The sun lowered across the New York City sky as in an alley, Norman Osborn aka The Green Goblin from another universe seeks refuge as he placed his Goblin mask on a dumpster while he rummages through garbage.

"Coward! We have a new world to Conquer! You make me sick" Green Goblin said menacingly.

"Leave me alone. Please." pleaded Norman to the mask.

"Hiding in the shadows. Hiding from who you truly are!" Goblin mocked the man.

"No."

"You can't escape yourself!" Goblin cried.

Norman then grabs a rock and shatters the Goblin mask once and for all seeming to sever himself from the Goblin's influence. He then takes a tarp and covers himself as he runs away leaving the shattered helmet behind and in pieces as the Goblin made one last cackle.

Back with Peter and the crew, they were just finishing up putting everything back together. Peter shot back together the wires so that they would stay together.

"Nice work, guys," Peter said as he landed on the ground.

"Great. Now we have something to fall back on." Kamala joked.

"I'm not doing this as a full-time job." Laura snarled at her friend. "I'd rather slice my own arm off."

"Haven't you done that before?" Kitty asks her.

"I will claw off your head," Laura warned her, drawing her claws and placing them under Kitty's chin.

"You've tried that before." Kitty reminded Laura.

"Girls. We do this every cleanup." Ava sighed as it always ends like this. "Can we go one time without you guys at each other's throats?"

Peter was about to interject when his comm went off. "Hey."

"Uh...guys? One of the people were looking for is at our front step." Daisy warned the heroes.

Peter basically broke the sound barrier with how fast he swung through the city. The others did their best to keep up as they ran towards the Sanctum Sanctorum. He kicked open the doors and landed on the ground in his stance. But to his shock, he found May and Coulson sitting at the table near the fireplace.

Norman was sitting on the chair in front of the fireplace with a green jacket they gave him for the cold and pink hoodie that he fished from the trash.

"Oh, here he is." Melinda was happy to see him. Norman was surprised when he saw Peter and looked confused. "Norman, this is Peter."

Peter then stood up and got confused as he removed his mask. "Norman Osborn? I-"

"I saw a video of Spider-Man coming from this place," Norman explained he saw a news caption of Spider-Man leaving the Sanctum to fight Livewire and Reverse Flash. "I thought he could help me. But you're not him"

"So, wait you want Spider-Man's help?" Asked Peter in shock, wondering what DeVoe was talking about.

"He just wandered in," Coulson said with a shrug.

"I didn't know where else to go. Someone's living in my house. Oscorp doesn't exist. My son..." Norman started to tear up at the reminder and Peter was shocked to hear Norman has a son in a parallel universe. "Sometimes I'm not myself. Like someone else and every time he's in control, I can't remember and now I'm here in this place you know." He started to panic, and May tried to calm him down. "And now, I'm in the city and I don't know-I don't think what's going on!"

"He's lost," Melinda said as she walked over to Peter. "And I'm not referring to the fact he's from another dimension, I'm referring to the fact he has no idea what's going on."

"Yeah, I see that." Peter had to agree there was something different to the Norman he knew. "It's odd. The Norman we knew-"

"Was a psychotic unstable maniac who turned himself into an unstoppable monster," Coulson remembers what he was. "Are they all like this?"

Peter thought back to Livewire, Nora, and Thawne. "Well, they all have their own physical or mental breaks."

"Maybe he just needs help," Coulson commented. "Maybe they all do."

"What?" Peter asked Coulson. "No, this isn't our problem."

"Not our problem?" Coulson asked in confusion. "Peter, you've made it your mission to help everyone. You're telling me you can't help them?"

"Coulson, sending them home is the best hope that they have of receiving help," Peter stated as he didn't want to deal with some multiversal problem. "This is the best we can do for them."

"For them or yourself?" Coulson wonders.

Peter looked at Norman and saw how shaken up he was after everything that happened. He was showing remorse for his actions. Something his Norman never showed. The monster that killed Gwen. The maniac that terrorized the city.

