In Arkham Asylum's office, Schiller, Strange, and Loki sat on sofas facing three different directions, while Peter sat on the sofa in the remaining direction.
He sat very stiffly, knees pressed together and hands resting on them. From time to time, he glanced around or shivered, because the three people in front of him were staring at him intently.
"You said he's full of the power of faith. Why can't I see it?" Schiller asked, staring at Peter.
"It's magic. Ordinary people can't... Oh, wait, you absorbed Knull's power before. Just draw it out and attach it to your eyes, and you'll be able to see it." Strange demonstrated as he spoke.
His eyes flashed, emitting a soft glow, but it quickly vanished, leaving them no different from usual. Yet his vision had changed, allowing him to see certain fluctuations of power that ordinary people could not.
Schiller tried it and found that he could do it too. He had never considered it before. After all, it was easy to overlook the fact that Spider-Man's origins involved magic. Back in DC, before he had mastered that world's magical power, he had needed Constantine's help to enter spirit vision. He had forgotten that in Marvel, he had another identity: a mage.
The moment he activated Magic Vision, Schiller's eyes were dazzled. The Peter sitting across from him was no longer Peter, but a massive ball of golden light.
"What's going on? Why is he glowing?" Schiller shielded his eyes with one hand. Strange made exactly the same motion, while Loki sighed and said, "Can't you just withdraw some of the energy attached to your eyes? Then it won't be so blinding."
The two followed his advice and withdrew part of the energy, leaving only a faint trace over their eyes. Only