Neither Peter Parker nor Robet paid any attention to what happened in that universe afterward, because every universe had its own fate.
If a universe summoned people from other universes into its own like that one had, then even if it later encountered some dark event that affected the entire universe, it could only blame itself.
Even though Strange was already dead, Spider-Man, one of the instigators, was still there. If some dark event really happened, it was indeed something Spider-Man should bear.
Fortunately, Spider-Man's friend Ned could now be added to the equation—a genius who had taught himself magic, someone who truly fit the image Ancient One had described as the finest successor to the Sorcerer Supreme.
Moreover, since the incident with the mad Scarlet Witch had already happened in another universe, and because of the uniqueness of America Chavez's ability, even if the Scarlet Witch of this universe went mad again, she would not hunt down another America from the multiverse, nor would she affect other universes.
But if this universe's mad Scarlet Witch really destroyed the current universe and Earth, then no one else could be blamed. This universe could only blame its own bad luck.
"We're back!" In Robet's universe, Robet brought Peter Parker back to Avengers Base, causing the Avengers to let out sighs of relief. As long as Peter Parker was fine, that was enough.
After that, Peter Parker told everyone about his experiences, drawing surprised looks from the Avengers.
The Avengers could be considered widely experienced, but they really had never seen another version of themselves from another universe, let alone several versions.
Still, as for how unreliable Spider-Man and Strange from another universe had been, they were genuinely a little speechless. But in the end, that was another universe's business and did