Marvel : Deadpool Is My Best Friend

On the chaotic battlefield, Alex Ray and his summoned Kamen Riders tore through the enemy like an unstoppable storm. Their attacks struck with the force of thunder, landing precise blows on Corvus Glaive and the other generals of the Black Order.

Sparks erupted everywhere as shockwaves exploded from the battlefield, a surge of air pressure threatening to swallow everything in its path. The sheer force knocked everyone within miles off their feet and sent debris flying in all directions.

Caught in this maelstrom were two unintended targets: Ant-Man and Iron Man from the future timeline.

They had been trying to sneak forward and find a safe position, but the explosion's force tossed them high into the air, slamming them back down like rag dolls.

Struggling to their feet, Future Ant-Man looked around in disbelief and muttered to Tony, "This… this is insane. Are all our battles this chaotic? This is way more intense than anything I remember!"

Future Tony Stark—Iron Man—wasn't in the mood for banter. His brow was furrowed, his expression a mix of embarrassment and confusion.

He clearly recalled how fierce their battles had been, but not this unrelenting. And now, he was convinced: they hadn't traveled back to their own past—they'd arrived in an entirely different parallel universe.

None of it made sense. Their goal had been to recover the Infinity Stones, so how did they end up here? Somewhere this alien?

And it was far too late to turn back. Their only option now was to move forward and hope they could still find a way to recover the Stones.

Tony scanned the chaotic warzone and quickly realized this wasn't the Marvel Universe he knew.

There were warriors and superheroes here he'd never seen before—riders in armor wielding powers and fighting with a style completely foreign to him.

Even more baffling were the names being thrown around: "Hell's Kitchen," "X-Corporation," things he couldn't recall from his own reality.

His mind churned with questions as they moved through the carnage, uncertainty gnawing at him.

If they weren't in their native universe, then every bit of intelligence they'd gathered might be worthless here.

Worse—if the rules were different, they might not even find the Infinity Stones at all. Their mission could be doomed from the start.

According to the timeline, he should have been busy in his own tower back home. But here, he spotted… himself—still alive and locked in battle. Another Tony Stark.

This only deepened the mystery. Was this version of himself also hunting the Stones? Could they even meet? Could they work together?

Right now, all he could do was hope the Cosmic Cube—the Tesseract—was still in S.H.I.E.L.D.'s possession.

He'd asked FRIDAY to pull data from the local systems, but found the AI protocols in this universe completely incompatible. It would take time to reconstruct any useful network interface.

Time they didn't have.

"I hope Steve and Banner are having better luck than we are…" Tony muttered, watching more explosions light up the battlefield.

Across the ruins, Alex Ray had his back to the explosion.

Because real men never look back at explosions.

Just as he turned to face the battlefield again, a strange figure caught his eye.

It was Hulk—shirtless, tree in hand—sneaking clumsily across the field. Alex instantly recognized him, but this wasn't his Dr. Banner.

He stared in disbelief.

"No way. You guys actually showed up? How the hell did you Avengers end up in my universe after going back through the Quantum Tunnel? You're in the wrong place!"

Of course they were. These fools could barely navigate time travel—now they'd somehow Quantum-Leaped their way from the mainstream Marvel Cinematic Universe into his multiversal Hell's Kitchen domain.

A universe with mutants, with a functioning X-Corporation, with threats that MCU characters had never faced.

He wanted to pretend he hadn't seen them—but he knew it was futile.

After all, two of the Infinity Stones were currently in Alex Ray's possession. And the Time Stone? That was in the Ancient One's hands. And Alex was absolutely certain the Ancient One would just dump the problem onto his plate.

On the ground, the battlefield shifted.

The three Black Order generals who had been struck down by Alex and the other Kamen Riders—excluding Corvus Glaive, who could resurrect as long as his scythe was intact—were still combat capable.

Kaito Daiki, now transformed into Kamen Rider Diend, had avoided a direct hit, unsurprisingly.

But what stunned Alex was that Ebony Maw was still alive.

Alex turned sharply to Kadoya Tsukasa, the Kamen Rider Decade. "Senpai, you let him go?"

"The guy disappeared using some kind of trick," Tsukasa replied casually. "No big deal. We'll just fight him again."

Meanwhile, Dr. Banner, from the future, believed he was hiding well as he crept toward the New York Sanctum.

"Whew… I made it without being spotted," he whispered smugly, convinced of his stealth skills.

Unbeknownst to him, the forces of Hell's Kitchen had been watching him the entire time.

"There's a group of strangers here. They don't belong in this universe. Should we intercept?" asked Jean Grey, glancing toward Professor X.

"No," Charles said, shaking his head. "Let Alex Ray handle it. He's already involved in this. Our goal is to reshape how the world sees us mutants—and we're doing well so far. Leave the outsiders to him."

Professor X had no intention of letting anything distract them from their mission. He trusted Alex to deal with multiversal invaders.

From a nearby rooftop, Doctor Octopus observed the confused Banner sneaking around.

"Hey Hulk, looks like someone's pretending to be you. He's creeping around like a spy. Maybe you should do something about that?"

"HULK!" the green giant roared—then quickly shifted back to Banner, covering his face in exasperation.

The Banner of this world was clearly more composed—and possibly smarter.

"It's fine," someone said. "Strange is nearby. He'll take care of it."

And so, in this twisted collision of realities, warriors from different worlds converged in Hell's Kitchen, each with their own purpose.

The Infinity Stones were in play.

The Chitauri were advancing.

And Alex Ray, Lord of Hell's Kitchen, held the fate of this battlefield in his hands.

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