A person is writing a diary in an American comic book, and Iron Man collapses at the beginning.

Chapter 244: A ruthless individual who tears through time and space to take on Captain Marvel's alliance.

Tony was familiar with the concept of a suspension ring, which had been mentioned in the diary before.

Simply put, this is a tool that Doctor Strange needs to open a portal.

Even a fool would know that such a magical artifact is definitely not something an ordinary person can use.

Even magicians would not be able to master it without a period of training and practice.

Didn't the diary say so?

Even a genius like Doctor Strange suffered greatly while learning to use the Sling Ring.

I almost froze to death on Mount Everest!

Haha, who would have thought that the famous Doctor Strange would have such interesting anecdotes about his magical studies?

But what's Mount Everest up to?

Is it really necessary to make such an exaggerated show of learning how to open a portal to another dimension?

Do we have to go to Mount Everest to study?

In such an extremely cold environment as Mount Everest, is it a place where people can live?

Without any special means, a person can be frozen to death in minutes, let alone study.

All I can say is that Kamar-Taj truly lives up to its name; they're really something else!

I can't accept it.

Of course, that's not important. What's important is that even a genius like Doctor Strange had to put in a considerable amount of hard work to learn how to use the Sling Ring.

But what about Ned?

He's self-taught!

Doesn't this performance completely obliterate Doctor Strange?

Judging from this incredible performance, Ned's magical talent is indeed far superior to Doctor Strange's!

It's terrifying!

Tony's gaze couldn't help but fall on the Ned projection in front of him again, and he was more and more surprised the more he looked.

Playboy never expected that this ordinary-looking chubby boy would have such a terrifying talent.

Consider this: even Doctor Strange, whose magical talent is inferior to Ned's, was able to reach that terrifying level in the future.

Ned's future is simply limitless!

"The Spider-Man curse?"

Then, Tony raised his eyebrows slightly.

Will Spider-Man's best friend turn against him?

Considering that Spider-Man is a superhero, this statement can also be interpreted as: Spider-Man's best friend always becomes a supervillain?

That's a bit ridiculous, isn't it?

It could even be called absurd.

Especially for Tony, a top scientist, such remarks are utter nonsense.

Even if Spider-Man's friend really did become a supervillain, it would definitely be due to some related triggers.

Spider-Man may have played a role in this, and may even have contributed to the "villainization" of his friends.

However, attributing this simply to a "Spider-Man curse" is undoubtedly very unreasonable.

Of course, on the other hand, Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, was just making a joking remark.

Even so, this situation is indeed something to be wary of to some extent.

In any case, Zhou Cheng, the owner of the diary, knew a lot about other universes.

Since the other party has made such a remark, it must mean that a large enough number of Spider-Man's friends in the universe have become supervillains.

Considering the high degree of similarity among the various universes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Although it was just a joke, Playboy couldn't completely ignore it.

Although Ned, like everyone else, forgot about Spider-Man's existence under Doctor Strange's magic.

But these things are hard to say.

It's important to know that within the 199999 universe, there are still certain "beings" who know Spider-Man's identity.

That's Venom that traveled from the universe of the Sony 688!

[These symbiotic entities, these wondrous beings, possess a hive mentality, even when they exist in different universes.]

This is why Venom from Sony's 688 universe instantly recognized Spider-Man upon arriving in Marvel's 199999 universe, even though Spider-Man doesn't exist in its own universe.

It didn't recognize Spider-Man, but rather Spider-Man's suit!

[Because in Bully Maguire's universe, Venom and Spider-Man have fought!]

Symbiote venom?

Tony Stark made his judgment in just one second.

The Venom mentioned in the diary that "came from another world" is undoubtedly the Venom that Doctor Strange brought with him during the "Multiverse Spider-Man Incident," right?

Playboy clearly remembers that Doctor Strange used some kind of magic to send all the "guests" from other universes back.

Symbiote Venom is one of them.

But unlike the other "guests", Venom was sent back, but a drop of Venom was left behind in the 199999 universe.

Considering the characteristics of the symbiote, Tony immediately knew that this tiny drop of venom would likely become a problem in the 199999 universe.

However, it now seems that Tony underestimated Venom's potential threat.

Or rather, the threat posed by this wondrous existence of symbiotes was underestimated.

He never imagined that the symbiotes possessed such an amazing hive mind.

They can all be effective across the multiverse!

Isn't that a bit too terrifying and too exaggerated?

Even across the universe?

The diary clearly states that Spider-Man does not exist in the Sony 688 universe!

Okay, the Sony 688 universe, this is the first numbered "Sony" universe mentioned in the diary.

It seems my previous guess was correct; "Sony," like "Marvel," truly represents a category.

Just like the Marvel Universe, the Sony Universe contains many very similar parallel universes.

Not only the Sony 688 universe, but also the "Bully Maguire" universe mentioned later seems to be part of the Sony universe.

However, Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, did not provide a corresponding number.

But it is not important.

Importantly, Venom exists in the Sony 688 universe, but Spider-Man does not.

So logically speaking, Venom from the Sony 688 universe, after being transported to the 199999 universe by Doctor Strange's magic, should not have recognized Spider-Man.

but?

In the Bully Maguire universe, Venom and Spider-Man coexist.

Therefore, because the hive mentality among symbiotes is so powerful, they can share thoughts even across the universe.

This is why Venom from the Sony 688 Universe, who had never seen Spider-Man before, recognized him.

That's the gist of the matter; the logic is quite simple and straightforward, and there's not much difficulty in understanding it.

But the hive mentality among symbiotes is truly astonishing.

