The Ancestors: From Gwen to Spider-Man

Chapter 165 Manhattan

Chapter 1

"Are you leaving?"

When Diana heard that Peter was about to leave, she stood there in a daze.

She stood on the edge of the cliff, with the boundless sea and blue sky in front of her. This was the place where she first saw the black superman strayed into Paradise Island.

Although Peter had reminded him earlier that he would not stay for long, when this moment really came, she still felt waves of sadness and reluctance.

Especially at this time, when she just realized her feelings and just made up her mind.

There is always a feeling of being a little bit tricky.

"Yes, I'm here now to say goodbye to you for the last time." Peter replied.

Diana recovered and looked at Peter: "I thought... I could keep you longer."

"I've been around long enough, Diana."

"I know, maybe I'm just too greedy." Diana said with a self-mockery.

She thought about whether she should simply travel with Hei Superman again, but in the end, her responsibilities and nostalgia for her tribe overwhelmed her idea of ​​"eloping".

I also know that this kind of thing is definitely not simple, and it is not easy. Even if the black superman is so powerful, it still takes such a long time to prepare.

In the end, she could only ask: "Will you come back?"

Then a pair of very classic and beautiful eyes stared at Peter expectantly, and the rippled heart in his heart also lifted up, as if he was about to drown.

She was terrified that Black Superman would say "no".

But fortunately, Black Superman didn't.

Peter chuckled, "Of course, our newspaper still needs you to look at it. I don't want it to disappear when I come back."

The second mission "Anchor Point" was also completed after Peter rectified Mount Olympus.

The gods contributed the last wave of influence to Peter, and the reward of 50 points and the anchor point of the DC universe have been credited.

Traveling back and forth between different universes is not an easy task, even for him now.

But with an anchor point, there is a direction, and there is always a chance to come back in the future and take this universe into the bag.

And these words injected Diana's heart like a dose of strong oxygen, making it beat fast again.

She didn't know if it was because of her oxygen intoxication, she even felt a little dizzy.

She didn't know when she became so humble, just a promise from the other party could make her so happy and her heart was surging.

Diana exhaled and calmed down, but there was already a little bit of expectation and hope in her eyes, and she patted the rich chest and promised:
"Don't worry, I'll watch it for you. After all, the newspaper office has put a lot of effort into it."

She said seriously: "I will keep watching until you come back."

……

After seeing Diana for the last time, Peter opened a portal again.

Even him, the expression on his face at this moment had to be a little serious.

He stepped across the portal and came to a dark space.

There is no boundary, no sound, not even a sense of space, up, down, left, and right. There is only boundless darkness.

And not far away, a figure exuding blue light,
Dr. Manhattan.

During this period of time, Peter has been groping, and finally let him find Manhattan's hiding place.

Doctor Manhattan is from the Watchmen universe.

He was a physicist who was only human at that time, until he had an accident in a quantum conversion experiment and his body was destroyed, and he also became a "quantum entanglement body" through this, gaining power like a god.

Only a part of the abilities displayed include predicting the future, creating or destroying the world, controlling time and space, changing cause and effect, and controlling destruction particles.

His existence is almost equivalent to the God of science.

Originally, no matter how powerful Dr. Manhattan was, it was limited to the Watcher universe.

But when the new 52 of the DC universe was restarted, the editors also integrated the watcher universe into the main universe,
This has led to an unprecedented expansion of Dr. Manhattan's influence, and now the three monitor brothers are younger brothers than him.

Of course, he is not without weaknesses.

Perhaps it is because he is too partial to science and engineering, compared to God who has faith and theology, he cannot read people's hearts.

Moreover, the current [Superman] + [Thunder God's Power] double lv5 Peter is already at the same level as the little blue man in front of him in terms of combat power alone.

It's hard to win, but you can't lose either.

It's just that compared to other people's "quantum power package", his power is multi-layered and inflated, and his personality is lower.

To put it simply, he only uses force to suppress people.

And Dr. Manhattan is also one of the many plans Peter is considering leaving the DC universe.

Although there is not much difference in the level of combat power, but in terms of personality and ability, the gap between the two sides is vast.

Not to mention that Manhattan was originally added when DC New 52 restarted,
As a local high-dimensional existence, while being bound in the DC universe, he also has various authority capabilities, and also happens to have the experience of "traversing" the universe, so it is perfect for him to make a move.

Moreover, after Dr. Manhattan became a quantum entanglement body, he no longer has human thinking, only knows the pros and cons, and is more like a computer.

There are only a few of his core goals. Those who threaten the continuity and stability of the world must be dealt with, and accidents cannot exist.

And Peter, as an outsider, does not belong to this universe, coupled with such a huge power, it can be said that every move is creating infinite variables for this universe.

His existence is an unstable factor for the DC universe. He has not been shot before, and there is a high probability that he is still being observed.
Now that he's at his door, Manhattan should be more than happy to cooperate in sending him off.

Compared with other existences at the same price, as long as you are reasonable, Manhattan is definitely the best talking group.

"You came."

Soon, a standard American accent sounded in Peter's ears, and Manhattan had locked his eyes on him the moment he entered here.

Peter also saw clearly the appearance of Manhattan at the moment for the first time, his eyes were pale, he was sitting cross-legged, and he was naked.

He quickly looked away, and said casually, "I'm here."

"You shouldn't have come."

For a moment, Peter thought that the other party was implying something, but then he thought it was impossible, frowned and said:
"But I'm here."

Then, he felt that Manhattan fell into silence, even if it was only for a moment, he replied:
"Why are you here?"

Such an abnormal attitude gave Peter an ominous premonition.

Logically speaking, since he had already approached the door, Manhattan shouldn't be unaware of his purpose.

"I'm leaving this universe," said Peter:

"I come from outside this universe and don't belong here, but with my strength alone, it's not easy to leave."

"I need you to help me open a door to the outside world."

After that, no one else has to worry about it. With Marvel's anchor, he can easily find his way.

Moreover, the distance between the two beautiful comic universes is not far from each other.

But to this, Manhattan replied: "Sorry, I can't do that."

……

　Alas, now that I think about it, the DC volume really failed.

　　It may be a problem with the state some time ago, and many things were unexpected or impossible to write.

　　Thinking about it now, Diana can stack a teacher-student buff first, and then play various teacher-student relationship derived plays.

　　At the same time, there should be written, after Diana noticed that she liked it, she launched all kinds of straight balls and contrasting attacks with Amazon characteristics on Peter, and then Peter pulled, but these were not written.

　　Diana's character set didn't stand up either.

　　It's just a very boring storytelling. It's really annoying. No matter how I write, I can't write well. The more I write, the less confident I am, like a second-rate writer.

　　Although maybe I was just a second-rate writer.

　　
　
(End of this chapter)