What did the world after death really look like?
Many people found it difficult to glimpse its true nature. Death was death, and death ultimately returned to nothingness. But if people really did arrive at the same place after they died, what would that place be like?
Schiller had considered this question before, but one deeply ingrained impression was carved into his mind. His impression of death was of a rapidly plummeting airplane and fragments of his life flashing through his mind before he lost consciousness.
It was not a particularly painful way to die. He had lost consciousness almost instantly, but at that moment, time had slowed down. Every place he had been and everything he had experienced had been replayed in full within a single second.
This was the second death Schiller had experienced. He had thought it would be no different from the first, but for some reason, as the slideshow played, his life story seemed to skip.
From the time he had first arrived in Marvel, met Strange, provided Stark with psychological treatment, and then gotten to know Steve and Peter, something seemed to be missing from that chain of scenes. It did not match Schiller's memories at all.
After a moment of confusion, Schiller arrived at the answer. These slides contained only his experiences in the Marvel world; nothing that had happened in the other universe was displayed.
That was not strange, though. Death in the Marvel world could naturally only govern matters within this world. Yet even his experiences in the Marvel world had only played halfway before they stopped.
The scene before Schiller turned completely black. The darkness lasted for so long that it felt as though a century had passed. Then, a point of light appeared before him. As it slowly expanded,