In a tent in the desolate land at the End of Time, Strange had already finished his fourth cup of tea, while Schiller began the next part of his explanation.
"Ever since the Spider-Army arrived, I've been thinking about the relationship between the Multiverse. Or rather, I'm not satisfied with the benefits Spider-Man creates by working in this universe, nor am I satisfied with what they gain here."
"I have always believed that humanity's most precious wealth is mental well-being. No external possession can compare to it. Therefore, exchanges between universes should not stop at material wealth, but should place greater emphasis on the fusion and collision of spirits."
"Simply put, superheroes from across the Multiverse should exchange life experiences, share their emotional journeys, open their hearts to another self who is both familiar and unfamiliar, and let go of past regrets. After all, who in this world could understand you better than another you?"
"Not to brag, but most of the superheroes in our universe have made up for their past regrets. Many things that happened here have appeared countless times in the dreams of superheroes from other universes."
"Because of you." Strange gently blew across the surface of his tea, while Schiller merely smiled calmly, neither modest nor proud.
"Therefore, I believe the most valuable thing superheroes from other universes can take away from here is the chance to make up for their past regrets, to gain spiritual fulfillment and emotional wholeness."
"Our universe lets them know that among the endless parallel worlds, there is always one where they did not suffer so much, but instead lived peacefully and prosperously. Even if they cannot all come here to see it for themselves, Spider-Man can bring them this good news."
"I know Peter had actually considered establishing a more