Stark had no idea what kind of cure could heal this universe's Spider-Man's wounded heart. He only knew that, no matter what, he had to save him physically first before discussing psychological issues. Since that was the case, they could not follow Spider-Man's plan.
From Spider-Man's diary, Stark learned that Spider-Man had not failed to try other methods. For example, he could directly find the teleporter and destroy it, keeping everyone in his own universe so no one could go to another. But that had to be done before he turned into a zombie.
Once he became a zombie, the terrible hunger would devour all his reason. And if he wanted to destroy the teleporter, he would inevitably have to encounter zombie superheroes. Spider-Man could not fight many opponents alone, and there was a high chance he would be infected and quickly lose his mind.
But just because Spider-Man could not do it did not mean Stark could not. He did not know exactly how Iron Man in this universe had become a zombie, and he found it utterly unbelievable. He was Iron Man—how had the other zombies bitten through his armor?
Thinking of this, Stark decided to head for Stark Tower first. Forget everything else; he needed to cobble together a usable suit of armor.
Stark turned to look at Schiller, who was looking back at him. Stark rubbed his hands together and said, "Uh, well, whoever you are, can you give me a ride?"
A few minutes later, Stark appeared on the roof of Stark Tower. But just as he walked toward the rooftop door, he discovered that it was open, as though someone had entered long ago.
Stark narrowed his eyes and cautiously headed downstairs. The moment he reached the top floor, he was stunned. The place