To Peter Parker, finding the so-called villains did not need to be this troublesome at all. Since all of this had been caused by Doctor Strange's spell, Doctor Strange had to pitch in too.
It couldn't be that just because there were four Spider-Men now, every problem had to be solved by Spider-Man, right?
Even if the cause of this incident had been this world's Spider-Man, did that mean Doctor Strange had no fault in it at all? The mouth was on Doctor Strange's own face. If he had not wanted to recite the spell, could Spider-Man have forced him to say it?
"Huh? Me?" Ned, standing off to the side, pointed at himself in confusion, looking just like Benbo'erba sent by the Nine-Headed Beast to deal with Tang Sanzang and his disciples.
"You were able to teleport me here from another universe. Are you telling me you can't let Doctor Strange out?" Peter Parker looked at Ned and encouraged him. "Besides, even if you teleport over a Doctor Strange from another universe, that isn't necessarily a bad thing. As long as it solves the problem in the current universe, that's enough."
In Peter Parker's view, as long as they could find a Doctor Strange, it did not matter who he was. Even a Doctor Strange from another universe would make no difference. He simply did not know that among Doctor Stranges, there were not exactly no bad guys.
"Is that how it works?" Ned still looked blankly toward Spider-Man. After all, Spider-Man was his best friend. Whether it was Peter Parker, Tobey-Spider, or Garfield-Spider, they were only Spider-Men from another universe; they were not actually that close.
"Give it a try. If it doesn't work, I can try contacting Kamar-Taj." Spider-Man sighed softly, and in the end, he agreed