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Chapter 787 The Third New Spider Universe

He didn't know how much time had passed, but when Miles Warren the Jackal woke up, he heard people talking.

"So this guy is the culprit? Unbelievable. I haven't seen him for years. I never thought he would actually try to kill me. This world really is crazy."

In his hazy state, he heard that familiar yet repulsive voice—Spider-Man. This guy was haunting him like a ghost. Oh, no, that doesn't seem right. It's like he was trying to haunt him like a ghost, but for some reason, he seemed to have failed.

Why did I fail?
Even a jackal couldn't find the answer.

But he knew his plan had failed. When he opened his eyes, he saw Spider-Man—that damn loser, that fat nerd, that middle-aged loser—and Scarlet Spider—that clone who should have been dead, all staring at him. As for himself, he was tied to a chair with ropes.

There's no need to worry about him breaking free of the ropes, because Peter has used Anti-Venom's "treatment" to erase his superpower genes, completely restoring them to their pre-modification state. He has essentially lost all his ability to cause trouble.

"Oh, he's awake."

The first to approach the jackal was Ben Riley. After carefully examining him, he asked curiously, "How are you feeling? Isn't it strange that I'm still alive? By the way, what should I call you?"

"I don't think this is the time to play ethical games."

Peter walked over to Miles and stared at him curiously: "I'm curious about something. Where did you get those villains' equipment? If you could get one or even three or five sets, I could understand, but you have nearly a hundred sets. That's something you couldn't possibly get, and it's not even possible in this world."

Upon hearing Peter's question, Jackal simply smiled, showing no intention of answering. Peter looked at him and shook his head: "You're not going to talk? But that's alright, there are ways to make you talk. For example, in my world, there are superpowered individuals who can read other people's minds. Once you're in their hands, no matter what secrets you have, you'll have no choice but to obediently tell them."

Even Peter, the nerdy guy, was shocked by this news: "Mind reading? Does such a thing exist in your world?"

"There might be fewer universes that don't exist... and it doesn't really need to be this complicated. Your clones also have their own memories, and you've tampered with their brains. In other words, your cloning device can directly extract memories from your genetic material."

The jackal laughed, staring disdainfully at Peter Parker from another world: "Useless, Spider-Man. Even if you figure it out, do you have a way of figuring out how these devices work? This is the culmination of decades of my hard work, and you?! You guys?! Do you think this is some roadside junk that you can just pick up and use?"

The two Spider-Men from this universe exchanged a glance. This was indeed a huge problem. As local natives, their knowledge was quite limited, and this system was beyond their operational capabilities. If they were to try to solve this device on their own, it would probably take a very long time, and they might not even be able to handle it.

However, this only applies to Spider-Man in this universe.

"Indeed, I can't handle it. After all, I'm not a specialist in biology or gene editing... But unfortunately, there are just too many people around me who work in this field, and I don't need to know the principles behind what you're doing. I just need to know how to operate it, so what I know is enough."

As Peter spoke, he made way for Jackal, simultaneously plucking a hair from Jackal's head. Jackal watched helplessly as this alien force swiftly and decisively breached his computer's firewall, then began operating it. Soon, Jackal's first-person perspective appeared on the screen, and even details of memories he had forgotten began to surface. It was five years ago, after Spider-Man's last supervillain had been completely defeated, and several months had passed without a supervillain appearing.

Warren had already collected all the villains' DNA and was preparing his revenge plan. At that time, he was not ready to destroy Spider-Man's life. He did not know that Peter Parker was Spider-Man. His idea at the time was simply to use a cloned army of villains to kill Spider-Man completely.

However, one day, while he was carrying out his plan in a basement—

"You can't kill Spider-Man like that. He can always get up, fall down, and get up again until you realize you can't beat him anymore."

Another Spider-Man appeared in front of him, but his suit was slightly different. His suit was only black and red, the spider web structure on the suit was messy, his entire lower body was black, and even his goggles were black.

Upon seeing this strange Spider-Man appear before him, Warren momentarily thought he had been discovered by Spider-Man, but the other man quickly subdued him and revealed two huge secrets to him.

First, he comes from another universe and is not the Spider-Man of this universe. In fact, he is more ruthless, more efficient, and more deadly, and he looks down on the Spider-Man of this universe.

Second, Spider-Man's true identity is Peter Parker, the former lover of Warren student Gwen Stacy.

"So, all the technology those villains used later was provided to you by this person." Fat Peter was stunned by this: "But...but why would Spider-Man from another universe want to harm me?"

"How should I know, haha, all I know is that he's definitely not you, Peter Parker! You've ruined everything..."

Peter casually smeared the jackal's mouth with a web, then looked at Ben Riley: "I have a theory. After they brought up this news, Warren thought of using Spider-Man's clones to destroy Spider-Man's life. That might be his goal. No, maybe he's going a step further... He's creating 'his kind'."

Ben Riley looked at Peter with considerable surprise: "Why does it sound like you know him quite well?"

"Not entirely, but I know who this guy is. He's from some universe who successfully took over our body, that is, Peter Parker's body, Otto Octavia. He saw the meaning of Spider-Man's fight after the possession and then woke up—at least in some universes."

He calls himself the 'Ultimate Spider-Man'.

And it's quite obvious that this ultimate Spider-Man is also creating his own multiverse team.

(End of this chapter)