American comic book: Absolute Spider-Man

Peter wiped his face wearily and leaned back on the sofa.

In his judgment, Ultron's strength had reached the peak of a single universe. Unless a multiverse-level being intervened, or it was sent into the dimension of a dimensional daemon, allowing those beings who were almost invincible within their own dimension to intervene, these few little karami on Earth were no match for Uncle Ultron.

Especially the erasure power attached to that double-headed spear, it can be said that whoever it pierces will die.

I'm so envious, I want it so badly.

Peter rallied his spirits and prepared to begin the third cycle.

Just then, Peter's cell phone suddenly beeped a few times—it was the paging button in the underground prison being pressed.

To protect the super-powered prisoners, if they encounter an emergency, they can press a button on the wall of their cell to call the Avengers for help.

Peter clearly remembered that this hadn't happened in the previous two playthroughs. Could it be...?

Peter opened the portal and arrived in front of the twins' cell. He saw Wanda standing behind the glass of the cell, looking at him.

"I remember," Wanda said, "the time loop thing."

Peter opened the door and asked curiously, "How did you do that?"

Wanda didn't come out, but sat on the edge of her bed: "I don't know either. That red monster grew lots of metal wires from its hands, and it stuck those wires into my head, and then..."

Wanda hugged her knees, recalling how she felt, and then began to tremble. She buried her head in her knees: "I don't know how to describe that pain. I just regret not killing myself sooner."

"Then I promise you, if this happens again, I will use the time loop to prevent you from experiencing that pain again," Peter said. "Now, let's talk about how you retain your memories in the time loop."

Peter thought for a moment and asked, "When you were experiencing that kind of pain, did you pray to any being, or did you have any thoughts of wanting to become stronger?"

Wanda wiped away her tears with the back of her hand, composed herself, and said with some confusion, "Yes, I was thinking that if I were strong enough, I wouldn't have to suffer like this. How did you know that?"

Peter explained to Wanda her relationship with chaos magic and Sithon.

He concluded by saying, "You probably deepened your connection with Sithon through extreme suffering, sharing a part of his personality, which is why you were able to preserve your memories in the time loop."

As for Chthon, you don't need to worry too much. Ultron's invasion of Vishanti is one thing, but a dimensional daemons like Chthon are a different story.

By the way, have your abilities been enhanced or evolved?

"I can't use my abilities in here." Wanda raised a hand, and a crimson light of chaos magic appeared in her hand, but it was quickly dispelled by the white magic restrictions placed in the cell.

Peter was not surprised that Wanda's abilities were so weak.

Wanda's relationship with chaos magic is somewhat similar to that of the spider totem.

Whether the spider totems are bitten by spiders, or Wanda from different universes gains power through human modification or as a native mutant, it all boils down to something similar—God's choice.

After gaining power, both can develop their abilities through systematic training.

However, the upper limit of most spider totems is not as high as that of the witches.

Peter removed the white magic enchantment from the cell: "Want to try again?"

Wanda's hands emitted a red glow, and matter materialized out of thin air in her hands. Finally, she held a bottle of red wine in her hand—the bottle of red wine that her father had opened the night her parents died.

Wanda looked at the bottle in her hand, which was exactly the same as the one in her memory, and shook it.

She took a sip, and it tasted exactly the same as the few drops her father had poured for her in her memory.

Altering reality—what an amazing power.

"Let's go," Peter said to Wanda. "I just thought of a helper. I wonder if we can get it to help us get through this crisis."

……

Peter stood on the rooftop of Avengers Tower, gazing at the azure sky.

With two minutes remaining before Ultron's invasion, Peter is summoning a power older than their universe—the Mysterious Force.

In the "Second Universe," at the very beginning of the multiverse, a mysterious power was created by the near-omnipotent transcendental race using the "Concord Engine" to maintain the entire multiverse.

As the cornerstone of the multiverse, it usually lies dormant in the deepest part of the microcosm in a steady state, and when the macrocosm falls into despair, it will separate its own power to respond to the distress signal.

This power is "Uni-Power".

The power of the universe directly touches upon the administrator privileges at the bottom layer of the universe, and its strength can even vary depending on the level of threat faced by the host.

An ordinary host, after being enhanced, will possess abilities comparable to those of a cosmic god.

This includes superhuman powers that can traverse interstellar space; the ability to reconfigure the molecular structure of organic and inorganic matter, i.e., molecular manipulation that controls the composition of matter; and elemental transformation that can convert one element into another.

Projecting energy, creating force fields, and even opening portals to any location in the universe.

These abilities combined allow a street-level hero to protect the balance of the universe in a way that transcends the limits of ordinary people for a short period of time.

Those who are possessed by the power of the universe are called—Captain Universe.

The Mysterious Force answered Peter's call. Clearly, a universe consisting only of metal and programs does not meet the Mysterious Force's standard of cosmic balance.

An incredibly bright beam of light shot down from deep space onto Earth, landing on the rooftop of Avengers Tower.

The entire world fell silent; apart from this beam of light, which was even older than this cosmic era, no other colors could be seen.

Peter's body began to glow. Inside every atom, every proton, neutron, and electron vibrated at the same frequency, and the energy generated by the vibration escaped from his pores in the form of light.

The pillar of light dissipated, and Peter stood there, looking at the inter-universe portal that had opened in the sky.

His body became almost transparent, his surface covered with ball-and-stick models representing molecular structures, and his interior was as deep as outer space, with twinkling lights shining within him.

Peter looked at Ultron as he passed through the portal, his gaze piercing through the pocket space he carried and landing on the double-headed spear inside.

Peter quickly deciphered the mathematical equations contained within, and using the power of the universe, a silver longsword made of the same material as the double-headed spear took shape in his hand.

Next, Peter inscribed the cracked equation into the longsword, and the equation began to run, generating the power of erasure on the blade.

Peter raised his longsword and pointed it at Ultron, his voice, amplified by the power of the universe, resounding throughout the entire planet: "The man who represents light and hope—400 Granny!"