Schiller flipped through the pages of the notebook in his hand and pointed to a line. "I've been thinking about how to extend our universe's influence throughout the Multiverse, so that even after our universe leaves the greater world, it will still have steadfast allies within it."
"I rarely speak of this, but the Multiverse is fraught with danger. Many powerful enemies are watching from the shadows. Such disasters may well spread to us, so we must strengthen other universes as much as possible and ensure that the side of order holds an absolutely stable position."
"Therefore, we must both demonstrate our strength to our counterparts in other universes and help them develop, turning them into reliable allies in preparation for the day we break through the barriers between universes."
"I considered many plans for spreading our influence, but in the end, it all came down to one word: strength. The biggest fist speaks the loudest. If we want others to listen to us, we must show them just how powerful we are."
"News of Gwen and Peter's wedding will certainly spread through the Spider-Men currently in our universe, reaching more and more Spider-Men. Their pursuit of mended regrets will draw them here like moths to a flame—but before the beautiful wedding, there will be one final terrible disaster."
Strange, seated across from him, frowned slightly. Schiller pressed a hand downward, signaling him to stay calm, and said, "Of course, this disaster is entirely within our capacity to handle. Its true purpose is to display our strength to the superheroes of the Multiverse."
Strange sighed. "Which unfortunate race are you using as a sacrificial banner this time?"
Schiller smiled faintly. "Have you heard of the Antimatter World?"
Strange frowned, but his brow soon relaxed. "That's what the scientific community calls