"I also have to divide my attention to maintain my host's vital signs. Humans can't survive in space," Blue Spirit explained, then asked Venom, "Where is your host going next? Are you continuing to follow the front lines?"
Eddie said, "No, we'll return to our original dimension nearby. We've collected enough material, so it's time to head back."
"All right, let's go." With a wave of Blue Spirit's hand, their figures became phantoms. Though they did not move, they descended through layer after layer of dimensions, returning to the dimension where Earth was located.
Blue Spirit's host, Shade, said in her mind, "When you told me you could travel through dimensions, I didn't really understand. What exactly are dimensions? Why did we come to another world without changing our position?"
"You can think of the dimension you inhabit as a sheet of paper, while other dimensions are many other sheets of paper. When stacked together, they overlap, yet are completely different. When we descend from one dimension to another, you may feel as though we have not changed position, but in truth, everything has changed."
Shade was still only half-understanding, but Red Hornet, who was parasitizing Spider-Man, turned and looked around. He said, "Judging from the star map, this should be somewhere along the Sagittarius-Carina Arm of the Milky Way Galaxy. It's really barren..."
"You mean this is near the end of the Sagittarius Arm? God, isn't that incredibly far from Earth?" Spider-Man exclaimed.
"Far? Not really. The Milky Way Galaxy isn't as large as our galaxy. In the Andromeda galaxy, this distance would be roughly equivalent to the distance from Klyntar planet to the center of the Great Andromeda Nebula," Red Hornet replied.
"All right, let's get back. Contact those mages on Earth. That'll be faster. If we rely