Doesn't this mean that every symbiotic entity in the multiverse is equivalent to a "multiverse encyclopedia"?

They don't need to travel through the multiverse to know about all the other universes with their own variants.

What an awesome attribute!

It's unclear whether these symbiotes can only share thoughts, or whether they can use this shared thought to communicate and connect further.

If even communication and connection can be achieved, wow, isn't this a natural "multiverse symbiotic alliance"?

It's astonishing to even think about.

Besides that, there's "Bully Maguire".

Maguire is undoubtedly a person's name.

Moreover, the fact that he's been labeled a bully shows that he's definitely not a good person.

Why would Zhou Cheng, the owner of that diary, use such a bullying name to refer to that Sony Universe?

Instead of directly numbering them like the Sony 688 Universe?

The only explanation is that Maguire the bully is so iconic that he's become a label for the universe.

When a bully can reach this level, he should be considered a model of bullies in the multiverse, right?

Tony really wanted to see what kind of bully Maguire was.

[And Venom? Isn't he one of Spider-Man's most classic adversaries?]

[Add to that the "brotherly corruption" curse on Spider-Man, and Ned might very well be possessed by Venom and become the new Venom.]

Of course, this is just one possibility.

After all, Venom has had too many hosts; even Spider-Man is one of Venom's classic hosts.

[Besides, Spider-Man's classmate Flash Thompson and Deadpool have also been infected by Venom.]

I even remember that Kree venom had parasitized them.

For a moment, the playboy was at a loss for words.

Spider-Man's "brotherhood curse" plus Venom is a classic antagonist setup for Spider-Man.

This situation seems to be somewhat disadvantageous for Ned.

Could it be that Ned has actually been parasitized by Venom in some other universe?

However, the diary did not provide a specific answer to this question.

Whether Ned was actually the host of Venom remains unknown to Playboy, but he has received many other answers.

"Venom has so many hosts."

Then, Tony couldn't help but exclaim.

According to the diary, Venom is Spider-Man's "classic adversary".

Therefore, it is indeed reasonable that Spider-Man would also be parasitized by Venom during their fight.

But was Deadpool also parasitized by Venom?

That top agent with such a nasty personality, so nasty that even his nickname includes the word "nasty"?

That's right, Wade in this universe has long been under the full surveillance of Tony and Nick Fury.

However, according to the information they possess, this Wade is a retired mercenary who is now Satan's agent.

Although he is not an ordinary person, he is clearly not the Deadpool of other universes.

After all, the diary has been officially stamped, stating that there are no mutants in the 199999 universe.

At the very least, it doesn't exist yet.

But one day in the future, mutants from other universes should appear in universe 199999.

That's what Kevin Feige said!

As for "Lightning Thompson"?

"Jarvis!"

Playboy immediately gave Jarvis an order to thoroughly investigate this seemingly arrogant guy.

"Lightning" Thompson!

What kind of guy dares to use such a cool and awesome nickname?

"Eugene Thompson, Peter Parker and Ned were classmates at the same school, but he was a year ahead of them."

Swish!

Jarvis projected Lightning Thompson's information in front of Tony in a second.

playboy:"……"

Despite his impressive-sounding name, "Lightning Thompson" is actually quite unremarkable in terms of his stats, which is nothing special.

But for some reason, Tony suddenly had a feeling that Thomson looked like an idiot.

However, considering that Thompson is one of Venom's hosts in other universes, Tony immediately began to reflect on his actions.

Okay, it was Tony who judged people by their appearance!

That's not right!

[However, considering the timeline, by the time the three insects appear together, the Kree Empire will probably be in a state of utter decline, right?]

[Amazing Granny is really something else! After Thanos's death, the Kree Empire must be one of the most powerful forces in the universe, right?]

[How could an old lady have made him look like that!]

[This middle-aged woman must be one of the most powerful women in the entire universe, right?]

Of course, she's still a bit inferior to her rival, Darben.

Regardless, Darben did tear a large rift in spacetime, making him capable of taking on the Captain Marvel alliance single-handedly.

"Amazing Granny"

Tony: "..."

The owner of that diary, Zhou Cheng, really has no taboos when it comes to words.

Although Playboy already knows Danfoss's true identity—and in terms of age, she could indeed be called an older woman—it's good that everyone knows.

You're openly addressing him like that in your diary. If Danfoss finds out, he'll be so embarrassed.

But then I thought again, okay, the other person doesn't know that my diary has an "audience".

It's understandable that the other person addresses you that way in a private setting.

Tony stopped worrying about it and continued to focus on the diary.

I was immediately taken aback.

What exactly did Captain Marvel do?

How did the Kree Empire decline?

The Kree Empire must be one of the most prosperous and powerful civilizations in the universe.

The previous war with the Skrulls drove them from their homeland, killing so many that only a few hundred thousand remained, barely surviving on Earth. That goes without saying.

Even Ronan, the accuser who escaped from within, terrified Xandar!

The power of the Kree civilization is evident.

But how could such a powerful civilization be wiped out by Captain Marvel?

Cattle!

I can't accept it!

Tony couldn't help but secretly give Captain Marvel a thumbs up.

"So this is why the Kree Empire and the Skrulls signed a peace treaty?"

Then, Tony suddenly realized something.

As mentioned in the diary before, Nick Fury left a mess on Earth, then packed his bags and left, taking charge of peace negotiations between the Kree and the Skrulls.

At the time, Playboy wondered what was wrong with the Cree people, that they would negotiate with a grasshopper he could easily crush.

Now, Tony finally realized what was going on.

So it turns out the Kree have turned into grasshoppers too!

(End of this chapter)