Schiller stared at the notebook, lost in thought. Stark, walking up behind him, recognized Peter's handwriting at a glance. After all, Spider-Man of Schiller's universe spent most of his time in the laboratories of Stark Tower, and they had spent far more time together than any Iron Man and Spider-Man from any other universe.
Because of that, Stark's feelings toward Spider-Man went beyond something fatherly. He also regarded him with the esteem a teacher held for an outstanding student. Over time, whenever Stark heard bad news about Spider-Man, it felt as though his heart had been seized, leaving him unable to breathe.
At that moment, that inexplicable anxiety wrapped around Stark, leaving him no time to consider anything else. He rushed forward and took the notebook.
He first glanced at the passage Schiller had been reading, but it was disjointed and revealed nothing. So Stark began flipping backward.
Just like that, the truth about this universe, recorded during a brief window of time by the one Spider-Man in this universe who had not lost his memories, was laid bare before Stark.
First of all, as someone who had personally experienced it, Spider-Man had gone through the complete story of the Zombie Universe. It went roughly like this:
Zombie Sentinels fell from the sky. The Avengers arrived to defuse the crisis, but were unfortunately bitten by the Zombie Sentinels. They turned into zombies one after another and immediately began feeding, infecting countless civilians.
The first heroes to become zombies included Captain America, Ant-Man, Wasp, and others. Ant-Man found Black Panther, who had arrived somewhat later to provide support.
By then, they had already had breakfast on the street. Since he was not hungry for the moment, Ant-Man decided to lock Black Panther up and eat him when he got hungry.
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