Chapter 1805: Journey of a Madman (Part 18)

Zombie Spider-Man huddled in the corner of the Avengers base, looking blank.

He didn't understand why things had turned out like this.

Although in the previous resets, zombie Spider-Man had already discovered the traces of the outsiders, and he had left enough clues to remind them, and even wrote down his complete plan to guide them to find it.

Zombie Spider-Man felt that since they had been following the universe's cycle, then even to get out of this place, they would definitely cooperate with him to carry out the plan. But now, things were clearly beyond his control.

About half an hour ago, zombie Captain America rushed into the Avengers base in a panic. It was clear that he was being chased.

At that time, the zombie Avengers were holding a meeting to discuss how to infect the whole world, and what insights they had after becoming zombies. Seeing Captain America's panicked appearance, everyone thought that there were still survivors outside chasing Captain America to here and wanting to wipe them out.

But zombie Ant-Man and zombie Iron Man went out to look, and there was nothing behind Captain America. Everyone condemned Captain America for playing such a bad joke at such an important moment, but they were also a bit puzzled inside.

If it were Mr. Fantastic or Iron Man who did this, it wouldn't be strange, but Captain America was always a relatively steady person, the one who organized discipline during meetings. He wouldn't play such a joke at this time.

Ant-Man felt that Captain America might have been stimulated and his spirit had problems, so he decided to ignore him and continue the meeting. But Iron Man was a bit curious about what made Captain America flee in panic.

The two had some disputes, but just at this time, Captain America, who rushed into the meeting scene, suddenly started going crazy, and completely unlike before, he didn't bite people indiscriminately, but actually swung his shield to smash people.

Misfortunes never come singly. Not long after, Ant-Man, who rushed in, also started roaring and attacking others indiscriminately. Iron Man ran in like a child jumping up and down.

Soon, others at the scene also started to show various eerie symptoms. Some used their hands to form claws to scratch others' faces, gouging out eyeballs, some strangled others' necks to death, some found a hanging rope and hung themselves on the beam, some desperately hit the wall with their heads, and their mouths made sharp screams like women.

Zombie Spider-Man thought he had experienced so many cycles and his heart was already like steel, but this incomparably eerie scene still scared him. He was now curled up in the corner of the wall, looking small, pitiful, and helpless among a group of companions who had suddenly gone crazy.

His spirit, which had already experienced a lot of stimulation until it was numb, was subjected to another kind of stimulation. Zombie Spider-Man really felt that his spirit was like a string that had been stretched to the limit, and it was about to break.

In a trance, zombie Spider-Man suddenly saw a blurry white figure standing in the corner of the wall, but he blinked, and the shadow disappeared again.

Zombie Spider-Man rubbed his eyes hard, and opened his eyelids forcefully again. The white shadow flashed in front of his eyes.

Spider-Man vaguely saw that it seemed to be a doctor wearing a white coat.

In Stark Tower, Stark was welding armor while glancing at Schiller who was taking a nap on the side. He muttered: "I don't know what they sent you out for. You can't speak, you have a straight face, and you always like to scare people with your eyes..."

"The one who called me to go out to take out the trash before was clearly Schiller, why did it become someone else after coming to this world? Where did Schiller go?"

Seeing Schiller didn't respond, Stark called him twice. Schiller gave Stark an impatient look. Stark leaned over and asked him: "What did Schiller go to do? Is he bored staying in your tower? Are you locking him up? Can I go in and see now?"

With a "swish," the cold light of the umbrella knife reflected on Stark's face. Looking at the blade less than two centimeters from his throat, Stark swallowed, lowered his head, and continued welding.

Helen and Spider-Man, who was wearing a special protective suit, were flying to the Avengers base. Helen said while flying: "The most important thing now is communication. We must find a way to contact zombie Spider-Man who is still sober. If we recklessly execute our own plan and the two sides conflict, it is very likely that we will miss a precious opportunity."

"Everyone is in the same city, why guess riddles? Why not just find them and ask?" Helen curled her lips and said: "If there are other survivors and outsiders, all gathered together, is it possible we can't beat a few zombies?"

After speaking, she sighed helplessly again and said: "If I could exert my full strength, would it be so troublesome? I would just swallow the Earth..."

"Absolutely not!" Spider-Man's voice came from the suit, saying: "We have to find a way to let humans return to normal, not destroy them directly."

"I didn't say I wanted to digest them. Filter the virus with my digestive system, and then spit them out, wouldn't that be fine? Just like I spat out those experimental equipment."

"It's not impossible, but it can only be used as a last-resort emergency plan." Spider-Man said: "Humans aren't as tough as metal equipment. If you shake them casually, many people will die."

