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Chapter 589 Chain Reaction
Regardless of whether Peter said anything more, the symbiote Spider-Man wouldn't stop. He faced an insurmountable problem: even if he were willing to leave, wouldn't S.H.I.E.L.D. and the like come knocking on his door?
Even if S.H.I.E.L.D. guarantees that everyone can part ways, Spider-Man in this universe probably won't believe it. You know, in order to combat the symbiote crisis caused by Venom, S.H.I.E.L.D., this brilliant idea, chose to blow up all the bridges and tunnels leading out of Manhattan, leaving all the Manhattanites to be infected by the symbiote in a mysterious operation.

Later on, S.H.I.E.L.D. was completely unable to deal with the symbiote infection crisis and had to swallow their pride and cooperate with Kingpin, asking Tinker to design a huge anti-symbiote bomb.

Of course, in this timeline, S.H.I.E.L.D. could argue that Spider-Man's final betrayal and detonation of the bomb led to this irreversible situation. However, in another timeline where Spider-Man did not successfully turn evil and detonate the bomb, Venom was unharmed and directly controlled the entire floating carrier.

The evaluation is "finished".

Of course, this has nothing to do with Peter. It can be considered from a gameplay perspective, but in the real universe, who knows why they don't go to the scientists of the Avengers or Fantastic Four to solve this problem? But right now, Peter only needs to deal with the enemy in front of him.

"Um, Peter? The black cat seems to have headed that way for a while now. I guess I should be okay here by now?"

"Yes, I just received a 'friendly greeting' from Felicia of this world."

Peter said half-jokingly, then fired a web at the symbiote Black Cat, but it was immediately blocked by the symbiote Spider-Man. The latter knew very well that no one except himself could withstand Venom's anti-venom ability for more than a second, so he immediately waved for Black Cat, the arriving Scorpion, and Rhino to leave: "You all get out of here! Leave this guy to me!"

"but……"

"Didn't you hear what I said?!"

The symbiote Spider-Man, enraged, chased away the group, telling them to go and capture Gwen, and then continued his battle with Peter. In reality, he couldn't defeat Anti-Venom; he only managed to hold on because each symbiote molecule on his body was independent, preventing Anti-Venom from killing them all at once, and his super-fast replication of the symbiote further sustained him.

But in other respects, at least the symbiote Spider-Man can fight Peter.

"You're stalling for time; you're actually looking for other ways to deal with me... because you know that eliminating one enemy doesn't solve the problem—"

"Actually, yes, it's possible. As long as S.H.I.E.L.D. gets Tinker to concoct a second stupid bomb and I take care of you, I guarantee they didn't listen to me and wait, they've already done it."

Peter spoke while waiting for something, while on the new airship, Maria Hill looked somewhat awkwardly at Fury, who was rubbing his forehead: "Sir, should we temporarily suspend..."

"We cannot place our hopes on some other Spider-Man from another universe who claims to be able to solve the problem and continue our operation."

Fury, the white man, spoke resolutely. He certainly knew that this Spider-Man from another universe might actually have the ability to resolve this symbiote crisis. But the problem was, if everything was done by someone from another universe, wouldn't S.H.I.E.L.D. look incompetent?
The fact that something like hiring a repairman to make a bomb actually happened already proves that S.H.I.E.L.D. is quite incompetent.

On the ground, the battle between the two Spider-Men continued, while Gwen, following the instructions, began the next step of her operation. First, she continued her previous actions, causing countless symbiotes to perceive completely different situations, thus simultaneously transmitting incorrect information to Spider-Man, the symbiote at the Hive's central hub. Next, she began using the equipment developed by the Airbus team to directly send false signals to the symbiotes.

By collecting sufficient data, and considering that the symbiote on Spider-Man originated from Venom, it was easy to send signals similar to Spider-Man's commands to the symbiote. Normally, such signals would be detected and corrected by the symbiote entity quickly, but what about now?
The other party doesn't have time to deal with these things now, and he also can't perceive such a situation.

This is one of the countless solutions devised by the Airbus team and Peter to deal with the symbiote Hive Network. It involves creating large-scale perceptual errors to prevent the Hive's central consciousness from correctly transmitting signals to its subordinate symbiotes, and then using specially designed signal commands to cause the subordinate symbiotes to disintegrate on their own. Furthermore, after collecting as much data as possible, they aim to explore a further possibility—whether it's possible to completely dismantle the entire network by affecting only the central consciousness.

"Good news, Peter."

Watching the symbiote minions below collapse one after another, unable to symbiotic with ordinary humans, Gwen happily reported the situation to Peter: "All the enemies within this coverage area have been dealt with, and all the symbiotes have lost their ability to symbiotic with humans. It's working."

"Yes, it worked."

As Peter replied, he pressed the symbiote Spider-Man to the ground and looked up at the bombs S.H.I.E.L.D. was beginning to place on the Empire State Building: "I think this should probably all end now..."

Coincidentally, Peter and Gwen's spider-senses went off intensely, especially Peter's, whose spider-sense, which had been enhanced countless times, clearly saw what was about to happen.

He saw a god, a completely new god, walking on the web of fate.

No, the other party is not entirely walking on the web of fate.

The way the Web of Fate spreads in the multiverse is similar to the way the Hive Consciousness of Symbiotes spreads in the multiverse. This means that the connections that can be made through the Web of Fate can also be made through the Hive Network of Symbiotes.

This is why a certain god is so fond of strengthening the symbiote Spider-Men in the multiverse, because he wants to snatch the symbiote networks from Knull in one universe after another and bring them under his own control.

And now, he has arrived.

He overlooks time, connecting the web of the world; he has infinite form, sitting at the center of the stars.

The Spider-Man symbiote pinned down by Peter suddenly let out a wail and roar. Peter quickly created distance and, with his spider-sense, watched as the symbiote on the other man twisted and deformed, reshaping him into a completely new form.

"Hello, Peter Parker."

He said.

"I am the God of Symbiotes, the Black-Clad Emperor."

(End of this chapter)