Could this be a way to make things right? To do what he should have done for his Norman?

While he was questioning what to do, the doors were opened as the rest of the team showed up. Most of them were out of breath and trying to catch up.

Kamala dropped to her hands and knees and plopped her face in the show. "I need a cooldown!"

"He runs...so fast." Ava had to admit it as she couldn't believe how fast he ran.

After they were given the chance to cool down, the grip made their way back down to the basement and introduced Norman to the team.

"Uh, guys this is Norman-" Peter was introducing when Norman interrupted.

"It's Doctor," Norman informed Peter.

"Sorry." Peter saw that tone was multiversal. "Doctor Osborn. These are my friends and family Daisy Johnson. Leo Fitz. Mack. Yo-Yo Rodrigues. Deke Shaw. Ava Ayala. Fitz-Simmons. Ned and MJ."

"Fascinating," Norman commented as he looked at their setup before walking around.

"This is weird," Simmons commented as Norman strolled around like nothing was wrong.

"Yeah, imagine how I feel," Peter commented.

Norman made his way to the crypt where he saw the villains locked away. "DeVoe?"

Clifford turned to face the scientist he knew and was shocked to see him. "Osborn?"

"What...what happened to you?" Norman wonders as he saw the tentacles coming from his chair attached to his brain.

"What happened to me?" DeVoe asked with a scoff. "You're the walking corpse."

"What are you talking about?" Norman wonders, not following what he's saying.

"You died, Norman," DeVoe informed the doctor. "Years ago."

"You're insane." Norman scoffed, not believing what he was being told.

"Things just got interesting," Leslie commented as she was enjoying the show.

"What do you mean?" Peter wonders, still trying to figure out what DeVoe knows. "He's standing right there. He's not-"

"Dead," Nora called out as she walked over to the barrier. "They both died. Fighting Spider-Man."

Peter was shocked to hear he killed not one but two people in a parallel universe. DeVoe and Norman both seemed to be shocked to hear that they were killed.

"It is all in the Spider-Man and Flash Museum," Nora informed them and looked at the villains. "Green Goblin. Killed in an explosion that claimed him and the life of Harry Osborn."

Norman was then shocked to hear that he killed his own son.

"Reverse Flash. Erased just before he could kill the Flash." Nora continued.

Thawne was shocked to hear this.

"And you, The Thinker, are stopped just before the Enlightenment could take place," Nora informed the Professor.

DeVoe was shocked to hear this statement but shook it off.

"That's nonsense," Thawne stated as he knew there was no chance that he could have lost. "Allen and Parker were trying to stop me from getting home. So, I stopped them." He then held his hand up like he was force-choking someone. "I had Allen by the throat. Ready to kill him. And then...then I was here."

"You're obnoxious." DeVoe scoffed as he knew Thawne failed. "But my Enlightening was at its peak. I had Barry Allen, Peter Parker, my traitorous wife, and their entire crew dead to rights. I was about to kill their entire team when...I showed up here."

"Uh...I'm afraid to ask, but anyone here from my universe to say if I die?" Leslie asks the room, wondering about her fate.

"What about you?" Thawne asked Savitar and Nora.

"I was about to be erased from existence," Savitar remembered what was about to happen. "Then I woke up here."

Nora remembered how she was about to kill Thawne and was being erased from existence. "I was going to be erased from existence as well."

That shocked all of them to hear that all of these people were supposed to die when the spell took them from their universes. But then they were interrupted by Strange suddenly showing up through a portal. In his lap (sorta) was a box that was see-through and had the spell encased inside of it.

"Oh, good. You found another one." Strange said and teleported Norman inside of the cell.

Norman started to freak out as he ran and tried to get out of the cell. He started to touch and feel the cell for any compromises he could use to escape.

"It's okay." Peter tried to reassure him.

"What's that?" Ava asked, pointing to the box.

