Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Destiny

Spider-Man 2099's expression changed slightly.

He quickly raised his hand: "Lena, did he leave just now?"

The figure of Spider-Man Alliance's exclusive artificial intelligence Lena popped up on his watch: "Yes, Mr. Miguel, he did change just now, seemingly turning into a corpse, but he recovered quickly. "

"Can you find his whereabouts?" Spider-Man 2099 asked quickly.

Lena shook her head: "The signal was lost halfway through the pursuit. He seemed to have gone to an unknown area. Not only was it beyond the reach of current technology, but even the web seemed to be disconnected from there."

Spider-Man 2099 is a bit shocking.

The web is actually the basic structure of the multiverse. Theoretically, it exists anywhere in the multiverse and is connected to any parallel universe.

If Peter is not tracked by the web, there are three possibilities.

The first one is that he is a great being who is above the web!

Spider-Man 2099 knows that there are certain gods in the multiverse.

Some of them are indeed not bound by time, space or even fate.

But Peter doesn’t look like him, does he?

Spider-Man 2099 has a spider-sensing ability similar to telepathy, so he can sense the opponent's mental fluctuations to a certain extent.

In his perception, Peter's real age should be very young, because he has a very young heart!

The second situation is that the universe where Peter is located is blocked by some mysterious existence!

This is an idea for Spider-Man 2099.

Perhaps there are parallel universes in the multiverse that are isolated or hidden for some reason.

It may be that there are some rare resources in the multiverse, or there are some problems in this universe, or it may be to protect this universe from being threatened by other parallel universes, etc.

In short, there are many possible situations.

Of course, there is a third, more outrageous possibility.

That means Peter comes from another multiverse!

This is also a conjecture for Spider-Man 2099.

However, this conjecture is based on Spider-Man 2099 traveling through many parallel universes.

Through these experiences, as well as research on webs, multiverses, and parallel universes, Spider-Man 2099 has summarized some experiences.

He believes that the multiverse is a theoretically infinite or limited set of possible universes, including everything that exists and may exist: all space, time, matter, energy, and the physical laws and physical constants that describe them.

In the big concept of multiverse, it includes three types: main universe, parallel universe and alternative universe.

The main universe is the theoretical core of the multiverse.

Spider-Man 2099 believes that among many parallel universes, there must be a core, which has the most basic "story line", and other universes will follow its story line to develop intentionally or unintentionally.

Moreover, according to Spider-Man 2099’s guess, there is a 95% chance that the Spider-Man in this main universe is Peter Parker!

Because among the many parallel universes he has experienced, Peter Parker's version of Spider-Man is the most numerous!

Parallel universes are other universes that are very similar to the main universe but not the same.

For example, the Peter Parker of Universe A may become Spider-Man like the Peter Parker of the main universe, but the era he lives in may be the prehistoric era, the Middle Ages, or even the future era.

It is also possible that Peter Parker of Universe B did not become Spider-Man, but his friends, enemies or passers-by became Spider-Man by accident.

The alternative universe is a universe that has undergone some changes on the basis of the parallel universe.

That is, variables within variables.

Of course, this is more complicated.

There can be alternative universes to the main universe, alternative universes to parallel universes, and so on.

But that's only downwards.

So, what about upwards?

Regarding the concept of "multiverse", is there a larger concept, a larger "set"?

In the 5th century BC, Democritus proposed a concept called "countless worlds", believing that atoms were moving randomly in the void. And because of their sharp and messy movements, they collided with each other, and finally some merged and some moved away, forming various shapes and possibilities, forming "countless worlds".

So, is there a "multiverse with webs", a "multiverse without webs", or a "multiverse with other webs"?

In this huge concept of countless worlds, is there a structure similar to a web that guides the occurrence of stories in countless worlds?

Therefore, if Peter came from another multiverse under countless worlds in some special way, then that place is not within the jurisdiction of the web, which can explain why he cannot use his technology to track Peter. !

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Peter's spider sense suddenly clicked.

He looked up sharply toward the sky.

A huge hole appeared in the sky above their heads.

The hollow glowed with a dazzling white light.

Peter squinted his eyes and turned on the blackout mode on his suit glasses, so that he could see clearly what was in the white light.

In the white light, a huge spider-like thing slowly emerged.

"Is that a spider?" Miles put his hand on his forehead and looked over there, wondering.

"No, it's a machine made by a spider. It's yours, right?" Peter turned to look at Spider-Man 2099.

After returning from driving him, Spider-Man 2099 asked his artificial intelligence assistant a few questions, and then fell into a long silence.

This guy is really not like Spider-Man, he talks so little.

Peter complained to him silently.

Click.

The huge spider spacecraft landed on the broken bridge. Its eight long mechanical spider legs crawled quickly and soon came close to the bridge deck.

Then, a hatch opened underneath the spider spacecraft, revealing more than a dozen figures inside.

They're all guys in spider suits!

"Wow, there are so many Spider-Man, do you like to have a party? A party just for Spider-Man," Peter stepped forward, his tone was very relaxed, and he didn't feel at all aware of being treated as a prisoner.

Especially after discovering that the "web-weaving technology" that the Spider-Man Alliance was proud of had no effect on him at all, Peter became more and more unscrupulous in his actions.

Among the new Spider-Men is a female Spider-Man wearing a spider suit but with a big belly.

The deputy leader of the Spider-Man League, Spider-Woman: Jess Drew!

Peter once met her in the earth-1610B universe when Spider-Gwen contacted Lena through the [Space Travel Watch] to track Spot.

"Hi, see you again, Ms. Spider Mom," Peter greeted her.