Black Robe: Gender Swap, I Have a Small Panel

Seconds before Morgan shouted, "Loki, save me!"

Spider Alliance, in Miguel's office.

This isolated space was quietly enveloped by a force that did not belong to any universe or any rules of spacetime.

There was no roar, no strange phenomena, and not even any change in the airflow, yet an invisible sense of oppression, like the heavy pressure of the deep sea, silently descended upon every corner of this space.

Miguel's meticulously constructed multiverse monitoring system, spacetime anchors, and spiderweb trajectory recorder all failed in the face of this force. The data streams flashing on the screen instantly became disordered, eventually returning to a lifeless gray-white.

The being seated at the highest point of the Spiderweb of Fate cast its gaze upon this place without reservation at this moment.

A gaze unlike that of ordinary beings, a gaze that transcends countless dimensions and pierces through countless destinies…

It has no form, yet it is omnipresent; it has no sound, yet it seems to whisper throughout the entire space. This gaze is cold, ancient, and carries an irresistible majesty, locking onto the blonde girl—Morgan—who suddenly appeared on its spiderweb trail.

At this moment, if Morgan looked up, under Loki's favor, she would be able to clearly see above her head a colossal, indescribable, and illogically incomprehensible chaotic spider slowly revealing its outline.

Its body was formed by twisted fragments of spacetime and dark threads of fate, its limbs were as thick as pillars of heaven, and its body was filled with an aura that did not belong to any living being. It was like a living thing, but also like a monster formed from the very rules themselves.

Its form is terrifying and twisted, defying all biological structures. Among its eight giant eyes are no pupils, only endless darkness and a vortex of reincarnation.

He was looking down at Morgan, who was as small as dust, with saliva dripping from his huge mouth, containing the aura of the destruction of countless universes. He was showing no restraint in his lust for this alien who had invaded his territory.

He is the weaver of fate, the supreme being who governs the entire spiderweb-like multiverse.

In the distant, hazy past, He had a name—[Kahn].

In fact, Kahn wasn't born such a terrifying being. He was once a Spider-Man, but he was a Spider-Man born into the Heirs family.

The Heirs are a very special race in the multiverse. They are born to feed on Spider-Man's totem. Every time they kill a Spider-Man from a different universe, they can plunder the other's power, memories, talents, and even spacetime properties.

In theory, there is no limit to this plundering. As long as enough Spider-Men are hunted, they can become infinitely stronger until they reach the realm of the gods.

It was precisely by relying on this family talent that Kahn gradually grew from an ordinary Spider-Man into a terrifying being capable of shaking the entire multiverse.

In the distant past, he, as the successor Spider-Man, led the entire Heirs family in a desperate attempt to defeat the previous God of Destiny, the Weaver.

Led by the clan chief Molun, all the clan's strongest members participated in the battle, suffering extremely heavy sacrifices and countless clansmen perishing, before finally succeeding in besieging and hunting down the supreme being standing at the top of the spider totem—the Weaving Master.

The Weaver is the mastermind behind the web of fate and one of the origins of all Spider-Man totems. He is so powerful that he is almost invincible, and the Heirs family had to fight tooth and nail to finally defeat him.

In the end, Kahn chose betrayal and plunder.

He seized the fruits of victory that his entire family had paid a heavy price for, and when everyone was exhausted, he made a ruthless move, devouring the weaving master's spider totem and taking over all of the master's power, authority, and control over his destiny.

But it was precisely at the very moment the devouring was complete that a terrifying truth, which chilled him to the bone and shook his soul, crashed into his consciousness.

The master weaver was none other than himself, downstream from the river of fate!

He, Kahn, is the master weaver; the master weaver is Kahn after the cycle of fate.

It's not the same name, not a parallel universe counterpart, not a time-space clone, but the same person completely and utterly.

The heir's family hunted down the weaving master, and he ultimately seized the opportunity to devour him. This entire chain of cause and effect was predetermined from the very beginning.

Everything he did was not a victory, nor an ascension to godhood, but rather stepping into a cycle of reincarnation with a predetermined ending. From beginning to end, he was merely an involuntary victim within this cycle of fate.

Upon learning the truth, Kahn was gripped by extreme fear.

He clearly foresaw his own end—at some point in the future, he would be found, hunted, and devoured by another version of himself, who was at a point in the cycle of reincarnation upstream in the river of fate, just as he was devouring the Weaving Master at this moment.

To avoid this inevitable fate, and to break free from this inescapable cycle of destiny that gnaws at him like an ouroboros, Kahn began a frantic scheme.

On one hand, he secretly orchestrated the "Web Event" throughout the entire Spider-Verse, using the Spider-Men's pain, despair, separation, and sacrifice to slowly harvest the spider totem power they released, gradually strengthening himself and becoming stronger and stronger...

On the other hand, he turned his attention to the "heir family" to which he once belonged, using the power of destiny he had just acquired to suppress, annihilate, and eliminate his clansmen with all his might.

The Heirs Family: Kahn, you dog, you beast! You ascended to godhood and reached the pinnacle, and now you want to wipe us out?!

……

The heir family is a crucial link in his cycle of reincarnation; the version of himself upstream in the river of fate grew up within that heir family.

As long as he continues to weaken the heir family, prevents his reincarnation self from obtaining sufficient growth resources, and prevents that self from having the strength to seize opportunities and turn the tables on him at crucial moments, he has the opportunity to postpone the inevitable ending indefinitely.

Although Kahn sat on the throne of destiny and held the reins of countless universes, he still could not escape the judgment of destiny itself, nor could he escape the fate of being killed by his future self.

The tide has turned, a fact that Kahn, as the voice of destiny, knows all too well, but... he can stall!

As long as he continues to reap the benefits of the Spider Web universe and suppress the successor families, ensuring that his future self can never grow to a level that threatens him, he can sit on this supreme throne forever and eternally control destiny.

(The essence of the Heir Family is the opposite of fate. They are not bound by the threads of fate, nor can they be manipulated at will by the weaver. Even if Kahn holds the power of fate, he cannot directly erase them. He can only weaken and prevent them through external means, but he cannot completely eliminate them at the root.)

Although Kahn could control the fate of others, he also paid a heavy price, being tormented by fate and struggling in a closed loop.

Kahn originally thought that this kind of life would continue indefinitely, that he would gradually grow stronger, and that reincarnation would be postponed indefinitely until he completely transcended the cycle of this ouroboros...