"Mr. Stark, Mr. Stark! You really can't! This is completely against the rules. If Nick Fury in the Central Universe finds out, I'll be in huge trouble..."
Spider-Man chased after Stark. "The Spider Totem's special passage is only open to Spider-Man. If I let anyone else use it in violation of the rules, I'll get blacklisted!"
Stark, walking ahead, stopped. He turned around, pushed up his sunglasses, and held up one finger. "Listen, kid. I don't care how you do it. I need to get where I'm going right now. If your passage won't work, then I'll use mine."
Spider-Man looked up, took a deep breath, and covered his forehead. "Mr. Stark, you can't blast open a passage with antimatter particles. That's incredibly dangerous for the universe. It could very well cause the Cosmic structure to collapse..."
"Then what do you expect me to do?" Stark leaned forward and raised his brows. "Peter, I'm not threatening you, but does Nick Fury in the Central Universe know about how you and that clone of yours—what was his name? Riley?—used the same identity to farm credits?"
Spider-Man stared wide-eyed at Stark. "Oh my God, Mr. Stark, that is a threat! What's gotten into you? You've seemed really strange lately."
Spider-Man scratched his head, looked around, then lowered his voice. "Besides, the most important thing right now is finishing the Cosmic propulsion engine. If that so-called Beyonder really intends to attack every universe, then every universe needs the ability to control its own movement. That could save a lot of people."
"We've accumulated a massive amount of data that hasn't been processed yet," Stark said. "Our computing power is sufficient, but calculations still take time. You should understand that the Beyonder won't act anytime soon, while I have serious business in the Central