Infiltrating Hydra Mountain

Peter guessed that it was The Beyonder who had preserved the fragment of Earth-2149, though he could not determine which version of The Beyonder it was—or rather, under what setting.

The Beyonder's power varied completely across different settings. In some cases, he could be terrifyingly powerful, with few rivals in the entire multiverse. In others, he might not even be able to defeat a Cosmic Cube.

But considering that this Beyonder had already displayed tremendous power, Peter figured he needed to take him seriously. His opponent was very likely no ordinary Beyonder, but the original Beyonder.

But... what did that have to do with Peter's current situation?

The Beyonder might be putting together some Secret Wars, planning to pick people from across the multiverse to take part in his little game. But there was one very practical problem: Peter was busy. He had no time.

"Even if I finish what I'm doing, I might not go unless there's really some reason I absolutely have to..."

Besides, this might not even have been an invitation for him. If it really was for him, why send over a dead man's head? Maybe it was inviting Deadpool instead.

As Peter thought, he tossed the dead man's head, tightly wrapped in Silk, to Deadpool. "Someone sent this to you. Probably."

"Hey, hey, hey, why are you tossing it to me..."

Leaving Deadpool to deal with the dead man's head however he pleased, Peter led the others back to the primitive humans' altar. Bob was still standing exactly where he had been, looking for all the world like an obedient little child.

Peter walked over and asked Bob, "If we're planning to infiltrate Hydra Mountain, what preparations do we need?"

Bob looked utterly innocent. "Huh? What preparations?"

"Code phrases, access passwords, passcodes. Don't tell me