Helen didn't speak. She knew what kind of person Spider-Man was, and she also knew she couldn't persuade him. But she wasn't willing to give up this idea, so she sank into her consciousness again during the flight, and started to constantly adjust those chaotic mappings.

But as she shoveled this shit, Helen dug out a lot of things she hadn't seen before. Among a large pile of files she flipped out, she keenly noticed a folder called "Instinct."

What is this? Helen stared at the folder curiously, thinking, why did she seem not to have seen this folder? Could it be that there were instincts she didn't even know about?

Following her curiosity, Helen clicked on the folder, and instantly the dense entries made her completely shocked.

Helen and Spider-Man soon came to the base where the Avengers were, but strangely, the base and the surroundings of the base were completely empty, and there was nothing.

The two who landed looked left and right blankly, thinking they had found the wrong place. But Helen had records of their base address among the equipment she moved out of Stark Tower, and there were records of Stark calling the armor to fly over not long ago. It shouldn't be that they moved in such a short time, right?

Helen and Spider-Man leaned in cautiously, and finally walked into the door. But walking all the way in along the corridor, all kinds of eerie traces made both of them feel a chill on their backs.

Spider-Man picked up a strand of hair from the ground with his hand armor, twisted it in his hand, and then said: "This seems to be Captain America's hair. Did his head hit here?"

"Come quickly! Spider-Man, come quickly!!" Helen's voice came from inside the room, full of anxiety and incredulity. Spider-Man rushed in. Appearing in front of them was a portal whose light was gradually extinguishing.

"They transmitted and left!" Helen was so anxious she almost jumped up, saying: "This is very likely a portal to other universes, but that's a group of zombies. They will infect other universes!"

What Helen didn't say was "They might infect my universe." Although Helen felt that Nick and the others should have ways to deal with this group of zombies, Stark and Schiller weren't here now. It would be troublesome if there were any accidents.

Spider-Man was more anxious than her. No matter which universe was infected, he couldn't sit idly by. He strode toward the portal. Helen grabbed him and said: "If you just rush over like this, what if you fall into an ambush?"

"But if I don't go over, the one who falls into an ambush will be other universes!" Spider-Man turned to look at Helen and said: "I must stand out... I am duty-bound!"

Helen knew she couldn't persuade Spider-Man. She took a deep breath, looked at a certain line in the Instinct folder again, and followed Spider-Man into the portal.

In Stark Tower, Stark stood into the armor he had just knocked out. When the rough mechanical friction sound rang, he said with some nostalgia: "It's been a long time since I used this primitive style of stuff. Although the fine functions can't compare to my suit, it wins in sufficient energy and enough output."

Then he said with some sigh: "I have to admit that Jarvis's departure was right. Except for him having a girlfriend now, if he had been here, I might have forgotten how to open the armor long ago."

"Alright, it's time to go out and find their trouble." Stark's tone had a trace of imperceptible cold anger. He started the suit and flew out, and the gray mist turned into by Schiller followed closely behind.

But as soon as Stark flew over New York, he saw a particularly conspicuous silver figure standing on the roof of a building.

At the same time, a voice echoed over New York.

"The planet will be devoured, all things have an end, humans, your planet will be devoured by the great Galactus, I am here to..."

"Swish!"

A huge cross moon wheel light blade appeared out of thin air, almost instantly approaching the silver figure. The moment Schiller rushed out, Stark only had time to shout: "Spare his life! Spare his life！！！！"

The silver figure made a "tsk" of disdain, and silver light erupted around his body. It looked like he intended to take this attack head-on.

And the moment the shape of the blade appeared, Stark recognized which Schiller this was, so he could only look at the silver figure with sympathetic eyes.

In an instant, the shield composed of light shattered. The silver figure was knocked away and hit the ground heavily.

He just wanted to straighten his body, when the tip of the umbrella knife passed through his brow, and the gray mist, like a winding dragon, opened its big mouth along the blade and bit off the opponent's head.

When Stark landed, he looked at Schiller somewhat helplessly and said: "It's not easy to see a guy who isn't a zombie, and you killed him just like that..."

Suddenly, the wind and clouds changed. Stark looked up and saw dense dark clouds covering the sky over New York, and then a big hole opened in the center of the dark clouds. Between the twinkling stars, a magnificent figure appeared above the Earth.

"Galactus?" Stark called his name in surprise.

But when two larger blade lights appeared in front of his eyes, Stark only had time to grab a wisp of wind behind Schiller, and shouted at the mid-air in anger:

"Come back! Moonlight! Come back！！！！" ===== CHAPTER 1806 =====