"It's an ancient relic. The Machina de Kadavus." Strange explains to them what it was. "I trapped Parker's corrupted spell inside, once I've finished the proper ritual, will reverse the spell. And send these guys back to their universes."

"And then what happens?" DeVoe asked the Sorcerer. "We're supposed to perish?"

"Uh, yeah, I'm gonna say hard pass on that." Leslie agreed with DeVoe.

"Let me out of here!" Norman pleaded as he looked for a way out. Not finding one and started to. "Peter!"

Peter couldn't believe he was now trying to save Norman's life. After everything his doppelgänger did to his life, was he going to now defend him and try to save the Doctor?

"Strange, we can't sand them back," Peter tells the sorcerer. "Not yet."

"Why?" Strange asked, not seeing what happened.

"Some of these guys are gonna die," Peter explained to him.

"Parker, it's their fate," Strange informed the Agent.

"Come on, Strange, have a heart," Ava commented on his coldness.

"In the grand calculus of the multiverse, their sacrifice means infinitely more than their lives." Strange stated.

He starts the ritual. Several pieces of machinery in the cube slide and click into place. The tension in the room thickens as all of the multiversal travelers were potentially experiencing their last moments. Some of them tried their best to escape their predicaments.

Nora ran around the cell as fast as she could, trying to find a way to get out. "Help!"

Leslie tried to use her electricity to blast her way out, but the spell was capable of holding her powers inside.

Norman was still trying to find a way to escape as he looked at Peter. "Peter!"

A button pops up from the top of the box. Peter wondered what the right course of action was here. Is Strange right? Should these people just be sent home to die?

They've all apparently done despicable things. Mostly seeming to be murderers.

But does that mean he should condemn them to death?

Even Norman?

The Sorcerer Supreme's hand is right above it, about to finish his ritual, when Peter does the unthinkable.

He webs the Machina de Kadavus.

Strange was shocked to see the web attach to the device and looked at Peter. Almost like he knew exactly what he was thinking and what he planned to do.

"Don't..."

But before he could finish, Peter pulls the relic to himself, throwing Stephen out of balance, then blasts the startled magician with his gauntlet, trapping him inside Nora's cell.

"Dude!" Kamala was shocked to see what he just did.

"What the hell are you doing?!" Half the room called out.

"Peter, you gotta go!" MJ cried as she pushed Peter past them, and he ran for her exit.

Strange sighed when he saw Peter run away. "This is why I never had kids."

And then he walks straight through the barrier of Nora's cell like it was nothing. Nora tries to follow him with her speed, but her head bumps against the force field.

"Strange, come on," Daisy said as she held her hand out. "What if we can change this? What if we can help them?"

"Are you willing to risk the lives of the entire multiverse just to help them?" Strange asked her, quickly sending disks flying at her.

Daisy shot back and blasted Strange backward. But that seemed to help when he opened a portal and escaped.

Outside, Peter shoots a web and tries to flee, but a portal opens right in front of him, teleporting him back on the top of a car near the Sanctum, courtesy of Stephen. He jumps off and turns around, seeing a definitely annoyed Sorcerer Supreme with his arms folded.

"Give me the box." Strange demanded.

"No!" Peter declared as he tried to shoot another web at him.

But just then, the gauntlet disappeared off of his wrist like it was not even there. Peter swings away, but just as he fires his next web, Stephen creates two portals in one line, which attach the web's end to Parker's foot, actively immobilizing him. Stephen conjures a whip, wraps it around Spider-Man, and yanks him down, then finally punches his soul out of his body. Peter quickly realizes the gravity of his predicament.

"Oh my god! I'm dead!" Peter cried in terror.

"You're not dead." Strange assured the hero. "You're just separated from your physical form."

"My what?" Peter asked him. "How can you say that like it's normal?!"

When Strange reaches out to retrieve the box from Peter's grip, the arm suddenly moves upwards. That seemed to confuse the Sorcerer as he went for it again, only for the arm to move downward.

"How are you doing that?" Strange asked in confusion.

