The one that shot out Spider-Silk and climbed onto Leopardon's foot was another, much smaller mech—though that was only relative.
It was an armored machine about two meters tall, with multi-jointed legs. It looked like a slightly chubbier EVA Unit-02, its wet red primer making it exceptionally vivid.
"That should be Penny Parker's Spider-Mech. I like that kid."
Gwenpool recognized the red machine below at a glance, little stars appearing in her eyes. Penny was just too cute.
Deathstroke, beside her, remained calm as he watched the little red mech climb dripping from the water. "There are several Earths with Penny Parker and Spider-Mechs: Earth-14512, Earth-TRN704, Earth-TRN665, Earth-18138, and Earth-8. We can't yet determine which Penny she is. That offers no obvious help with our mission to hunt down the Inheritors."
Gwenpool crooked her mouth, clutching her beer can in one small hand.
"We're currently in the Spider-Verse event. The Penny who appears in this story is the one from Earth-14512."
"Most likely, but not certainly. Information from the comics can be used, but it cannot be relied upon completely. For instance, once you form a preconceived notion, it can easily lead to errors in intelligence. No possibility, however small, can be ignored. Better safe than sorry."
Deathstroke wore Batman's classic expression—suspicion. The corners of his mouth turned downward.
"Fine. If we're supposed to think outside the comic's original framework, maybe they're refugees?" Gwenpool couldn't help crooking her mouth at that exaggerated expression. "If the little girl really is being hunted by those vampiric beasts, maybe we can help her kill them instead."
"We'll know once we ask. But I can confirm the identities of the two people clinging to the mech." Su Ming knew both of them. "The one-and-only Spider-UK in the multiverse is from Earth-833, and the Ghost-Spider