Who the Hell Is This Monster Alex!?**
What… what was happening?
This guy could fly?!
And not with gadgets—
just his body?!
You've got to be kidding!
All six Spider-Men were dumbfounded.
They had all fought plenty of supervillains before—some of whom could fly.
But those villains relied on tech or armor.
Someone who could just fly because he felt like it?
This was the first time.
"Dude, that is insanely cool!"
"Bro, how the heck are you doing that!?"
"I'm gonna be honest—that's kinda ridiculous."
"This guy looks seriously dangerous."
"He's definitely not from our universe."
…
Once the shock passed, all six Spider-Men began chattering nonstop—
like a group of hyperactive pigeons buzzing around Alex's ears.
Six chatterboxes talking at once.
Truly a lethal combo.
---
"You're here to stop the collision experiment.
I'm sorry—
I can't let you do that for now."
Alex spoke calmly.
"Then we're sorry too!"
The Noir Spider-Man snapped back and lunged at him.
He swung forward, landing right in front of Alex, and delivered a clean, sharp kick—
fast, precise, efficient—
Ip Man himself would've applauded.
But unfortunately—
to Alex, he was pure trash, infinitely weak trash.
Alex simply flicked his hand.
BANG!
Noir Spider-Man shot backwards like he'd been slapped by an invisible giant hand, smashing into the wall hard enough to crack it.
"What!?"
All the Spider-Men froze in disbelief.
Sure, they expected the flying guy to be strong—
but this strong!?
He waved his hand…
and Noir was gone!?
What kind of sick joke was this!?
---
"He's a huge problem!"
"Looks like we've gotta deal with him first!"
The remaining five Spider-Men all rushed Alex at once.
But Alex only waved his hand again.
BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG! BANG!
All five were blasted back the exact same way, slammed into the wall beside Noir.
Then Alex stretched out one hand—
and a massive wave of telekinetic force pinned all six to the wall like insects.
None of them could move.
---
"What's happening!? What is this!?"
"Dude—this guy is TOO much!"
"He's not human!"
Their hearts churned like tsunamis.
Behind their masks, every face wore the same expression:
Shock.
No—
total mind-shattering awe.
If they hadn't experienced it personally, they absolutely would not believe—
that such a terrifying being could exist.
Six Spider-Men together—
and they were squashed like nothing.
---
"Listen.
I need Kingpin's collider for a moment—just for a moment.
Once I'm done, I'll leave.
After that, you can continue doing whatever you came here to do."
Only now did Alex offer an explanation.
If he had said this before the fight, the Spider-Men definitely wouldn't have trusted him.
But now?
They believed every word.
Someone this strong—
who could slaughter them like stepping on ants—
why would he bother deceiving them?
---
"Well… guess that's that."
"Good thing he's not here to stop us.
For a second there, I thought we were doomed."
"Hey—uh, man?
How long until you're done?
We kinda need to send these guys home soon."
They started chattering again.
Alex chuckled and didn't explain further.
He simply released his telekinesis.
All six Spider-Men dropped back to the ground and regained mobility.
Of course, none of them tried attacking him again.
Instead, they examined Alex with excited curiosity.
---
"Dude, I'm Spider-Man—
uh, we are Spider-Man.
What about you?"
Miles asked first.
"Alex."
He gave his name plainly.
Alex?
All the Spider-Men fell into thought.
They'd never heard of such a guy.
But after today,
they'd remember this name forever.
"You're not one of Kingpin's people?"
Gwen asked next.
"Obviously not."
Alex spread his hands.
---
Meanwhile, inside the control room—
Kingpin's expression had gone so dark it was almost navy blue.
He watched Alex casually chat with the Spider-Men instead of killing them.
He now fully understood:
Alex had never planned on helping him.
Alex had come only to use the collider to enter the Quantum Realm.
Nothing more.
Being used so openly and brazenly made Kingpin furious.
But what made him more furious—
was that he couldn't do a damn thing about it.
He had to run the collider.
Even knowing Alex was exploiting him—
he couldn't stop.
---
"I knew that guy couldn't be relied on.
The Spider-Men are up to you two."
Kingpin growled toward Doc Ock and the Green Goblin.
Doc Ock adjusted her goggles and glanced toward Norman Osborn.
"It'll be troublesome… but manageable.
Right, Osborn?"
"Of course," Osborn sneered.
"Once Alex enters the Quantum Realm, you immediately go kill the Spider-Men."
Kingpin ordered coldly.
He had no choice.
Alex was too terrifying.
If they angered him now, Doc Ock and Osborn might die instantly—
just like the others.
So they had to endure.
Wait for the right moment.
Doc Ock restrained the eager Goblin and focused on the data stream.
Soon—
Her eyes flashed.
"Quantum entrance reopening—now!"
Kingpin's spirit lifted.
Did this mean—
the monster named Alex
was about to leave?
---
Quantum entrance… opened again?
Alex had been monitoring everything with super-hearing and mental sight.
He sensed the shift immediately.
Even without the data—
he could see the Quantum surge erupting.
The gateway had opened.
Finally.
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