I'm working on Marvel's Spider-Man in American comics.

Chapter 691 We have the actors, but what about the props and the script?
The next day, Peter was still pondering the specific details, focusing on whether Mysterio's device could fool the other party. According to Erica herself, if the Hand did not personally resurrect Erica's body, they probably wouldn't be able to gain the other party's trust.

While this process can be accomplished using Mysterio's helmet, without understanding the inner workings, such as the resurrection ritual, it's probably impossible to succeed...

Peter arrived at school by himself this morning and was sitting in his seat twirling his pen. Cindy, who usually arrives at school a little early, saw Peter arrive early today and walked over, a little confused. Then Peter stood up and gave her his seat.

"Is there something you need? Why are you at school so early?"

"No, it's not that I have anything to do. I just wanted to find a place to think things over. I didn't have anything to do after my morning patrol, so I came to the school first."

Peter twirled his pen and muttered to himself, "How can I make sure the other person thinks they've got a corpse, but the person is actually still alive?"

"Would LMD work?"

In response to Cindy's answer, Peter shook his head: "The other side will definitely try to do something like an autopsy, and LMD simply can't do that kind of precision."

"Then, what about LMD, which has almost the same effects on the human body? Would that work?"

Peter paused for a moment, then looked at Cindy and asked uncertainly, "Does such an LMD really exist? Even if it does, wouldn't Hydra know about it?"

Although not entirely sure what Peter was up to, since Hydra was mentioned, Cindy assumed he was going to deal with them. "It should be possible. It's something Fury gave my family. Apparently, it's a new model he developed himself and it's not part of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s design."

Peter suddenly became interested. If LMD could fool the enemy, then even if there were some mistakes, they could be replaced with Mysterio's helmet.

“If that’s the case, I really need this. Cindy, could you help me get in touch with Nick Fury? I’d like to meet him.”

Cindy nodded, then seemed to remember something else and started talking to Peter about other things: "If they weren't watching so closely, Fury would probably have a lot of ways to fake his death. I just don't know what kind you need."

"Well, that's a bit complicated to explain..."

"You don't need to explain. You can talk to Fury if you need to."

Peter paused for a long moment before finally saying, "Thank you."

He then took out his phone and checked the messages. After a night of self-healing, good news came from Daken and X-23—they were at least alive. After being super-assembled by the Beast with extremely high specifications, the two of them actually survived.

Considering they had bombs implanted in their bodies, Peter felt it was almost unbelievable that humans could survive.

Peter is so concerned about this because Deakin was adopted by the Hand from a young age and initially trained as an assassin. Therefore, he should know a great deal about the Hand's inner workings. With the help of Professor X or other telepaths, and the X-Men's Danger Chamber, it might be possible to reconstruct a large amount of information about the Hand's internal affairs. "I don't know if Deakin will wake up in time, or if he remembers or even knows these things. And whether those immortal ninjas will be fooled by Mysterio's helmet is another matter to worry about. In short, things are very troublesome."

Peter, muttering to himself, narrowed his eyes. Now, all they had to do was take the initiative and deal with the Hand. The basic framework was already set. Kingpin certainly wouldn't let go of a plan to corrupt Daredevil, so he would send Bullseye to kill Erica, making Daredevil go into a rage like when he killed Karen, and ideally, "kill" Bullseye.

Kingpin and Bullseye believed that Matt was unaware of Bullseye's healing factor, and therefore assumed that Matt would break the no-kill rule. If he did, Daredevil would perish. This was Kingpin's plan, or at least Bullseye's. Bullseye had previously attacked Katie when dealing with the Hand.

As for the Hand, according to Peter's intelligence, if Matt breaks the no-kill policy after Erica is killed, the Hand will definitely intervene, informing Matt that he can use the Hand's power to renovate Hell's Kitchen and offering him the means to resurrect Erica in order to recruit him.

Peter even suspected that Kingpin might have some connection with the Hand. Otherwise, why were the Prowlers and Bullseye still alive and well while other gangs were wiped out? It couldn't be that they were all hiding in the Fisk Tower, could it?

"So, as long as Bullseye believes that he really killed Erica, and the Hand believes that he really resurrected Erica, the whole plan will be a success. Then Matt can infiltrate the Hand and become the gang leader—doesn't that sound a bit strange?"

If Nick Fury can resolve the Stand issue and ensure Erica's safety, then Matt should agree to join the plan. The only remaining issue is how to deceive the Hand's senses and make them believe that they have indeed completed the resurrection ritual and that they resurrected Erica, rather than Erica herself not being dead.

"No, theoretically, we don't even need to go that far. We just need to get Matt infiltrated into the Hand, have him carry the Norn Stone, or have the Cloak shrunk by Pym Particles. Then the Defenders can storm the Hand's headquarters and everything will be over."

Peter smiled as he thought of this, then stretched. He could already foresee the Hand being wiped out. Just then, Cindy gave him some good news.

"Nick Fury replied."

Cindy looked around to make sure there weren't many students nearby, then spoke to Peter. Peter immediately perked up and asked, "What did Fury say?"

"He said he would meet you at the Spiderweb base."

"Oh, my spiderweb base has been moved. Does he know about my new base...?"

"He said he knew where your new base was, and he also said, hey, he also advised young people not to get too addicted to games, and even more so not to play games on those high-spec computers."

Playing games? I didn't play games! Where would I find the time to play games?

After a moment's hesitation, Peter realized who was playing games on the computer at the Spiderweb base.

(End of this chapter)