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Chapter 969 Journey to the Center of the Earth

The scene at this moment is extremely chaotic. The most chaotic part is, of course, the dozens of Ragnaroks. These pirate Thor clones, made using clones and bionic machinery, are obviously not as strong as the original Thor, but their combat power should not be underestimated.

How is it any different from the Ultimate Thor in the Ultimate Universe? This is even after the Ultimate Thor went to Asgard in the Battle Realm and reconnected with the power of Asgard.

However, their strength doesn't seem quite up to par. On one hand, there's Peren and his Slavic gods. Peren himself is the god-king of the Slavic pantheon, possessing god-father-level combat power and capable of slaying Ragnarok. The other Slavic chief gods also possess the power to suppress one of Ragnarok's demons. Overall, their strength isn't particularly impressive.

As for Apocalypse's side, the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and these mechanical Thors were evenly matched, but Apocalypse was clearly a cut above, having already destroyed two Ragnaroks in the meantime.

However, Ragnarok still has an additional powerful advantage—its numbers.

"I don't think we should get involved in that fight. It's very obvious that they'll just kill each other after they're done fighting."

Ultimate Captain America offered a view that most people agreed with, and then EMH Captain America reiterated his previous opinion: "Mutants go to the side without the Terrigen Mist, and non-mutants go to the side with it. Our main task is to mobilize all available forces and find a way to end this. Spider-Man? What's wrong?"

Both captains noticed Peter staring blankly at the battlefield, and Peter replied, "My spider-sense—or something else—is giving me a warning, telling me that the big hole is extremely important."

Peter explained why he had looked at the battlefield after spacing out, and then described his feelings: "How should I put it, the power I felt was familiar, like—Captain Universe's power? I'm not entirely sure, but that hole gave me a similar feeling."

EMH and everyone in the Ultimate Universe looked at each other in bewilderment. The reason was quite simple: they had never heard of any "Universe Captain Power," let alone understood what it was. All their information came from the exchange list given by the Beyonder.

Peter's aura perception detected other things, such as Maximus leaping down and rushing in without anyone protecting or scouting ahead.

This made Peter even more convinced that there must be something underground.

"Alright, Spider-Man, you can take a team to explore underground." Captain EMH finally agreed to Peter's request: "But you must come back safely and not put yourself in any danger."

"I see."

Peter nodded and was about to assign tasks, but before leaving, he gave everyone an idea: "However, you can have Thor and his men infiltrate the group, mixing the real and the fake Thor together. When they fight the fake Thor, they will think that they are all fake. At that time, we will have the advantage, and we can even temporarily summon Godfather Thor to give them a big surprise."

The captain nodded, indicating he understood Peter's meaning. Peter then quickly began selecting his team, which was actually quite simple. He used his original team as a base, but replaced Half-Strange with the Sorcerer Supreme Iliana, and then replaced Thor the Father with Yellowjacket.

Of course, in terms of combat strength, the team's overall combat strength has undoubtedly decreased significantly, but Peter is still confident that he can bring everyone back safely, which is his source of confidence.

After choosing their teammates, Peter led the group quickly into the cave. To avoid unnecessary trouble, they deliberately shrunk themselves before sneaking in, ensuring that no one else would discover them.

"This hole looks terrifyingly deep."

After entering the cave, Steel Boy remarked, "The energy levels and other values ​​seem very strange. It looks like this place itself is a giant, uh—"

"White hole?"

Yes, that's right.

Steel Boy nodded as he spoke, while the others continued to sink. However, as they continued to descend, they also discovered the peculiarities of this pit.

First, the surrounding scenery changed, and all sorts of messy furniture and similar things appeared. Then, some living people appeared in front of Peter. Peter then had a thought that seemed to be seeing something, but also seemed not to be.

"So what exactly happened?!"

When Peter asked the question, he found himself back in Manhattan, New York, a Manhattan that, from any perspective, was his own.

Peter instinctively called out the shop's exchange menu and confirmed that it was still open, which meant that Peter was still in the secret war.

But what's going on with this barrier?

Peter's first thought was that this was Wanda's doing in this world, which made sense, since it would be very convenient for a fully awakened Wanda to provide them with some private servers.

But Peter wandered around a bit more and felt something was off, so he opened the window and looked outside.

"Although I'm not entirely sure about the operating logic of the M royal family, it's probably about fulfilling everyone's wishes. So, normally, it should be about creating a perfect reality that doesn't need Spider-Man."

But the truth is quite the opposite; Peter appears in a hallucination world where only Spider-Man exists.

He was silent for a while, then thought for a moment, shook his head, and suddenly had an idea. He then began to concentrate and imagine other things.

Soon, the surrounding scenery began to blur, but Peter saw a hot dog he often ate. He grabbed the hot dog and started thinking. As Peter thought, the surrounding reality distorted again.

"Simply put, this is a region where reality constantly changes according to thought, and this thing is actually hidden beneath Magneto's palace—"

Peter looked up at the sky, but unfortunately the sky was an illusion, and he couldn't tell the distance from the ground.

Peter shook his head and then began to think carefully. Simply put, if he wanted to eliminate these illusions, he had to find a way to prevent his thoughts from altering reality itself. Only in this way would Peter have a chance to see what this place really was.

"The simplest answer is that this place is where the Scarlet Witch is imprisoned—I'm just saying."

A room appeared in front of Peter, and Wanda was playing with the "child" inside.

Two children who do not exist.

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