I Became Spider-Man's Cousin in Anime Crossover

Chapter 357 Oh my god!

Of course, judging from X-Man's previous statements, his journey through time is not just about going home.

The moment his figure merged into the torrent of time and space, with his almost omnipotent and heaven-defying abilities, he easily locked onto Riley, who was also speeding through the time tunnel.

The next second, Superman X seemed to have thought of something interesting and couldn't help but chuckle.

Then, with a slightly mischievous air, he lightly snapped his fingers in the general direction of Riley's location, across endless space and time.

His movements were graceful and effortless.

Then, without looking back, he left in the direction of his "home," concealing his merits and fame.

On the other hand, Riley, who was concentrating on maintaining stability in the time tunnel, was in big trouble.

Suddenly, the time tunnel in front of them began to flash with lightning and thunder, becoming extremely unstable.

A pale lightning bolt, containing the power of chaotic time laws, which should never have appeared here, struck him precisely in the "bullseye" like a guided missile!

"Holy crap—!"

The lightning bolt was incredibly fast. Furthermore, during the time travel, once Riley determined the anchor point he needed to reach, he could only drift along with the current.

Even though his spider-sense was working at full speed, allowing Riley to sense the impending danger in time, he could only watch helplessly as lightning struck his head, instinctively uttering a curse.

The next second, Riley hastily constructed a defensive barrier with magic, attempting to put up a fight, but it was instantly torn apart by this powerful energy. In that instant, he was like an ordinary person directly impacted by the force of a hundred-ton king, helplessly crashing through the fragile tunnel walls and plunging headlong into the bizarre and perilous turbulent flow of spacetime!

In an instant, Riley felt dizzy and disoriented, and countless fragments of time and space, like shards of glass, kept assaulting his senses.

I don't know how long I've been adrift in the chaos...

Perhaps it's a fleeting moment, perhaps it's eternity...

at last.

Riley, who had already given up struggling and even thought of his last words, suddenly felt a lightness in his body.

Then, with a muffled thud, it crashed heavily onto the muddy ground.

Of course, compared to falling to the ground, this kind of impact is now negligible for Riley's physique...

The extraordinary experience of being caught in a time-space turbulence was like being stuffed into a washing machine. Even with Riley's exceptional physical abilities, he was left completely disoriented and seeing stars. After lying on the ground for a long time to recover, he finally managed to get up, grimacing and staggering to his feet, his hair spiky from being struck by lightning.

Then, subconsciously looking up to see where he had been struck by that damned lightning, Riley froze on the spot.

The scene before him caused his already sluggish brain to completely shut down.

No, wait a minute...

What about skyscrapers?

Where is the familiar New York skyline?

What about the technologically advanced Stark Tower?

How come they're all gone!

At this moment, instead of the steel forest that Riley had grown accustomed to, what appeared before Riley's eyes were low, densely packed wooden houses with a strong Japanese style. And in the distance, faintly visible, were shrine buildings with distinctive red torii gates as their facades.

This made Riley's lips twitch slightly, and he subconsciously started to complain.

"Hiss... Hey you little brat, where did you get yourself here? Is this still America?!"