Su Ming actually did not know much about Earth-13's situation. Perhaps there were no other superheroes here? Otherwise, the Inheritors' attack counted as an invasion by foreign enemies. The Avengers should have joined this battle no matter what.
Yet Cosmic Spider had not done so. Not only had he not taken his companions to find the Avengers, he had even hidden everyone in an underground parking garage.
Did he not want to do it? Or could he not?
But it no longer mattered. The fact that Cosmic Spider-Man could be saved had already confirmed some of Deathstroke's suspicions.
First, Peter Parker surviving had already changed the plot. Deathstroke's ability to interfere with most Parallel Worlds remained as effective as ever; it had not changed just because the other party was the host of the Heart of the Universe.
Not every Cosmic Will rejected travelers from other worlds.
Second, Daemos was less hunting them than buying time. Or rather, he wanted to temporarily drive all the Spider-Men away from here and seize the entrance to the Spider Web passage still spinning beside the artificial sun.
That was the Superior Spider team's way home. As long as they blocked that opening, the encirclement would be complete.
As for these old, weak, sick, and disabled defenders, they had no ability to travel across realities. They could not escape if left on Earth-13, so letting them live a little longer would do no harm.
That was probably why Daemos had only severely wounded Cosmic Spider instead of killing him.
And since heroes never abandoned their companions, a single wounded person often required several others to care for him, effectively slowing the prey's escape.
That was exactly what was happening now. Not far behind Deathstroke, the spiders had already dragged their captain back. They held