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Chapter 938 Picking up corpses makes me happy

Chapter 938 Picking up corpses makes me happy

The perspective shifts back to Peter's side, where the entire team is happily scavenging for trash, or more accurately, scavenging corpses, since quite a few people have indeed died in this wave.

The most valuable gain was undoubtedly the Black Death Sword, whose strength was beyond question. If it weren't for Strange using the Vishanti Protection Charm to block the Black Death Sword's attack, Peter's anti-venom weakening the symbiote, Iron Boy's time-manipulation technology slowing down Gale's movements, and Frank's bullet accurately hitting Gale's wound, they probably wouldn't have succeeded.

It can be said that everyone in the team played a role in the battle against Geer, and teamwork was the key to their victory.

And yes, Anti-Venom cannot destroy Black Death Sword. While Anti-Venom is indeed the nemesis of symbiotes, it has a fatal weakness: it is not an independent symbiote, but rather exists dependent on Peter's cells. Essentially, it is the result of the reversal of symbiote remnants remaining in Peter's body. Therefore, the number of Anti-Venom cells is quite limited, and its regeneration speed is actually quite slow. It can still kill ordinary symbiotes instantly, but it's not enough against Black Death Sword or Grendel in the past.

If Anti-Venom were to be used to completely destroy Black Death Sword, it might not be possible to completely eliminate this powerful first-generation symbiote; it could only weaken it. This is why Peter only planned to use Anti-Venom to weaken the opponent and left the task of severing Gale's arm to his teammates.

"Besides this Black Death Sword, Gol has nothing else of value. However, it's best not to use the Black Death Sword. Symbiotes are severely influenced by their first host, and using this thing might turn you into the next Gol."

Hearing this, the Steel Boy asked curiously, "Then why are we taking this thing?"

"I don't know, but my gut feeling tells me it might work."

Peter's answer was highly improbable, and he knew it himself, but he still felt that the Black Death Sword would be very useful. This sword was extracted from the essence of the Living Abyss by Knar and was forged to fight against the Celestials. The Living Abyss itself is an anti-Transcendental Realm, the opposite of the Transcendental Realm, so this thing might come in handy if they ever had to face Transcendentals.

But besides that, they received so many good things.

"These Mjolnir, they're all dead."

Thor, clutching his wound, gathered up all the fragments of Mjolnir from the Avengers' hammer and sighed. He personally saw Gol off on his way. Afterward, it was Peter who used Anti-Venom to heal the wound; otherwise, it might never have recovered.

Strange, quite curious, cast a healing spell on Thor: "What do you mean, 'all dead'?"

"Mjolnir, its essence is the power of lightning and storms, not just a hammer. The hammer is just a container. What's important is the lightning inside. It should have been alive—the hammer shattered, but shattering doesn't mean destruction. If the lightning inside is still alive, it can be resurrected even if it's shattered. But unfortunately, the lightning inside these hammers has also died."

As Thor spoke, he gathered up all the fragments of Mjolnir and tossed them to Iron Boy: "These Mjolnir pieces are just Uru alloy now. Use them to make a suit of armor; it might come in handy."

Iron Boy accepted the fragments of Thor's hammer, which were now easy to pick up, nodded in gratitude, and said his thanks. Meanwhile, Logan dug Norman Osborn, now corrupted by the Green Goblin, out of the Iron Patriot armor, then picked it up: "See? Is this thing useful?"

"I'm not entirely sure. After all, Kang's technology is far superior to Norman's. Theoretically speaking, this is all outdated, broken armor." Peter looked at Iron Boy, who was busy at work. "Iron Boy? See if you can decipher the data on this armor."

"No problem, I'll see if there's anything I can do to help."

"And this, Norman Osborn's favorite toy. He really took his skateboard everywhere he went. I remember when I killed him, he was riding this thing too."

As he spoke, Twilight Wolf picked up his glider, and Peter laughed when he saw it, but not because of the glider: "Is there still Norman Osborn in the wasteland universe? I haven't found Norman in any other wasteland universe."

"That's just because you haven't looked carefully enough. I've talked to your side of the 'me' (the one on your side), and they killed Norman a few months ago, you just didn't know."

Peter took the skateboard, looked it over, and seemed quite troubled: "But it seems like we can't use this thing. Does anyone need this flying skateboard, Frank?"

"Without enough firepower, flying in the air is just a target. Forget it."

Everyone hurriedly packed up their things, but just then, Steel Boy stood up straight first: "Wait a minute, there's a new biological reaction nearby. Someone's getting close."

"Can you determine whether they are a good person or a bad person?"

Iron Boy didn't finish speaking because the tree in front of him had been cut down and fallen. Then Peter heard a somewhat familiar voice: "I told you, I smelled something strange."

Peter looked at Wolverine, then at the person emerging from behind the tree—undoubtedly another Wolverine. Behind him were Iron Man from some unknown universe, Thor, Hulk, Captain America, and—

"Is that Hank Pym?"

Peter looked at the last guy in surprise. It was clearly not Ant-Man's costume, but a yellow and black suit, looking like the Yellow Jacket's uniform. Iron Man, seeing this group, couldn't help but laugh out loud: "Wait, Spider-Man, Thor, me, Wolverine, and two guys I don't recognize—I think they're friends, what do you guys think?"

"That's assuming they don't have another suit of your armor, Tony. By the way, I am indeed Hank Pym. What about you guys?"

"—This isn't Tony Stark, this is Norman Osborn, the Green Goblin from some other universe. I don't know if your Spider-Man has ever dealt with this guy—wait." Peter smiled after checking the other's cosmic frequency with his watch. "Didn't your Spider-Man tell you about the League?"

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