Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

The second-generation Venom symbiote also exhibits properties similar to Ghost Particles.

He himself can also enter other parallel universes.

If he collects quantum particles from other parallel universes, brings them to this world, and then creates his invisibility suit according to the design of the Phantom Suit, could he do so?

Phantom Spider Suit?

A super suit with the ability to become invisible and pass through walls!

Peter was deeply moved!

That's so cool!

It's decided, the Nano Spider IV will be called the "Phantom Spider Suit"!

He couldn't wait to rush back to his lab and turn this idea into reality.

This wait lasted for several hours.

Dr. Foster breathed a long sigh of relief and looked at Peter with great excitement.

He was somewhat surprised when he was researching the second-generation Venom symbiote with Peter, mistakenly thinking that Spider-Man was an expert.

But he never expected that his boss, who looked young, was so talented!

His long-held wish, which he had struggled to achieve for years, was actually fulfilled after just a short conversation!

If Dr. Foster had previously followed Peter out of financial necessity, now it was more out of admiration for this talented young man.

Young, educated, and wealthy.

This guy is definitely the next Iron Man!

"Following a boss like this doesn't seem so bad?" This thought popped into Dr. Foster's mind, and any other thoughts he had at the time vanished.

-

After verifying the feasibility of the plan, Dr. Foster and the ghostly Ava changed their attitude towards Peter significantly.

However, some materials are still missing.

So Peter contacted his company and got the first payment.

A total of five million.

He had only one request: after Dr. Foster created the real Phantom Suit, all the data and parameters of the Phantom Suit had to be given to him.

Dr. Foster readily agreed.

After all, Peter was half the credit for the Phantom Suit; he provided the funding and the initial design concept, while Dr. Foster was only responsible for the specific parameter adjustments and production.

This way, both host and guests had a good time.

Once the Phantom Suit is developed, Peter can simply modify the parameters slightly and apply them to himself—at most 10%—and obtain his own Phantom Spider Suit!

After having dinner with Dr. Foster and the ghost Ava, Peter took his leave.

He had originally planned to hitch a ride back to New York, but after checking the next flight's schedule, Peter was dumbfounded.

Because there aren't many flights back from Los Angeles, the earliest one isn't until after 7 p.m.

How should I kill these few hours?

Back to Dr. Foster's laboratory?

Peter thought about it and decided against it.

Suddenly, an idea struck him, and he remembered "Ant-Man" Scott, whom he had met a few times during the battle at Berlin Airport.

After the Civil War, Peter found a lot of information about Ant-Man in the Avengers' database.

Not just Scott, but also Hank Pym.

Hank Pym is a former S.H.I.E.L.D. science advisor, entomologist, and quantum physicist. His Pym particles are something that can alter the molecular distance between substances.

Using Pym particles, he can shrink himself to the size of an ant.

He then developed a suit to help him communicate with ants and adopted the codename "Ant-Man".

Later, he discovered that although he could retain normal strength after shrinking, he did not have the super strength of Captain America's super serum.

So he turned to the giantification experiment, which was the "Goliath experiment" in which Dr. Foster also participated.

His wife, Janet van Dyne, also owns a similar suit, codenamed "The Wasp."

Later, in an accident, the Wasp compressed herself to below the subatomic level and disappeared, while the original Ant-Man, Hank Pym, transformed himself and started a company called Pym Industries.

Although Pym Industries is not as large as Stark Industries, it is still quite well-known on the West Coast.

However, during the Civil War a year earlier, Hank Pym, who provided the Ant-Man suit, was also affected because Scott Lang, the second Ant-Man, joined Captain America's anti-registration faction.

As a result, Pym Industries was shut down, and Hank Pym and his daughter were forced into a life of exile.

Peter expressed deep sympathy for Dr. Hank Pym, who had been unlucky in his choice of mentor.

However, he was going to find Scott Lang.

Chapter 164 Visiting Ant-Man

Scott Lang, the second Ant-Man, is also a guy with a criminal record.

He was an electronics expert, but he had a run of bad luck and eventually became a thief, specializing in picking electronic locks, and he could even break into bank vaults.

During the battle at Berlin Airport, Scott and Scott became acquainted through a fight, and Scott even invited Scott to visit him.

However, Peter never managed to find the time to come, since one was on the East Coast and the other on the West Coast, which was quite far apart.

Now that he was here, Peter naturally wanted to visit this "old friend."

Of course, visiting old friends is one aspect.

On another note, Peter also wanted to see the Pym Particles with his own eyes.

Perhaps because he also possesses some kind of special quantum energy, and because he was intrigued by Dr. Foster's ghost particles, Peter is now particularly interested in these quantum energies that have different forms.

As a scientific researcher, he had no intention of plagiarizing the Pym particle, but he could draw inferences from it by observing the Pym particle.

In this way, perhaps he can draw out and use the special quantum energy in the second-generation Venom symbiote?

Could he even one day in the future be able to decipher the structure of a glowing spider web?

Peter made his own plans.

I heard that after the Civil War, Scott was deported back to Los Angeles and confined to his home there, where he was not allowed to leave for two years.

Judging by the timeline, it looks like we'll have to stay closed for a few more months!

As a repeat offender, his criminal record was already recorded in the Avengers' files, making him one of the key individuals under observation.

Peter did a quick check and found Scott's address.

It wasn't particularly far from Dr. Foster's house, just in a different district.

However, visiting Scott was a bit troublesome; he actually had to submit paperwork to Forpollner first.

Peter originally wanted to take off his suit and go as Peter Parker, but after thinking about it, he decided to put on the suit and go as Spider-Man.

After finding the nearby subway station, Peter, still wearing his Spider-Man suit, got on.

To Peter's dismay, he sat upright in the subway and no one came up to him for an autograph or a photo!

He thought that after being active for so long, he was a "celebrity" at least!

Several stops later, two teenagers who looked to be in their teens cautiously approached him.

One of them asked, "Where did you buy your Spider-Man suit? It's really good quality."

Peter said with some surprise, "You actually recognized this suit?"

Another teenager, upon hearing this, retorted with dissatisfaction: "What?! This is Spider-Man's suit! Don't you know why you're wearing it? Also, George, are there any cosplay events around here lately?"

George shook his head: "No way, buddy, where are you going for that event?"

Peter scratched his head: "Is it possible that I really am Spider-Man?"

"Huh?" George opened his mouth, then burst into laughter after a long pause. "Peppa, did you hear that? He said he's Spider-Man! Hahahaha!"

Paige burst out laughing too: "Don't joke around, bro. Spider-Man is in New York, how could he possibly be here?"

For a moment, the carriage was filled with a cheerful atmosphere.

Peter laughed along and said, "Well, actually I borrowed this from a guy at our school named Lightning, and I'm on my way to return it to him."

"Oh, I see. Lightning is really your good brother. This material is really something else!" Paige leaned closer to look at Peter's Spider-Man suit, her tone full of envy.

“Yes, yes, Lightning is indeed a very good person,” Peter chuckled along.

He then took a photo with George and Page, and the two left.

Peter arrived shortly afterward.

After getting off the subway, he quickly found Scott's house by following the map.

Scott's house wasn't big; it was just an ordinary two-story villa surrounded by a high fence, with only a small walkway on one side, making it feel like a prison.

That's right, Scott is still a prisoner and is prohibited from leaving the premises of his house.