American comics: Omniscient and omnipotent, starting from the melting pot of concepts.

Miles also became Spider-Man.

The main storyline has begun.

So Aaron nodded and then shook his head.

"We don't have much time left to play teacher-student games. If we keep playing them, the universe might have to say goodbye."

Gwen was taken aback by what she heard.

Looking at Aaron's calm expression.

She asked curiously, "You've already figured out the reason?"

"of course."

Aaron nodded and gestured in a certain direction, "Look, our main character has arrived!"

In the distance, Miles the little black spider walks out of the school.

When he saw Aaron and Gwen, he was attracted to the outstanding-looking Gwen.

A peculiar inner urge compelled him to strike up a conversation with the other person.

but. . .

He felt inferior when he saw Aaron.

Being with Aaron makes me feel like a lump of coal that's been working in a coal mine for months!

Miles wanted to leave immediately.

However, he noticed that the other person was also observing him.

"Um... is there something you need from me?"

Miles had intended to leave, but seeing this scene, he stopped, mainly because he wanted to look at Gwen a little longer.

Aaron silently blocked Gwen's body. "Miles Morales?"

Miles nodded, his face full of confusion.

Do you know Gwen... Da?

Miles shook his head. "That's a strange name. We don't have that person at our school."

Gwen, standing behind him, thought the name was odd. What kind of person would choose such a bizarre name?

Does it sound like a hastily put-together pseudonym?

Aaron was somewhat disappointed upon hearing this; it seemed that Gwen from Universe 65 was no longer there.

No, maybe... The Gwen behind him is the original number 65 Gwen!

They are not the same person, and their universe is not Universe 65.

It was because of Aaron's existence that this Gwen became the real and only Gwen.

Alternatively, you could say... Gwen the Ghost Spider!

Chapter 157 Penny Parker, Those Who Imitate Me Will Die!

"You mean, there was supposed to be another me in this world, um, another Gwen."

"However, because of you, I replaced her, and now I am the only one left in the entire multiverse?"

"Someone who shouldn't be here, but is here, and it's only me, Spider-Woman Gwen?"

Seeing that Aaron was deep in thought, Gwen asked him a few questions.

I was incredibly surprised by Aaron's guess.

"A Spider-Gwen who shouldn't exist, isn't that... a ghost?"

Gwen murmured.

Aaron nodded upon hearing this, "Then I'll call you Ghost Spider from now on."

Upon hearing this, Gwen retorted, "I'm a living, breathing person, not some ghost."

"From now on, shall I call you the Living Spider, or the Only Spider?"

Gwen rolled her eyes dramatically. "Then let's just call it Ghost Spider."

"I like this name."

Miles, unable to join their conversation, felt a strange sense of frustration upon hearing that the other Gwen had completely disappeared.

It was as if something had left him.

Aaron thought for a moment, "This is just a guess. We'll have to ask those guys for details first."

"Who? Kamar-Taj?"

During a casual conversation with Felicia, Gwen mentioned the sorcerers of Kamar-Taj.

They were very curious about the fact that there was such an organization in their world that silently protected the world's safety and maintained order on the magical side.

This also prompted her to want to try helping others after gaining the ability.

After all, George was the police chief, and Gwen had developed a sense of justice from being around him.

Aaron shook his head. "Finding them is a bit inefficient. I mean... the Spider Alliance."

"Never mind, we'll talk about this later. If I remember correctly, they should contact you soon."

Aaron pondered to himself, Gwen is also Spider-Man, so naturally she should be on the Spider-League's invitation list as well.

If the Spider Alliance already existed during this time period.

Then they should soon notice Gwen, or even the universe.

The Spider Alliance has a lot of good stuff too.

It holds many "other-dimensional beings" from different universes, or you could say spacetime disruptors.

Speaking of,

Aaron himself is the largest extradimensional being.

He's not Spider-Man, yet he's gotten involved in the Spider-Man incident and will change the course of events here.

Then the question is coming,

Does Miles and Gwen being together count as part of the Web incident?

Or,

Kissing Gwen or Mary Jane would fulfill the premise for the Web Incident.

That's the famous kissing scene.

But Uncle Ben's death...

Aaron realized that Gwen's father had not actually died, even though he traversed the universe.

Is there a problem with the theory of the web weaving incident, or is it simply that the time is not right?

Because George in the comics also died.

Wow, that's a dangerous Spider-Man!

Aaron wondered if he could go back and fire George, and replace him with another "senior inspector" as a scapegoat.

The deceased was a senior inspector connected to Spider-Man. As long as Gwen is still a masked vigilante, she will naturally deal with senior inspectors.

No problem.

Of course, Aaron was just thinking about it.

According to his plan, at his current rate of improvement,

If that day ever comes,

It can also be contained at any time.

Just because the Supreme Dark Strange can't do it doesn't mean he can't handle it.

If a single universe isn't enough, then let's go beyond a single universe and explore the multiverse.

If the multiverse isn't enough, then I'll keep trying to improve it.

Is an all-powerful, universe-level solution enough?

He didn't believe that he couldn't handle a mere absolute point in time.

Even the originator of Spider-Man, the Weaver, the creator of the web of life and destiny, was actually just a little Karami.

"The Spider-Alliance? That sounds pretty cool, Spider-Man's alliance?"

Gwen was very excited when she heard this.

She was already imagining the friendly atmosphere of so many Spider-Men exchanging superhero insights together.

Seeing her so expectant, Aaron said tactfully, "I advise you not to have too high expectations for this thing."

Gwen asked, puzzled, "Why?"

"Because they have a lot of opinions about their peers who have both parents."

Aaron said seriously.

Spider-Man is synonymous with orphan.

To be a mature Spider-Man, you have to be prepared for the death of both your parents.

This is an "unparalleled mission," a "necessary" prerequisite for taking the lead role.

"You can imagine what kind of corporate atmosphere an organization full of orphans would have."

Seeing Gwen's confusion, Aaron offered a reminder.

How can you, a person with both parents, have the nerve to laugh and speak loudly in a group full of orphans?

Gwen felt a chill run down her spine when she thought of that image.

"Unsociable, lacking self-awareness, immature..."

Workplace bullying, workplace discrimination, forming cliques and isolating oneself...

Gwen thought of many labels, and she chuckled awkwardly, "Actually, I think the Asia Group is better. As for Spider Alliance and stuff like that, let's forget about it."

The ladies in the secretariat are all very talented.

I know a lot of things.

There, she could learn many secrets and experiences unknown to the outside world.

Everyone is very friendly, and the company atmosphere is fantastic.

After hearing this, Miles the Spider thought of his parents and nodded in deep agreement.

He was really looking forward to the Spider Alliance, but if the price was losing his parents, then they would never see each other again.

This is fine!

"By the way, where are we going?"

Gwen changed the subject, no longer talking about the Spider League, this "orphan organization".

"Spider-Man's home."

Aaron said.

The three of them easily found their way to Peter Parker's house.

Aaron glanced around, a smile playing on his lips.

"Since you're already here, won't you come out and greet us?"

DuangDuangDuang。。。。

With several heavy footsteps,

Gwen looked back warily.

"Hey, don't get me wrong, I'm one of you. Um, I'm Spider-Man Peni Parker!"