The Guardian Of The Multiverse: A Hero's Burden

The Labyrinth

(Marvel, DC, images, manhuas, and every anime that will be mentioned and used in this story are not mine. They all belong to their respective owners. The main character "Karito Josue Valdez" and the story are mine)

It's just been one struggle after another. Here I thought I could at least have a nap because I've been going at it for days. But I tend to forget that good luck wasn't part of the Spider-Man package, so that is immediately out the window. And that "Peter" luck has just been getting worse, thanks, Zeb Wells. At least my Tombstone was of my level because of his connection to the Darkness. But even after all that, I fucked him up with a penance stare, thanks, Jonny.

Anyways, after the whole shitshow that the last level was, I'm now in what seems to be... of course, a labyrinth. What kind? I would like to know that myself because my senses have been activating since I stepped in here. And whenever that's the case, I get anxious. From what I've been sensing, my opponents this time will be more than just one person. If there's anything I have experience with, it's fighting entire armies and groups of supervillains. That is if a first-time reader is patient enough to read that far. Like, imagine expecting someone who had their powers for a day, had no fighting experience of the sort, didn't know how their own gamer system worked, didn't know they were being used by their own assistant, and was extremely ignorant. Yes, my mental condition wasn't helping me either in the beginning; it took trauma for me to finally lock in. I was just very lucky that I apparently had some sort of hidden ability to adapt to things extremely quickly.

So, that being said, my game system should be fine. It has been getting a little weird lately. But my powers haven't fluctuated at least. If they did, I would notice because my system is divided into three things: my normal human stats, my superhuman stats, and my skill stats. I found this out recently while messing around in the Nexus. Because I was confused at the time about how I even defeated Dark Lee in season one of my story. And it was because they had locked my skills but not my Superhuman or base stats. Thank God for that, because I would've been in trouble if they also locked my superhuman stats.

I think I've been bantering enough about the shit life I've had in season one. Let's just focus on what's going on currently because I've just been sitting down on the floor giving the thousand-yard stare to a wall. Speaking of which, these walls look like your typical dungeon Isekai anime. There's not much to look around for. I guess it is up to me to take yet another stroll around the place until I throw hands with some random Dark.

Stretching my hands upwards and exhaling a tired sigh, I stand up and officially enter the labyrinth. Oh boy, I wonder what weird shit happens next. I cannot fucking wait... Sarcasm, by the way. Anyway, I walked down the old hallway of this labyrinth with no excitement in my strides. Any motivation I had went down the drain the moment I judged someone and basically sentenced them to perpetual torment for eternity. Thanks, Jane.

But my boredom was slightly ceased when I noticed a group of Goblins. One, am I even in The Backrooms anymore? Or am I in some sort of Backrooms more otaku twin brother? Guess I'll never know... well... I will know once I come back to the Nexus. Becoming Omniscient is a piece of cake in that place. Actually, these might just be normal mobs in this level, I can tell. Because they are meant to exist here, not unlike the other presences that I feel due to my Spider-Sense, which I can tell are Darks.

Speaking of which, I am getting concerningly close to one of them. So I'm just going to kill these bacteria, aka the Goblins, so I can go through that door that is so out of place in this damn labyrinth. I think it'll teleport me into a small pocket dimension inside the level. I hope it isn't a pocket dimension, which is actually a whole different universe inside another one. How does that work? Ask Anti-Venom... Oh wait... I killed him. Sorry, not sorry.