I'm not Spider-Man, even though I'm parasitized by an alien!

"If you want to know what you've done, go to this address."

Peter casually tossed out a business card featuring Helen as the president of the Fisker Group (Kingpin Group).

This amnesiac Wolverine does have some value.

Peter told him to go find Helen and keep this hot-tempered guy under his control for the time being.

Seeing the business card floating towards him, Wolverine grabbed it.

He stood up from the ground and watched Peter slowly walk into the night.

"who are you?"

He couldn't help but ask.

Why does this mysterious guy know about my past?

"I am Spider-Man."

Peter's voice came from the darkness, startling Wolverine.

Chapter 191 Another World, Here I Come!

Gwen asked Peter, who had rushed back.

The two had already left Lady Spider's room.

It was still raining outside, but the rain had lessened a bit.

"Yes."

Peter did not tell Gwen the truth; he chose a white lie.

"Well, this guy is like an eel, he's really hard to catch."

Gwen didn't find it strange, but she looked preoccupied.

"What, did Lady Spider say something to you?"

Peter asked her.

"I don't know."

Gwen sighed dejectedly, "The heir family that Mrs. Spider mentioned, the one that hunts Spider-Men from parallel universes, I don't know... I don't know if we can defeat them."

Despite Mrs. Spider telling her that what she lacked was confidence.

But she still doubted whether she could really do it.

“I’ve had a similar dream before.”

Gwen told Peter about a dream she had before: "I went to the bathroom and saw some writing on the wall."

"What handwriting?"

“There’s a sign on the wall that says ‘They’re coming for you,’ and I keep having strange dreams.”

Gwen recalled that she had also dreamed about her and Peter's daughter.

"Perhaps, as Mrs. Spider said, it really is some kind of law of nature that some people can always sense, and I often see these things."

Gwen walked into the rain, took off the spider mask from her head, and let her disheveled blonde hair be soaked by the rain.

"I saw one foot, but the other foot was missing below the ankle. Dark blood kept dripping onto the tiles. I didn't know whose foot it was. Maybe...maybe it was the heir. The owner of those feet seemed to want to get closer to me."

Gwen recounts her bizarre dream, saying, "Perhaps Lady Spider isn't just talking nonsense; the Heirs really do want to devour Spider-Men from different universes."

Peter remained silent.

He had already clashed with the Heirs' families before, so he knew that Gwen's guesses were all correct.

After a moment, he raised his eyes and said to Gwen, "Don't worry, no matter what the Heir family wants to do, I will find them one by one and kill them all."

Gwen looked into Peter's eyes and found that he seemed more determined than ever before.

She was moved by Peter's emotions and nodded.

It seems Peter always manages to give himself courage.

Ten o'clock at night.

Peter returned to his room and sent Helen an email.

Tell the other person that if a guy named Logan comes looking for her, they should call her immediately.

Just as I was about to shut down my computer, I found an email in my inbox.

He opened the email and found it was from Reed, "Mr. Fantastic".

The above information is about the completion of the time travel machine, and Reed invites him to visit it.

Stroking his chin, Peter closed his notebook.

They developed a time machine so quickly.

Why does it feel a bit unreliable?!

The next day.

Peter took Gwen and headed towards Reed's house.

Although he wanted to avoid Gwen, he was discovered by the recently suspicious Gwen, so Peter had no choice but to take her with him.

Knowing that Helen lived next door, Gwen began to keep an eye on Peter's whereabouts.

Now she's more wary of Helen than of the black cat.

"When did you meet Reed, right? Is that his name?"

On the subway, Gwen asked Peter curiously.

We met when we were strolling in the park last time.

Peter told Peter about the other person's request for him to buy lottery tickets.

"So you really believe he can build a time machine?"

Gwen, unaware of Reed's future achievements, expressed her doubts.

"Hmm, maybe he's a genius."

Gwen didn't quite believe Peter when he said the other person was a genius.

"Like H.G. Wells's science fiction novel 'The Time Machine'?"

Gwen thought of the science fiction novels she had read.

"However, that novel says that the past is just a memory, while the future is a dream; the past cannot be changed, but the future can."

Gwen told Peter, "In order to save his lover, the protagonist destroyed the time machine and used the enormous time energy generated when the time machine was damaged to eliminate the Morlocks. In the end, the protagonist stayed in the future and lived with the heroine."

I like this ending.

she added.

Gwen recalled her argument and separation from her father after the battle with the rhinoceros.

My idea at the time was to have a time machine, travel to the future or other worlds, and never come back.

While Gwen was lost in thought, the two arrived at Reed's house.

Gwen was dumbfounded when she saw the assembly-like garbage truck in the basement.

"This is a time machine?"

Gwen asked Reed, who was standing next to her with a slightly smug look on his face.

"of course."

Reed didn't see the suspicion in Gwen's eyes.

"Is it really that simple? I mean, it looks like one."

Gwen wanted to say it looked like a garbage truck, but she held back.

"Of course it won't be simple."

Reed pushed a small blackboard in front of the two of them.

"This involves seventeen supporting theories, such as the theory of fixed points in spacetime. The essence of the world we know is actually the information of the universe's spacetime, a process of continuous expansion of an information set under the control of Gödel's incompleteness. Time is, in some respects, static."

Reed kept writing various theoretical formulas on the blackboard.

"Once we understand that time is not so mysterious, we can realize that every particle has a timeline, and that timelines can be modified. Theoretically, going back to the past only requires the use of a wormhole."

He said to Gwen, who seemed to be listening to gibberish, "As for bubble universes and parallel universes, based on the uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics, our world is splitting into countless parallel worlds every second, and each possibility represents a theory."

“I can create a special Minkowski space that allows timelike observers to travel inside a circular, non-causal 'bubble' that traverses spacetime along a non-causal path. If some timelike observers in the bubble maintain a continuous acceleration, the world line will close, allowing them to travel to a parallel universe.”

"etc."

Gwen suddenly interrupted, "This thing can really take us to a parallel universe?"

Although she couldn't understand what the other person was saying, she did hear the last sentence.

"of course can."

Reed said confidently, "You can try it if you don't believe me."

He pulled out two oddly shaped watches and handed them to Peter and Gwen. “I can teleport you to a parallel world for one second and then bring you back. Wearing these watches, I can pinpoint your location.”

Looking at the watch in his hand, Peter felt even more unreliable.

Is this kid really not just spouting nonsense?!

Gwen became interested in the parallel worlds Reed mentioned.

"Can it really be done?"

"Absolutely no problem."

Reed activated the "garbage truck" time machine.

A dazzling white light instantly filled the entire room.

"You can experience one second in a parallel world, becoming the first person in this world to experience a time machine."