Morgan said. “What, asking it to slam into my face?” Wanda snapped. “No…yes…Maybe,” Morgan said, with utter uncertainty. Wanda gave her questioning look. “You see, this is an inter-universal object, and it does not belong here; if it is able to use its powers here, it’s great, isn’t it?” Morgan explained.  “P-p-powers?” Wanda stammered, picking up the stone. “Yeah, why not?” Morgan said. “What kind of powers?” Peter asked. “From what we know, it can read its holder’s mind,” Shuri answered. “Okay, I will throw it at that wall and then ask it to fly back at me,” Wanda said, juggling the rock. “Go right ahead!” Morgan encouraged her. Wanda threw the stone. It slammed into the wall like an ordinary rock, but in a few moments it flew back into Wanda’s hand.
“Oh it’s nothing! Even my Mjölnir used to came back to me!” Thor said. Morgan smirked. She took the stone from Wanda and held it in her uninjured hand. It turned into a liquid! A silvery substance, exactly like Mercury, dripped from her hand. “I suppose that your Mjölnir couldn’t do that, perhaps,” Morgan said, tilting her hand to let the whole of the liquid fall off and then she explained, “This is an indestructible substance, nothing, nothing could destroy it. It can change its state on its owner’s will, thus bending the rules of physics. It can even change its shape: one moment it is a useless rock, the next moment it is a fully-loaded gun. This bends the rules of physics even more. This substance, or metal, is not known to the humankind on our side, but apparently, it is a very, very prevalent metal on that side.”
“Hold on, you said that it is an indestructible thing, but what if you want it to be destroyed?” Clint asked. “Nope, it might vanish or something, but it won’t get destroyed,” Morgan answered, gathering the liquid into a lump, and then solidifying it.
“Okay then, you all can now take turns playing with this metal,” Morgan said, handing the stone back to Wanda. “Uhh... you know what, I am freaked out by this thing, you can have it,” Wanda said handing the rock to Carol. As soon as the rock came in contact with Carol’s hands, it changed into a radioactive substance. Carol smiled and started to play with it. They all got turns. They were chatting and talking when suddenly Meg perked up. “Hey Morgan, I have suddenly stopped getting signals from the clone.” “Why?” Morgan asked. “I don’t exactly know; the CCTV cameras are also not showing what happened to the clone. She is neither on the radar neither on the cameras. Only your mom can be seen,” Meg said. “Is she storming?” Morgan asked. “No, in fact, she looks pretty calm,” Meg answered. “That’s the calm before the storm,” Morgan muttered. “Fine, I am going back home,” Morgan said after a moment. 
“So, we are also coming with you, right?” Sam asked. “Wrong, because this time, I will go back home, talk to my mom about this crisis, and apparently she’ll let me come, because now, I have already stirred up some trouble,” Morgan said, her eyes gleaming with mischievousness. “Umm...Morgan do you wanna know the weird part of this story?” Meg asked. “Meg, the whole story itself is weird, but if you think that there is something weirder, then go ahead, tell me,” Morgan said.
“Your mom is eating strawberries,” Meg said. This made Morgan stand up. “What?” Morgan said with her mouth dangling open. “You don’t believe me? Check it yourself,” Morgan said and the CCTV footage popped right in front of Morgan. And there she was, sitting on the dining table, apparently enjoying strawberries. “How?” Morgan said tilting her head. “Meg, are you sure that is my mom? What are strawberries doing in the house? Where did she get them? And, why is she eating them?” Morgan asked to nobody in particular. “I guess she is just too horrified?” Meg said. “So she’ll start eating strawberries, huh?” Morgan mumbled. “I am leaving, right now!” Morgan said, suiting up.
“What’s up with strawberries and Pepper?” Wanda asked. “That’s not my mom, Do Not call her Pepper,” Morgan said, flying out of the window.

“This is too weird,” Morgan said to herself, zooming towards her house.