He's Spider-Man in Marvel, but he insists I'm Superman.

Half an hour ago, in the basement of Tony's villa.

"Finally done!"

Peter's eyes glowed red as he used his thermal vision to reinforce the last metal plate before slowly descending from the sky.

The dazzling red light in his eyes faded, and he looked at the outer walls of the entire underground laboratory, which he had covered with silver metal plates. A look of satisfaction appeared in his eyes, as if he was very pleased with his masterpiece.

"Peter, it's a good thing you're here, otherwise this simple reinforcement work might have taken us several days to complete."

As Peter landed back on the ground, Tony walked over with a glass of wine, which contained a few ice cubes.

"Thanks……"

Peter took the glass and took a small sip.

"Are Banner and the others ready?"

After finishing his drink, he couldn't help but ask Tony.

"Of course, with Jarvis's help, controlling the system is the easiest problem to solve..."

Tony was very proud that the artificial intelligence Jarvis he created was undoubtedly a very convenient and helpful assistant for them.

With Jarvis's help, any experiment becomes much easier.

"Jarvis is pretty good, why don't you get me one sometime?"

Peter nodded, agreeing with Tony's words and also wishing for an assistant like Jarvis.

"Impossible! Jarvis is not only my personal assistant, but also my important partner!"

Tony waved his hand repeatedly in refusal; Jarvis held a very special meaning for him.

Its name comes from his father's butler.

"However, based on Jarvis's underlying code, it's still possible to replicate a new artificial intelligence..."

Tony quickly came up with a good idea: to use Jarvis's underlying logic code to create a new artificial intelligence.

Although it possesses the same logic and intelligence as Jarvis, it is a completely new form of artificial intelligence.

"Hey, Mr. Parker, Mr. Stark, we're all ready!"

Just then, Banner shouted at the two men from the experimental control room.

"Let's go, let's focus on completing this particle collision experiment first, then we can talk about other things!"

The two stopped discussing other matters and rushed back to the control room to prepare for the first particle collision experiment.

……

Soon after, Peter and Tony arrived at the control room and briefly greeted Banner and Otto.

"Gentlemen, are we really ready to begin our first particle collision experiment?"

Peter looked at the group and asked for confirmation one last time.

"Absolutely. All ten Arc Reactors are already connected to the particle collider, releasing over 50 billion joules of energy per second, which is enough to power the entire city of New York, and also sufficient for the particle collider itself!"

"Furthermore, we have several backup arc reactor power sources that can be immediately connected when the energy source is depleted, without affecting the operation of the particle collider."

Tony spoke first, explaining that the project he was in charge of at the experiment was a key energy project.

He hasn't been idle these past few days either. Following the manufacturing process of the first Arc Reactor, he has produced a dozen more Arc Reactors.

And they were all connected to the particle collider to serve as the collider's starting power source.

Several reactors were even used as backup power sources, so that in the event of an accident, energy could be replenished without hesitation, preventing the experiment from failing and stopping midway.

"With the help of Jarvis, a powerful artificial intelligence, the operation system was completed very easily and thoroughly."

Dr. Otto also spoke with a confident expression.

At the same time, he couldn't help but look at Tony, the creator of Jarvis: "Mr. Stark, to be honest, Jarvis has once again made me admire you greatly. I'm preparing to build a special intelligent assistive robotic arm, and perhaps I'll need to ask you some questions in the field of artificial intelligence!"

Dr. Otto didn't have a very good impression of Tony, since the media reports mostly focused on his personal life and rarely mentioned his contributions to the field of science and technology.

As a rigorous scientific researcher, Dr. Otto naturally disapproved of Tony's behavior.

But after getting to know him personally recently, he discovered that Tony truly deserves to be called the world's most outstanding genius. Not only did Tony solve the problem of endless energy before him, but he also surpassed him in the field of artificial intelligence.

"Dr. Otto, you don't need to be so polite. Now that we're a team, feel free to ask me any questions. I'll never avoid them!"

Tony enjoys the complimenting looks from others, especially the admiration from Dr. Otto, a genius of the same caliber, which makes him feel even more comfortable.

"Alright, you can discuss that later. Now, let's focus on completing tonight's first particle collision experiment!"

Peter interrupted their conversation in a low voice.

He then turned his gaze to Banner beside him: "Dr. Banner, do you have anything to add?"

Banner shook his head upon hearing this: "There's no problem. Jarvis has already simulated the experimental procedures several times, and no unexpected situations have occurred. However..."

"Exploring the multiverse is, after all, a very rigorous experiment, full of many unknowns, so we must ensure that it is conducted in a safe manner, and stop the experiment immediately if an accident occurs."

Banner seemed more cautious than anyone else present. In his view, the multiverse experiment was full of unknown possibilities and had a higher probability of accidents.

"Rest assured, Dr. Banner, while our experiments are aimed at exploring the endless multiverse, we will never abandon our current cosmic reality for the sake of them."

Peter also strongly agreed with what Banner said: there are people in this universe he cares about, and he would never allow the reality of this universe to be harmed in any way.

"Alright, since everyone agrees that the experiment can begin, I hereby declare that the first particle collision experiment will commence immediately!"

Peter looked solemnly at the two enormous particle colliders standing opposite each other in the center of the basement, and declared with unwavering determination in his eyes.

"Alright, everyone, don't blink! We're getting ready... for takeoff!"

Dr. Otto's eyes also showed great anticipation, and he pressed the start button for the particle collider without hesitation.

hum!

In an instant, the entire basement seemed to shake, and the particle collider that had been standing quietly in the center of the laboratory suddenly began to rotate slowly.

Furthermore, because it is powered by a full ten Arc Reactors, the particle collider is rotating at an increasingly faster speed.

Endless energy rapidly converges and brews within the collider.

The surrounding air seemed to distort, and faint ripples began to appear.

"Dr. Banner!"

Peter stared intently at the rapidly spinning collider and shouted.

"The energy supply is currently very stable, the collider is operating almost perfectly, and the data are not significantly different from Jarvis's simulations... Should we start the collision experiment immediately?"

"Let's begin!"

Peter didn't find anything unusual, so there was no need to think about it too much.

"The collision experiment is about to begin. The collider is running at full speed with unlimited energy supply. Everyone, get ready. The particle streams will collide in ten seconds. Unknown phenomena may occur at that time. If any abnormality is found, stop the experiment immediately."

"Five, four, three, two... one!"

As Banner slowly counted down, everyone held their breath, their eyes glued to the center of the laboratory.

As the last number dropped, the rapidly spinning particle collider suddenly unleashed two terrifying streams of particles.

The next moment, the two streams of particles collided violently in the central area, forming a void that resembled a black hole.

hum!

The collision of particles did not produce a deafening roar.

Instead, at the center of the collision, a dazzling array of colors burst forth.

The light seemed to tear apart the surrounding spacetime, forming colorful spacetime rifts. Within these rifts, endless multiverse dimensional energy surged forth, and strange scenes appeared within them.

At that moment, Peter's multiverse-level spider-sense suddenly activated.

His soul seemed to detach from time and space, rushing into the void black hole at the center of the particle collision.

Suddenly opening his eyes, Peter was shocked to find that he seemed to be standing on a train that was moving at high speed!

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