"I have no idea," Peter admitted as he watched his body fight against the Sorcerer.

"You should not be able to do that!" Strange declared as he constantly went to grab the box and his body kept it away.

"This feels amazing," Peter admitted as he started to basically swim back into his body. "That might be one of the coolest things to ever happen to me, but don't ever do that again."

He proceeds to swing away, with Strange immediately sending his cloak in pursuit of the hero. As they made it down the street and turned the corner, the cape reaches Parker a few blocks later and grabs him mid-air, holding him in place.

"Hey!" Peter cried in anger as he tried to fight the cloak. There's something wrong when that's a sentence he can say. "Get off of me!"

Strange reaches them soon enough. The cape lets go of Spider-Man, flinging him away, and as he flies aimlessly, Strange opens the gateway to the Mirror Dimension. Peter hits the gate and starts falling in an opposite direction, as reality around him warps beyond recognition.

Strange follows him and tries to trap him as they both travel through a mall. The environment warps, twists and duplicates, but Peter can evade it all.

As soon as he enters open space, he is caught by surprise and hit by Strange's disk combo-attack. Then a random train hit him when it came through a portal. The Machina de Kadavus falls on top.

Just as Stephen is about to intercept it, Peter webs it back to himself, jumping on top of the train. Stephen sighs as he didn't want to keep doing this.

Peter jumps on top of the floating vehicle with the box behind him. "What is this place?"

"The Mirror Dimension. Where I'm in control." Strange proclaimed as he casts another spell.

The New York skyline is turned upside down, while the ground level turns into the Grand Canyon, slowly covering up the remaining buildings. The train floats through it all at top speed just floating in the middle of the air.

"Strange, stop. Can we please just talk about this?" Peter begged the Sorcerer, not wanting to send these people to their graves.

"Parker, don't you realize in the multiverse, there are an infinite amount of people who know Peter Parker is Spider-Man?" Strange explains to Peter the consequences. "And if that spell gets loose, they're all coming here!"

"I get that," Peter promises he understood the Doctor. "But we can't send them home to die."

"It's their fate." Strange informed him. "You can't change that any more than you can change who they are."

Strange then used another cell to cause the train to multiply and spin.

"Whoa! What the hell?" Peter asked as he used his powers to hold on. "I'm not giving you-"

Peter tried to run away but ended up tripping over some mystical stuff. Strange creates a portal loop, making Peter fall endlessly as the Cloak of Levitation springs into action once again, fighting Peter for the artifact.

The young web-slinger stops himself from falling by webbing himself to the cape. "Give it back!"

Intent on ending the skirmish as soon as possible, the Sorcerer Supreme pulls out a whip and tries to pull the artifact and the cloak to him.

With Peter not letting go of the webbing, the portal loop folds in on itself and shatters the Mirror Dimension, sending everything flying in chaos.

Strange and his cloak dive after the Machina de Kadavus, while Peter takes a while to land on a relatively stable piece of land and notices some familiar structures around himself.

"Wait a minute, is that an Archimedean spiral?" Peter asked himself. "The Mirror Dimension is just geometry? You're great at geometry. You can do geometry." He then starts webbing objects together, doing the math in his head. Square the radius, divided by pi, and plot points along the curve...

Meanwhile, Stephen has gotten a hold of the artifact. "It's over, Parker." Using his Sling Ring, he opens a portal back to the dungeon. "I'll come to pick you up when it's done."

Peter was just finishing his geometric trap. "Hey, Strange. You know what's cooler than magic?"

Strange briefly looks around in confusion as the Archimedean spiral closes around the Sorcerer Supreme, who yells out as he is completely immobilized in the spider's web. Spider-Man sinks down next to the portal with a proud smile under the mask.

"Math," Peter answered his own question.

"Don't do this." Strange begged the Web-Slinger. He then webs the Sling Ring from Stephen's hand. "Ow."

"I'm sorry, Stephen, but..." Peter apologized as he jumps through the portal, back to the Sanctum's dungeon. "...I have to try."

