Ryan walked up to the silent Death, patted her on the shoulder, and comforted,
"Don't be sad. Dust to dust, ashes to ashes; what has already happened cannot be changed. We must now consider the future of this Universe!"
Hearing this, Death turned her head to look at Ryan without speaking.
Or perhaps, Death herself simply wasn't fond of words.
After all, Death is silent.
Heh, what a cold joke...
Ryan looked at Death—in his eyes, her face bore a certain resemblance to Gwen, while also looking somewhat like Wanda, paired with the kind of figure only Wanda possessed. His gaze turned somewhat strange.
Sure enough, is the Death seen in everyone's eyes different?
The Death everyone sees is simply the image they feel is most perfect in their own hearts.
Shaking his head, Ryan stopped letting his thoughts run wild.
After all, he seemed to remember Death's true form was a skeleton frame, and he certainly didn't want to spawn a skeleton frame~
Death: ...
Seeing that Death still wasn't speaking, Ryan didn't mind either, instead grinning broadly: "Rest assured, I won't let this Universe remain empty. Once I go back, I'll arrange to inject new sentient life into this Universe. You won't be lonely in this Universe!"
Death: ...
Did you think I didn't know that you actually want to send your Dark Elf slaves to mine this Universe's resources?
Injecting more life, my foot; you might as well call it exile...
But Death didn't refuse either.
After all, she truly didn't want this Universe to remain empty and grow lonely.
As for those so-called resources, the sentient life in this Universe was already completely dead and had no use for them anyway, and they were useless to her either, so what harm was there in letting Ryan mine them?
Seeing that Death didn't refuse, Ryan's smile deepened.
"Haha, since you have no objections, it's settled then. Until next time we don't meet, bye-bye~"
Finished speaking, Ryan intended to open his wristband portal to return to his own Universe.
But Death suddenly grabbed his arm.
"What is it?"
Ryan was somewhat puzzled.
Death tilted her head and pointed at his space wristband.
Ryan immediately reacted, taking out the all-black the necrosword stored within the Space Stone.
He had almost forgotten that there were still tens of billions of warped lives inside the all-black the necrosword!
This thing was left in the all-black the necrosword so he could wipe out those warped lives. Now that everything was over, it had to be cleaned out, otherwise there was no telling when it might kill its master!
Therefore, Ryan didn't linger on the power brought to him by those tens of billions of warped souls, instead simply handing the all-black the necrosword to Death.
As for power, he had plenty of it!
Planting a huge hidden hazard for this tiny bit of extra power was certainly not what Ryan wanted to see.
Death took the all-black the necrosword and gently stroked the blade.
Starting from where her palm swept across, the blade of the all-black the necrosword—which had become distorted due to absorbing too many warped souls—began to revert to its original red-and-gold appearance.
Finally, when the entire sword restored its normal form, Death returned the all-black the necrosword to Ryan.
Ryan took it and felt it; those warped souls were indeed no longer inside the sword.
"Thanks!"
Ryan nodded at Death.
...
Death remained silent.
But just as Ryan was about to press his wristband, he suddenly heard a voice come from behind him.
"I want to see the strongest Spider-Man!"
Who is speaking?
Before Ryan could react to the origin of this voice, the Death in front of him suddenly reached out and gave him a push on the chest.
Ryan instantly felt a force far exceeding the galactus engine transmitted from Death's palm pushing against him, causing him to stagger backward uncontrollably.
But this force was merely a pure push, carrying not a single ounce of offensive power that would harm him; it was quite miraculous.
It was as if Death simply wanted to push him away rather than attack him.
By the time Ryan steadied himself, there was only a tiny bit of orange-yellow sparks left in front of him, and not a trace of Death's figure remained.
No, that's not right!
Ryan looked at the room he was currently in, the corners of his mouth twitching.
He was fucking no longer in the Cancerverse at all!
Death had pushed him into another Universe?
Why?
"You... you shouldn't be the Peter of our Universe, unless you grew nearly thirty centimeters taller in less than a day..."
From behind came another unfamiliar voice that Ryan had previously heard in the Cancerverse.
Ryan turned around and saw four people looking at him.
Two of them were wearing the spider suit.
Except their masks were removed.
Ryan was exceptionally familiar with their appearances.
These two were none other than First Generation Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man!
As for the other two, they were an fat guy and a slightly dark-skinned girl.
Seeing these four people, Ryan immediately realized where this was.
So... I fucking time-traveled to the Three Spider-Men Together timeline of the Sacred Timeline?
Ryan was silent; Ryan was speechless.
Ryan looked at the dazed Ned and MJ: "Did you guys summon me to this Universe?"
Looking at Ryan—whose oppressive aura was so powerful he felt like a big boss compared to the two Spider-Men he had summoned earlier—Ned was rendered speechless.
In the end, it was MJ who raised her hand to explain: "Sorry, because we were looking for our Universe's Peter, Ned tried a few times, and none of the ones summoned were our Peter. So Ned suggested not thinking about Peter, but instead trying to summon the strongest Spider-Man..."
Ryan: ...
"What makes you think that your Universe's Spider-Man would be the strongest Spider-Man? He can't even beat those two Spider-Men beside you..."
No wonder he was summoned over; it turned out that fat guy Ned made a random wish!
Ned and MJ both scratched their heads awkwardly: "Huh? Is that so? I always felt that our Universe's Peter was pretty strong; he has fought alongside Captain America and aliens..."
Ryan let out a secret sigh in his heart, already too weak to complain further.
Is this the gap brought about by exposure and knowledge?
These two little fellows probably didn't even know what true power was...
Ryan looked again at First Generation Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man, who were similarly a bit dazed, a thoughtful glint in his eyes.
However, has the story of the Sacred Timeline only progressed to the Three Spider-Men Together?
Ryan had always thought it might have already reached the much later Avengers 5.
Although when he time-traveled, even the trailer for Avengers 5 hadn't come out yet, and he didn't know what it was about.
He only heard it was a Multiverse event caused by Doctor Doom.
It would probably reference the comics' Battleworld.
But it's fine even if the Sacred Timeline has only reached the Three Spider-Men Together; this way Ryan would have more time to prepare.
If Doctor Doom really creates Battleworld by then, he will be able to handle it even better!
But why did Death suddenly push him into the Sacred Timeline?
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