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When Peter returned to the Battle Realm, the others on the other side also began to refuse. Almost as soon as Peter landed, he saw that a large number of people who were originally in the Battle Realm had left, far more than when Loki said he could return. Moreover, most of those who left back then were villains, while now most of them were heroes. In the end, on Spider Island 2099 alone, very few people remained; you could see the end of it all at a glance.

Peter looked around curiously, then asked the Ultimate Spider-Man, who was fixing some equipment, "What happened? Why has everyone run away?"

While repairing his equipment, Ultimate Spider-Man casually remarked, "You didn't know? That's surprising. I thought everyone knew."

"All I know is that some people are faking riddles, and that I genuinely don't know."

Peter shrugged somewhat helplessly, and Ultimate Spider-Man had no choice but to put down his work to answer Peter's question: "Before you came back, Doom had already been to the Battleworld. He didn't destroy this world or eliminate us all, but rather showed everyone what kind of world they could get..."

"And the vast majority of people were persuaded by Doom, or rather, bought off by the perfect world Doom proposed, right?"

Peter quickly guessed what had happened, and Otto nodded, then said half-jokingly, "Speaking of which, the reasons why the remaining people are willing to fight against Doom are really varied and quite bizarre."

Some believe in God and therefore think that Doom's actions are stealing God's power; others believe that no life or civilization needs a supreme god who can do whatever he wants. Some wish to seize Doom's power, while others wish there were never a Doom.

In short, most of those who chose to stay were people with either idealistic or highly ambitious beliefs. Of course, there were a few exceptions. For example, Peter saw that Miguel's team had completely stayed behind, with not a single person leaving. Naturally, Otto's team was even less likely to leave, as his team didn't even have many normal people.

"So, what made you stay, Otto?"

"I... I just felt that someone like Doom shouldn't possess such immense power. But you, what about you? Didn't Doom show you a perfect world and make you give up?"

"No, he just asked me why I rebelled against him, just like the Beyonder asked us what a superhero and a supervillain are."

Peter sat down to one side and began to think about what had happened. First, there was Doom's situation. Doom had become very "non-bloodthirsty," which seemed somewhat abnormal, but Peter didn't know how to deal with this abnormality.

Secondly, regarding the Black Emperor, it has been proven that the Black Emperor does indeed have the ability to interfere with the Beyonder's power. However, the Black Emperor Spider-Man's power is too weak. Or rather, the Black Emperor Spider-Man's weakness lies in the fact that he has a real body, or that his core is Peter Parker who has obtained the Black Emperor's power rather than the Living Abyss itself.

Peter suddenly realized that Nar's consciousness seemed to be sealed inside his body? No, no, no, even if there were a way to release Nar, his consciousness should theoretically return to the Living Abyss of Universe 616, so it wouldn't work.

Just as Peter was pondering this, Otto, who had been holding back for a long time, finally couldn't help but ask, "And those two corpses you brought back—forgive my bluntness, but I can roughly guess they belong to some Spider-Man. Why did you bring them back? What's the use?"

"Perhaps it will be useful. After all, it's the corpse of the Black Emperor, theoretically part of the Living Abyss. If not, I can use it as a bomb to blow up Doom..."

Peter seemed to realize something at this point. If Black Emperor Spider-Man and Knull each have their own corresponding Living Abyss, then what about the Living Abyss of the Fighting Universe itself? Where is the Living Abyss of Earth 61610? Does this universe have its own Knull?

Then Peter remembered his duel with the Black Emperor Spider-Man, when Knuckles said he could take control of the symbiote in that universe.

Having considered all this, Peter rose, pulled up the black-clad emperor's corpse, which was barely wrapped in spider silk, and headed towards the Concord Engine. He now needed some "omniscient" power to solve this problem. He believed the Concord Engine could provide him with the right answer.

Otto, who was about to mention a plan he had come up with that might be helpful in the fight against Doom, could only raise an eyebrow helplessly as Peter left. He then continued working, but still sent Peter a message, telling him to visit the Age of Ultron region when he had time.

There, Ultron's Spider-Man is trying to make things happen using the Otto Era's systems.

Meanwhile, on Earth 61610, on the symbiotic planet Klinta.

Doom arrived here intending to eliminate this living abyss in the universe that might threaten him. After all, as the opposite of the Transcendental, the stagnation that felt like pulling his power into asphalt was now making him uncomfortable. He almost effortlessly destroyed the living abyss of this world, including Nar's corpse.

"Now we're safe..."

After speaking, Doom paused for a moment. He knew everything, of course, and understood that there was still a chance for Gnar to be resurrected in this world. First, his consciousness was still sealed within the symbiotic dragon Grendel of this world, but it had been picked up by the Beyonder when Earth 61610 exploded. Second, there was still another Black Emperor's body in this universe. If the consciousness of Gnar in this universe were released, perhaps he could be resurrected.

Of course, it's impossible now, since Gnar's consciousness is stored in Doom, and there's no other Gnar consciousness in this world.

Doom remained silent for a long time, then let out a sigh of relief. He casually conjured a throne and sat down on the ruins of what was once Klinta. He silently looked around and began to think about how he would construct the vast multiverse that belonged to Doom.

However, even now, the entire multiverse remains unchanged, completely unchanged. The perfect world exists only in Doom's mind, nothing more.