After a brief look at Strange's disbelieving face, the portal closes, trapping the Sorcerer Supreme in the Mirror Dimension.

Peter, what happened?" Kitty asked as she and everyone ran up to him.

"Are you okay?" May asked him.

"I just fought Doctor Strange and I totally won!" said Peter, almost amazed by himself.

"What?" Ned asks.

"And I stole his sling thing," Peter said as Ned took the Sling Ring from Peter.

"Where is he?" Ava wonders.

"He's trapped, but I'm not sure for how long," Peter admitted.

"You could have just let him send us to die," DeVoe commented, wondering why he bothered with them. "Why didn't you."

"That's not who he is." Coulson was happy to say.

"I think I can help you," Peter said as he walked to be in the center of them. "I can fix what happens to you, then when you go back, things could be different, and you might not die fighting Spider-Man."

"Fix us how?" Leslie wonders.

"Look, our technology is advanced here-" Peter was explaining when Osborn chimed in.

"I can help you." Norman offered his assistance. "You know, I'm something of a scientist myself." Then he looked across the room and looked at his fellow Earth Members. "Wells and DeVoe know what I can do."

"Fix us? Like a dog?" Thawne asked the boy, disgusted by the idea. "I refuse."

"I can't promise anything, but this way you might be able to go home and have a second chance." Peter offered to them. "I mean, isn't this worth a try?"

"Trust me, Parker, when you try and fix people, there are always consequences," Savitar warns the Spider-Man.

"I mean, you don't have to come." Peter shrugged as he eyed the half-burnt face speedster. "But if you stay here, you're gonna have to deal with the Wizard."

"Ah, so we either go along or die," DeVoe commented. "Not much of a choice."

"I just wanna go home," Nora commented, knowing if she goes back to the way things are now, she will die.

"Well, I myself don't want to be killed," Leslie commented, never even asking for this to happen to her. "And I especially don't want my death sentence to be carried out by that Dumbledore cosplayer. So, what's the plan?"

Peter actually didn't think that far and backed away slowly. "I've got it all figured out." Then he walked over to the others and huddled up. "I didn't think I'd get this far; anyone got any ideas?"

"What if we took them to the Lighthouse?" Simmons wonders.

"Too dangerous." Peter denied that statement and looked down at the box. "I think we should worry about this of all things."

"What if we took that to the Lighthouse?" Deke offered up a plausible plan.

"That could work," Peter confirmed. It would be far away and none of the enemies would be able to find it. He then looked at MJ and handed it to her. "You gotta take it."

"Wait, what?" MJ asked in confusion.

"If something bad happens, I'll contact you guys, you push this, then they go home," Peter explains to her.

"Peter, we're going with you," MJ commented. "We're in this together."

"You guys can't come with. I need to worry about these guys, and I can't do that if you're all in danger." Peter explains to them. "So, you guys take this, go with the others, I'll keep May and Coulson with me. And I'll have Daisy will be with me if these speedsters get any ideas."

"Fine," MJ said as she took the box. "But Peter, if we don't hear from you, then I'm pushing it."

"Copy that," Peter said as he smiled at her.

"And I swear, I'll do it!" MJ cried as she eyed all the enemies.

Norman seemed scared of her by that and stood straight as he nodded.

"Yeah, we all believe you, girl," Leslie assured her.

"She kinda reminds me of Caitlin," Nora commented.

"She'll do it." Ava agreed as MJ kept eyeing them.

After doing their overly elaborate high-five, a few sparkles spring from Ned's palm. That confused them as Deke, Mack, and Simmons led the S.H.I.E.L.D. group away with the box. MJ gave Peter a quick kiss before leaving with the others.

This finally left Coulson, May, Peter, and Daisy behind. "So, who's coming with us?"

All of them were hesitant at the idea. If they go with it, then they will become normal. But they will also have a second chance to live.

"Well, I'm in." Leslie declared, more than happy to return to normal.