"So that's how it is."
Spider-Man finally understood. He asked, "What should we do next? Mary must be worried sick about me suddenly disappearing."
"We'll track down this world's villains and find out who killed Spider-Man."
Gwen thought for a moment, then said, "Spider-Man must have something to do with us being transported here."
"Okay."
Spider-Man nodded, then smiled as something occurred to him. "Maybe we'll run into some familiar faces."
"Old enemies, you mean."
Gwen was about to say something when she and Spider-Man suddenly jolted, both looking to their right in surprise.
Andrew asked, "A Peter Tingle and a Gwen Tingle? What exactly did you two sense?"
"A Spider-Man is calling out to us."
Gwen explained, "There's another Spider-Man in this world. He's better than me—he can actively trigger his Spider-Sense."
"Wait, isn't Spider-Sense a passive ability? How can he activate it himself?"
Spider-Man looked baffled, and a little dejected. Why was every other Spider-Man better than him?
"Let's go ask him. Come on."
Gwen said excitedly, "Maybe we'll meet even more Spider-Men."
"Okay."
Andrew and Spider-Man nodded. Then the three of them headed for their destination—a stadium in Brooklyn.
Meanwhile, Andrew's livestream began explaining the differences between the Parallel Universe and the Main Universe. For instance, this world had no Stark Industries, but it did have the Osborn Group.
The viewers watched with great interest, but the superheroes were a little disappointed. They wanted to see the "plot," not an educational program.
"Jarvis, keep an eye on the stream. Let me know when anything important comes up."
Tony said, "Dr. Pym is here. I'm going to work with him on figuring out how to enter the Parallel Universe."
With that, Tony went offline. Steve and the others either stayed to watch the stream or headed to New