Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

Miguel watched the visitor from an unknown dimension with wariness, his tense nerves not relaxing at all. His scarlet eyes surged with vigilance and scrutiny, as if he were judging whether the other party was friend or foe.

Beneath those layers of vigilance, a faint glimmer of expectation, one that even he himself was unwilling to readily acknowledge, swept through his heart—like a person who had walked alone in the boundless darkness for too long suddenly catching a glimpse of a weak yet stubborn light.

Could this girl, who appeared out of nowhere in the Spider-Verse with no trace of her identity or origin, be the key to breaking the "fate" shackles on all Spider-Men...?

He had seen too many accidents and too many variables, and had endured countless collapses after hopes were dashed. He no longer easily believed in miracles, but the impact of the person in front of him had truly overturned the unbreakable rules in his mind.

Morgan clearly noticed the undisguised wariness in Miguel's eyes. She knew that the most pressing and unavoidable issue at the moment was her own identity.

She did not belong to this spiderweb universe, but was an outsider who came from the Black Robe Universe with a specific identity. In this dimension, she was completely an unregistered person with no record and no affiliation.

Even if the other party possesses a gene dimension detector, the kind of machine that can use technology to detect where a person comes from, it is impossible to find out which dimension you come from!

She's not from the Spiderweb Universe at all!

A complete illegal immigrant...

Morgan looked up at Miguel, who stood there silently, exuding an aura of pressure, clearly waiting for a reasonable explanation.

……

"You ask me how I came to be in that time and space?"

Morgan spoke casually, with a hint of feigned nonchalance, attempting to downplay the matter:

"Uh, that's just one of my little superpowers, traveling between worlds, it's pretty common, right..."

Morgan smiled at Miguel, her eyes crinkling with a harmless gentleness, clearly intending to use this cute demeanor to get by and gloss over this sensitive and dangerous topic.

She knew all too well what people like Miguel were thinking: cunning, deep-thinking, burdened with heavy responsibilities, and every move they made was driven by a strong sense of purpose.

If he harbors ulterior motives and hopes to achieve some goal through her power, then no matter how lame, perfunctory, or full of loopholes her excuse is, he will choose to temporarily stop questioning her and go down that path.

Her willingness to cooperate and avoid direct confrontation at this moment is enough to create an opportunity for the two to reach an agreement.

Conversely, if the other party has no intention of achieving any goal through her and only regards her as an anomaly threatening the stability of the multiverse, then even if she goes to great lengths to fabricate a flawless explanation, the other party will not believe her in the slightest and will not hesitate to eliminate the danger.

……

A tiny bit of superpower?

Sending the Spider-Man (Garfield), who should belong to the future, back to the past allows him to confront the villains born from the unexpected changes in the fate line, and personally repair the out-of-control fate network, allowing the nearly broken spider web to be woven anew.

It also forcefully severed the threads of fate that were already bound to Spider-Man, breaking the cycle of destiny and allowing those destined characters who should have perished in the "web event" to survive, completely altering the predetermined web trajectory and overturning everything that was supposed to happen.

This incredible feat, enough to shake the very foundations of the multiverse, was described by her as nothing more than a tiny, insignificant power.

Miguel, of course, did not believe it.

If the destiny that is deeply rooted in the soul and fate of every Spider-Man, like an inescapable brand, is really so easy to shake and so easy to resolve, then what is the point of his years of forbearance and hard work?

What are the countless Spider-Men who have to endure the pain and sacrifice of losing loved ones in order to maintain the stability of the web?

He knew better than anyone that behind each seemingly inevitable Spider-Man incident lay a terrifying entity secretly plotting and manipulating all Spider-Men.

It was a god who called himself "Destiny," high above, coldly looking down on countless Spider-Men in the universe, treating their lives, their pain, and their losses as nourishment to keep the Spider-Verse running.

Miguel had never seen this god in person, nor had he ever confronted him directly, yet he was absolutely certain that the god's existence was beyond doubt.

That destiny that binds every Spider-Man so tightly, that inescapable fate like shackles, even Spider-Man who possesses the ability to walk across universes and freely traverse dimensions, still cannot escape its control, cannot escape the tragedy of losing loved ones...

The entire Spider-Man multiverse is like a giant, meticulously woven spider web, and all Spider-Men are like little spiders trapped in the web, powerless to resist and at the mercy of others.

This omnipresent destiny repeatedly confirms to Miguel a cruel and suffocating reality—Spider-Man's life was predetermined from the very beginning by that unknown god.

It used fateful means to forcibly design the "predestined deaths" of one of Spider-Man's closest loved ones after another, firmly binding these tragedies to the stability of the entire Spider-Verse, making Spider-Man's loss a key node in maintaining the survival of the universe!

Miguel created the Spider-Man League, ostensibly to ensure that the "Web Event" in every universe occurs as scheduled, sacrificing Spider-Men in exchange for the stable survival of the entire Web Universe and preventing greater collapse and destruction.

But no one knew that beneath this public mission lay a far heavier and more important purpose—to destroy destiny.

Spider-Men should never be manipulated like this, and they should never have to sacrifice the blood and lives of those around them to maintain the so-called balance of the universe.

They are all good people who do their best to protect the world, so why should good people be expected to give everything for everyone and suffer endless loss and pain?

He was unwilling to accept these rules any longer. So he endured, he built up his strength, he silently accumulated all the resources to fight against fate, waiting for an opportunity to change everything.

But the girl before him was the only one he had ever seen in all these years who had truly and completely changed the course of her destiny!

What shocked Miguel even more was that after Morgan left that universe, all his dimensional travel devices and all his detection instruments could no longer sense any signals from that universe!

just like……

An invisible yet incredibly powerful force completely ripped that universe from the Spider Web universe system and stole it away silently!

Let it break free from this enormous spiderweb woven by fate and controlled by the gods, so that it is no longer bound by it, no longer bound by those cruel rules...

This was something Miguel had tried every means to achieve, something he had always dreamed of but could never accomplish, yet this girl in front of him had actually done it.

That's why, in his gaze towards Morgan, the wariness never faded, yet the expectation buried deep in his eyes could no longer be suppressed and surged forth...