Ultraman Noah from Marvel

Chapter 151. Pulling Out the Evolution Truster

Chapter 151. Pulling Out the Evolution Truster

"He... he just died like that?"

The Spider-Men stared at the fallen corpse, their eyes filled with bewilderment. The leader of the Heirs family was dead just like that? Soros, who had killed thousands of Spider-Men, was dead just like that, so easily, so hastily.

They barely lifted a finger, just smashed up a cloning base, and did nothing else but watch Takuya perform. Cindy was equally perplexed, wondering what the point of her search for Peter was. Was it just another trip? Or to get some exercise? No, without Peter, she and these Spider-Men wouldn't have made it to the 001 universe.

"Is it over?" Peter gasped for breath. For some reason, even though he hadn't exerted much effort, he felt an indescribable fatigue.

"Warning! Organ failure! Warning! Deteriorating vital signs! Warning! Warning!"

The AI ​​inside the armor issued a frantic alarm, warning Peter that his body had reached its limit.

But Peter could no longer hear what was being said. He felt something inside his body draining away rapidly, and he was powerless to stop it.

boom!

Peter fell straight to the ground.

"Peter! Peter! What's wrong with you?" Takuya rushed to Peter's side, trying to help him up, but found that his hand passed right through Peter's body, as if Peter wasn't even in this space.

"What... what's going on?"

"Make way, let me do it!"

Suddenly, a somewhat weak voice came from behind Takuya. Turning around, he saw a person holding a steel fork and wearing a strange diving helmet.

The man picked up a steel fork that gleamed with an unusual light. He moved so fast that he was almost invisible. He placed the fork against Peter's chest. This fork seemed to break some kind of balance, and Peter's figure became a little more solid.

Takuya was finally able to touch Peter.

Peter slowly awoke at that moment, looking bewildered: "What...what happened to me?"

Takuya shook his head: "I don't know either. You just fainted and became like a ghost. I couldn't touch you at all."

"Just now, I felt so tired, like something was draining my energy, and then I didn't know anything," Peter said, still shaken.

Takuya nodded, then looked at the man who had suddenly helped them: "And who are you?"

"Me? My name is Kahn, and I am also a member of the Heirs' family," Kahn said without any hesitation.

"What?" Takuya immediately assumed a fighting stance.

The other Spider-Men also gathered around, surprised to find that there was another member of the Heir family.

"You don't need to be so nervous. I didn't come here for you; I came here for myself," Kahn said, uttering words that were hard to understand.

"What do you mean?" Takuya remained vigilant.

Kahn did not answer, but said to himself, "I will end this cycle of reincarnation. Everything started with me, and everything will end with me."

"He's here."

click!

Just then, the gap in the sky made another terrifying sound, and an incredibly huge spider leg stretched out from it, like a pillar connecting the sky and the earth.

Then a terrifying spider monster emerged from it, and large swathes of Earth's space collapsed, leaving only the deep, dark starry sky.

It was a gigantic spider monster beyond imagination, with hairs on its legs taller than Spider-Man, roughly estimated to be nearly 100 meters tall.

Above the spider's head, there was a naked figure wearing a golden mask, lying on the spider's body, seemingly lifeless.

Peter swallowed hard. "You...you want to fight him?"

It's hard to imagine how someone as small as Kahn could fight this spider monster.

"Takuya, can your War Soul Sword kill this spider monster?" Peter asked expectantly.

Takuya poured cold water on his enthusiasm: "I can't do it. The War Soul Divine Sword can kill lives, but it can't sever destiny."

"Um—" Peter was completely confused. He raised his arm, revealing the Palaj Shield on it. "How about we leave first? I don't know how to deal with this monster. I think we need to ask for some help."

One was a hundred meters tall, and the other was just over a meter tall. Peter felt that the only role he could play was to try to break off a single leg hair of this monstrous spider.

"You can't leave. This is the Weaving Master, and also my future self, corrupted by the past." Kahn sighed, looking at the terrifying monster in the sky.

"You from the future? But isn't this the real universe? How could the past collide with the future?" Peter knew some of the laws of the multiverse.

If that spider monster represents Kahn's future, then there's no point in them fighting each other.

The final result will only be Kahn's victory, because without the past, there is no future. The death of the future may lead to a different future, that is, a different timeline.

Wait a minute! Thinking of this, Peter suddenly remembered that his purpose was to eliminate the abnormal timeline. Considering the contrast between the past and future Kahn, could this be the reason for the abnormal timeline?

He thought for a moment and said, "But how are you going to deal with your future self? You're not even as tall as one of his leg hairs."

Kahn looked up at his future self, now a monster: "He was corrupted by darkness in the future, while I was similarly blessed by light in the past. Light will surely prevail!"

A short blade-like object suddenly appeared in his hand, shimmering with seven colors.

Kahn found this a long time ago. At first, he didn't know what it was, but he felt that the power it contained was what he longed for.

It wasn't until the Spider-Men began their official counterattack that they realized the power behind it.

Kahn didn't know who was behind the item, but he knew that being had given him an opportunity, an opportunity to end everything.

But all power that does not belong to oneself comes at a price, and the price of using an item is simple: life itself.

He was tired. He remembered his past, the endless cycle of reincarnation. Who could stop it all? He didn't know. He only knew that he was willing to be the first to sacrifice himself.

Hope, oh, this is the only hope I can hold onto.

Kahn respectfully held the Evolution Trust to his chest. Pulling it out would cost him his life, but he was willing!

As the Evolution Truster was pulled out, the Spider-Men seemed to see a sun, with endless light converging to form an incredible being.

Peter stared at it all, mesmerized; the light seemed so familiar.

Just then, the Palaj Shield in his hand spread its wings, and a faint light emanated from it, slowly merging into the light in front of him.

Seemingly having undergone some kind of evolution, the light became even more intense, and they couldn't help but close their eyes until the light dissipated.

Peter stared blankly at the creature before him, which was the same size as the spider monster.

"Ultraman?"