Schiller followed Spider Silk to the archives. Spider Silk searched through the shelves for quite a while before finally frowning and saying, "Seriously, are you sure you got this right? I couldn't find any record of his application..."
Schiller frowned as well. Logically, that should have been impossible. He did not think there was anything wrong with his deduction, but if they could not find the application record, things would become troublesome.
Schiller took the record sheet from Spider Silk and examined it carefully. In fact, after Nick took over the Time Variance Authority and the Spider Totem, he had assigned every universe a number.
Naturally, this numbering differed from the system Schiller had seen in the comics. It was another framework altogether, but the corresponding numbers could still be matched.
After studying it for a while, Schiller pointed at one entry and said, "Isn't this the passage record for the two universes I was looking for?"
Spider Silk pointed at the name beside it and said, "But look—the applicant was Spider-Man from your universe."
Schiller immediately took out his phone and contacted Peter. He photographed the application record and sent it to Peter, who replied soon afterward.
For once, Peter was unusually concise. In short, it had indeed happened. Amazing Spider-Man had thought it would be difficult if he applied himself, so he had asked Peter to inquire with Spider Silk on his behalf.
As Spider-Man of Schiller's universe, Peter naturally had an easier time applying to bring people over from other universes. Sure enough, he had secured a passage. The record also read, "Approved, one individual, non-Spider-Man," which meant it was apparently the current White Armor.
Then Schiller asked Peter a crucial question: "When did Amazing Spider-Man come to you?"
Peter immediately sent Schiller a screenshot of their