American comic book: Absolute Spider-Man

Chapter 89 Throne

Peter grabbed the six Infinity Stones left behind after Ultron was erased. His cosmic-level perception traveled along the closing portal to Earth on the other side, where he found the Fantastic Four imprisoned by Ultron.

Peter tore through space and pulled the Fantastic Four to safety.

Then, he raised the Black Death Sword and swung it at the portal that was about to close completely, obliterating the Earth on the other side of the portal into nothingness.

Earth is the fulcrum of a cosmic reality; without Earth, that universe would completely perish within the next 24 hours.

Although the unclaimed resources contained in a lifeless universe were tempting, Peter still chose to destroy that universe outright.

If Ultron still has some super artificial intelligences in deep space that are not directly related to it, then we can expect to fight another Age of Ultron.

Peter and Ultron clashed for only a moment, but the commotion was so great that it alarmed all the forces on Earth.

The Avengers, who had not retained their memories in the time loop, were alerted. Tony, Thor, and Gwen flew out of Avengers Tower and saw Peter in his black-clad Emperor form and the Fantastic Four being supported by his power over New York.

Peter removed the symbiote from his face, revealing his true appearance.

Gwen looked at Peter's face and asked疑惑地, "Peter? Was the commotion just now related to you?"

Peter sighed. "It's a long story, but let me deal with my creditors first."

After Peter finished speaking, he made a hand gesture.

The Eye of Agamotto opened, reclaiming the power of time that had been attached to the Codex within Peter's spine.

Without the protection of the Time Stone, the Codex Peter collected and forged through "time smuggling" could not exist and vanished as a green bubble.

Nar roared deep within Peter's consciousness, the gods spitting out the treacherousness of mortals. But the curses ceased abruptly as soon as they began.

The consciousness of countless symbiotes entered Peter's consciousness through the hive mind. Peter no longer had the Codex and could not expel their thoughts.

The symbiotes' consciousness climbed onto the surface of Nar's consciousness, enveloping him layer by layer until there was no gap left.

The symbiotes dragged Nar into the Krintar projection deep within the Hive's mind and locked Nar back inside.

And so, after only a few minutes of fresh air, Nar was returned to its prison to continue its never-ending sentence.

It has to be said, Nar is still too naive.

If it were to directly seize Peter's soul and body after parasitizing him, Peter would have almost no way to deal with it except by restarting the time loop.

In that case, all of Peter's previous efforts to unseal Nal and kill Ultron would be in vain.

Peter will have to choose a more risky method to kill Ultron, such as making a deal with those who are more powerful and cunning.

When dealing with those beings, the title of Master Peter the Great will become a huge liability.

They will definitely make the deal airtight, leaving Peter no loopholes whatsoever.

Fortunately, Nar is a primitive being even older than this era of the universe. Having been imprisoned early on, he is completely out of touch with the current version and is unaware of the rampant deadbeats in this era.

Or perhaps Nar admires Peter's undisguised destructive urge when he mentions Ultron?

It's also possible that Nar was too confident and didn't believe Peter had the ability to break the contract.

But Marvel has a magical chain of restraint.

As an extension of the will of the Void Law, Nar is capable of obliterating gods and rules. Peter used its power to obliterate Ultron, a single-universe-level peak being, with a single sword strike.

Such an existence, however, is completely restrained by its own creations, its former slave symbiotes.

This is one of the major drawbacks of the hive mindset.

As the top layer of the hive mind, Nal can certainly command all the symbiotes.

However, when the symbiotes collectively rebel, the combined mental strength of billions of symbiotes can turn around and suppress their master.

However, this kind of loss of prestige for Nar is not an isolated case; there are even worse situations.

For example, the planet devourer will not only be killed by its own planet devourers, but in major events it may even be reduced to a power counter.

The powerful heroes and villains all acquire their strength through repeated devouring.

As Nar gradually faded from the Hive's mind, Peter said he would miss it.

These days, there aren't many beings as simple and honest as it. Even the dimensional demons wouldn't dare to make a verbal agreement with the Sorcerer Supreme. Yet, Nal, that cosmic-level brute from the Celestials who woke it up, dared to draw his sword and kill it.

As a result, not only did Peter use the power of nothingness to wipe out Ultron, but he was also stripped of his last legitimacy as the Black Emperor.

The consciousness of those symbiotes, engulfing Nar, sank into the abyss of the hive's mind. They took the tyrant away, but left the throne behind.

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The authority of the Living Abyss still rests with Peter, who remains in his black-clad emperor form. As his connection with the Living Abyss deepens, his strength continues to soar.

His strength has already surpassed the top-tier Celestial Father level, and is now approaching the single-universe level.

The essence of the Black Emperor is to be an inner guardian who coexists with the universe and sustains its existence, which requires unparalleled self-sacrifice, unwavering will, and self-dedication.

As the first Black Emperor, Nar refused to fulfill this duty, instead taking it upon himself to destroy all existence.

So the Living Abyss is constantly selecting suitable candidates, and there happens to be such a perfect suitable candidate in many universes. So guess what his name is?

Congratulations, you guessed it right, this person is Peter Parker.

In one timeline, Eddie Brook, who was forced to sit on the throne and become the Black Emperor, once said, "Spider-Man was born for this role. But life changed, and he's not here anymore."

In the story, fate initially chose Peter, who was the first person to come into contact with the Venom symbiote and should have been guided by fate to obtain the Living Abyss and become the Black Emperor.

However, a certain goddess of fate was not happy to see this situation, so even though Peter Parker came into contact with Venom in countless timelines, they still managed to take off the black suit of armor through sheer willpower.

Then Eddie Brook will be forced to inherit the throne.

Peter is now in a real bind. Although the Black Emperor is powerful, the throne is not suitable for someone who frequently travels to other universes.

Not to mention that the Black Emperor's throne is similar to the golden toilet in Warhammer 40k, both being cosmic-level torture instruments.

Besides causing rapid physical aging, the Throne also causes the host's consciousness to be infinitely diluted by the noisy echoes of countless symbiotes, rapidly dissolving the host's humanity and causing more terrible consequences than the personality dissociation Peter encountered before.

Peter tried to separate the living abyss from his body, but found it was impossible.

Peter exclaimed, "Oh no! I'm the emperor!"

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