I'm making the Marvel Spider-Man in American comics.

Peter returned to Concorde Engines once again, and Loki, as always, felt that this run-down place had become his new home.

"Ah, hello Spider-Man, looks like you've brought your new friend along, and he's as dead as can be."

Loki looked with some curiosity at the corpse Peter had brought, which was barely recognizable as humanoid and wrapped in spider silk. He couldn't help but ask, "Should I ask my daughter if she can get your friend back? Maybe it'll be helpful?"

"No, no need."

After Peter finished speaking, he seemed to remember something and turned to Loki to ask, "Is your daughter Hela? The Norse goddess of death?"

"Yes, what's wrong?"

"I just suddenly thought of it..." Peter looked at Loki and added, seemingly unintentionally, "You look younger than Thor, but Thor doesn't have any children and isn't even married."

"Actually, I never got married; it was just youthful folly. A young man meets a beautiful giantess from Jotunheim… Perhaps I should have realized then that I was actually the child of a frost giant, since I fell in love with that girl at first sight. We also had a pet, a wolf named Fenrir, which later bit off Tyr's hand…"

Loki reminisced about his glorious past, while Peter had already seen what he needed. He first took out the Black Death Sword, using Captain Universe's power to sever the possession, and then plunged the Black Death Sword into the corpse of the Black Emperor Spider-Man. Soon, the two halves of the body merged with the Black Death Sword, but instead of repairing the corpse, it became a deep darkness that remained unaffected even near the Concorde Engine.

Loki stood up in surprise, staring at the thick, black substance. "Oh, what is this?"

"The Living Abyss, strictly speaking, the materialized Living Abyss, is what's left, and none of them are from this universe. I just learned through the Concord Engine that Doom has destroyed the Klinta in this universe."

At this point, Peter felt somewhat exhausted and sat down to one side. Loki, looking into the darkness, asked, "Hmm... by the way, what's Doom doing right now?"

"I don't know, it seems like he didn't do anything?"

Loki then smiled. Peter looked at Loki with some confusion, then realized what Loki was laughing at.

Their plan was successful to some extent.

It is a fact that the omniscience and omnipotence of the transcendent are limited, but the extent of these limitations is largely determined by the transcendent himself. Although the first wave of attacks just now seemed to have caused almost no damage to Doom, it genuinely made him doubt his own omniscience and omnipotence, or rather, make him believe that his omniscience and omnipotence were not as powerful as he thought.

This is the first step in defeating Doom.

Meanwhile, Peter confirmed the unease he had felt with Doom earlier, which was Doom's "mercy." Now he could finally be sure that Doom was not indifferent to killing (he was not actually bloodthirsty to begin with), but rather that he had shown mercy. In fact, he did not kill anyone from beginning to end except for a black-clad emperor and a symbiotic planet.

This is not like Dum.