Solus flew backward, crashing through a vast stretch of mountains.
Captain Universe Spider-Man dropped straight to the ground.
Like a drowning man who had just been pulled ashore, he let out a hoarse gasp, fell to his knees, and convulsed all over.
Only after taking several labored breaths did he recover enough to barely raise his head and look at Leon.
"Th-thank you, Your Excellency."
As Eternity's envoy, Captain Universe Spider-Man could tell at a glance that Leon was an abstract entity.
"Are you here to help us?" he asked as he gulped down air to restore his strength.
Leon smiled. "I came looking for the Inheritors, and to see an old friend while I was at it, but he doesn't seem to be here."
He looked toward the large group of Spider-Men running over from the other side.
Captain Universe Spider-Man froze for a moment. "Your friend? Is he some abstract concept?"
"No, the Spider-Man from Earth-616," Leon said.
"Oh, him. He went to other universes to find more Spider-Man companions for us."
Captain Universe Spider-Man hesitated slightly before asking, "Your Excellency, are you looking for the Inheritors to help Earth-616 Spider-Man?"
"Not really." A golden radiance gradually emerged around Leon.
"I merely intend to send the Inheritors off for a reunion."
Solus was roaring as he flew back from afar.
Leon slowly clenched his fist.
Leon still had to deal with powerhouses from the Comic Universe cautiously.
Solus and Captain Universe might have fought a life-and-death battle without even shattering the planet, let alone affecting the Little Spiders nearby.
But by the setting, they were both cosmic-level powerhouses.
In comics, if the plot demanded it and their emotions ran high enough for them to break through their limits, powerhouses like them could even take on Eternity.
So Leon