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Chapter 1017 What? I'm fighting Doom?

Doom was in pain, yet he couldn't feel the pain, because the feeling of pain had already disappeared before he even tried to feel it.

He simply couldn't understand why this group of people would rebel against him. As an omniscient and omnipotent being, he certainly understood the "reasons" for their resistance; he could see almost everyone's past and why they had become rebels against him. But he just couldn't understand why they would oppose him.

Because he saw drastically different developments in almost identical two people, even in the very same Peter Parker standing before him. He simply couldn't comprehend the versions that accepted his advice and those that didn't.

If Spider-Men from different universes make different choices due to differences in personality and experience, I can understand it. But why can the same person make two or even more completely different choices?

Even more terrifying is that, due to the power of the Beyonder, Doom senses all the reactions Peter made after making these different choices. On one hand, he sees Peter Parker rebelling against him in front of him, and on the other hand, he sees all the possible futures: Spider-Man becoming his right-hand man, giving up his power to become a successful ordinary person, or choosing to run away.

And along with these future feelings, thoughts and emotions, they also converged in his mind. Doom experienced the infinite possibilities of infinite futures at the same time. On one hand, he felt all the moments and emotions between himself and Spider-Man in the possibility of Spider-Man strongly supporting him and helping him manage the entire multiverse, and on the other hand, he had to face Peter's resistance in front of him.

This emotional conflict, exacerbated by the overwhelming power of the Transcendent, led to a profound emotional and spiritual turmoil within Doomren.

There was no crack; he calmly experienced it all, which is why he has remained expressionless ever since he seized the power of the Transcendent.

In some ways, Doom's problem is the same as the Beyonder's: the inability to understand why the same person could make completely different choices. But Doom's problem is even worse.

He genuinely intended to create a well-ordered world, and this uncertainty was pure torture for him. But he felt this torment before he even realized it, which is why he wore a deadpan expression when he actually felt it.

He showed no emotion even when Peter questioned him.

As for Peter, he hadn't yet recovered from the shock of the Black Emperor Spider-Man being torn in two by Doom. Anansey's words echoed in his mind: Although the Living Abyss is the opposite of the realm beyond, the Black Emperor could indeed fail, after all, he was just an individual and not powerful enough.

Then, coming to his senses, he was a little confused by the question: "Didn't I already say that? I even listed points one, two, and three. Besides, what I said wasn't very long. Didn't you hear me?"

Doom fell silent. He realized that this was indeed a case of talking past each other. No one else had an omniscient perspective. The future was uncertain for them. Because of this, they could not see the infinite future, nor could they see how unstable they were. They could not even understand the essence of Doom's question.

Doom sighed; he had no intention of continuing the conversation.

"Your attitude is irrelevant, Spider-Man. Whatever methods you come up with to deal with Doom, Doom can..."

"We held them off. Doom doesn't need your understanding, but please stop bothering him."

Doom couldn't even muster anger, because he had already been angry about this very thing, so he was incapable of being angry anymore. He could only wave his hand and leave. Peter had originally intended to step forward to stop him, but he seemed to hear something and fell silent. Finally, he used spider silk to stick together the black-clad emperor's body, which had been torn in two, and left.

As for Doom, he just stood there quietly, without moving an inch.

But the others who were slacking off on the sidelines were dumbfounded, like Apocalypse. He had originally planned to see if there was any chance to snag a bargain, but all he saw were various top players being whipped around like tops by Doom.

No, what Phoenix, Iron Man in his anti-Doom armor, Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet—you were all just knocked away, weren't you? Why didn't you come back to continue fighting Doom? Are you all planning to admit defeat and let Doom rule the world?

Or has everyone who could fight before me already been defeated, and now it's my turn to fight Doom? Me, fighting Doom who possesses the power of a Beyonder? Really?

Apocalypse remained silent for a moment, looking around at the Sentinels, Thor, and the Hulk, all of whom were motionless. He couldn't help but twitch his lips, and then made the most important decision: to retreat to the Battle Realm first.

Earth 51821, the headquarters of the Spider Web Gods.

An ancient, jet-black longsword was planted in the ground. Suddenly, the sword surged and then extended outwards, slowly settling into the ground like molten asphalt, turning into a pool of pure darkness.

Then a hand reached out from inside, and then a person crawled out. The Black Death Sword became his battle armor, and he, panting, let the armor completely cover his body.

"The Living Abyss is still too useful. As long as you have the Codex, you can retain your consciousness in the Living Abyss. And for the Black Emperor, resurrection is even less difficult."

Spider-Man, the Sorcerer Supreme, remarked that as long as the Living Abyss remained intact, the Black Emperor was immortal. Of course, this immortality was limited to his identity as the Black Emperor, but just as Peter Parker could be the Black Emperor, so too could Knull. Although the Black Emperor was immortal, he could be replaced.

Of course, no one has yet replaced Peter Parker as the Black Emperor.

"Dum is too powerful, but he is not invincible. The key is whether the chieftain we are waiting for can come up with a solution, and whether he is willing to do so."

The black-clad emperor returned to his seat, while Anansi, who had been communicating with Peter through his clone, gave a negative answer after a brief moment of thought: "The instinct to seek advantage and avoid harm is inherent in all living beings, my friend. Even heroes willing to sacrifice their lives for the world are no exception. To send people to their deaths unless absolutely necessary is somewhat—foolish."

In other words...

Anansi paused for a moment before giving his answer: "If he can realize that there's nothing we can do, then perhaps we'll get the answer we need: a self-sacrifice."