Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

Poor Scott, naturally, could only continue to stay at home until the last few months of his sentence were over.

However, he will never be bored again.

After learning that Scott was an electronics expert and had also run a company with friends that sold security systems, Peter commissioned Scott to design a top-level security system for his company and his residence.

Especially his residence.

This is in preparation for his identity being exposed later.

At that time, Aunt Mei's current place will definitely need to be changed.

Otherwise, even if he isn't targeted by potential enemies, he might still be bothered by others.

Just like the blonde Spider-Man from the Erath-1610B universe, once his identity was revealed, he not only attracted Kingpin's surveillance, but also gained many fans, as well as some annoying media reporters, and so on.

Peter put on his battle suit, took the subway to the airport of the flight he had found, and after the plane took off, he jumped back onto the plane and went into "external mode".

It wasn't that he was unwilling to spend the money on the plane ticket; the main problem was that he came as Spider-Man. If he went back as Peter Parker, wouldn't that expose himself to the world?

This is quite different from revealing one's identity to Dr. Foster and Scott.

Dr. Foster and Ava will be his employees from now on. It's basic practice to let employees know who they are paying and who they are working for.

As for Scott, you see, Scott never hides anything, and he doesn't gossip, so Peter naturally doesn't care.

Lying between the wing and fuselage of the plane, sheltered from the biting wind ahead, Peter, who had been busy all day, suddenly felt a moment of confusion.

A blurry image suddenly appeared in front of him:

It was a blood-red land where he, Stark in his armor, Strange, a man awkwardly dancing, a man covered in strange markings, and a woman with snail-like tentacles on her forehead stood.

High up in the middle of their group was a guy who was even bigger than the Hulk, with purple skin all over his body, looking like a purple sweet potato.

He clenched his fist and pulled hard.

He forcefully pulled an asteroid down, turning it into a rain of fire that showered down on them!

Chapter 169 Did you learn to draw in kindergarten?

"Who is that!"

Peter was jolted awake from his dream as a massive meteorite, over fifty meters in diameter, was about to crash into his head.

He then realized that he was still on a plane flying from Los Angeles back to New York.

He quickly realized that he must have just had another "precognitive dream"!

Just as he had foreseen the approach of the Dark Dimension, he later received confirmation from Strange that the Dark Dimension and its ruler Dormammu had indeed descended upon the vicinity of the Reality Dimension. It was Strange who used some method to persuade them to retreat, thus preventing the Reality Dimension from being invaded by the Dark Dimension.

This proves that his precognitive dream was indeed true!

In other words, the scene he just "saw" is likely something that will happen in the near future.

Peter was startled by this thought.

He subconsciously assumed that this future battle would take place on Earth!

The thought of the fiery rain and countless meteorites falling sent a chill down Peter's spine.

If a meteorite with a diameter of about 60 meters falls from space and hits the ground directly, the force it generates will exceed the power of a 1000 million ton TNT explosion. It can overturn the land and knock down all the trees in an area of ​​at least 2000 square kilometers!

Some might argue that a meteorite with a diameter of 60 meters would likely leave very little after burning up in the atmosphere.

But the meteorite that Peter saw hitting his head in his precognitive dream was definitely more than fifty meters in diameter!

They have everything that's similar to this, or even bigger!

Furthermore, many meteorites that enter Earth's atmosphere are half metallic minerals and rocks, and half ice—because temperatures are extremely low in many parts of outer space, it's not surprising that some parts are frozen. These frozen "ice blocks" are not entirely composed of water.

And what gets rubbed off in the atmosphere are these "ice blocks".

But what Peter saw in his dream was completely different.

Those are solid meteorites!

The kinetic energy released after hitting the ground is all real!

If tens of millions of meteorites were to fall on Earth, the Earth itself might be unharmed, but humanity, and indeed all life on Earth, could potentially face extinction!

"No, we absolutely cannot let this happen!"

Peter gritted his teeth and clenched his fist.

Thinking it over, Peter dialed Stark's number.

However, the call wasn't answered immediately; they were probably busy with other things.

Peter then contacted Friday.

On Friday, they cut off contact with it when Peter came to see Scott, but Friday still had its own way of contacting it.

Peter can call it to contact it.

This time the call was answered quickly.

Clearly, he wasn't just surfing the internet on Friday.

Peter told Friday about his prophetic dream and also shared his worries about it.

On Friday, Stark provided a risk assessment system for it.

This system is connected to major intelligence agencies, police departments, and the like.

If it's just a minor issue that doesn't meet the evaluation criteria, it will be filtered out and left for them to handle themselves, or other similar issues will be notified to handle it.

However, if it reaches a certain evaluation level, it will be screened out and submitted to Tony Stark.

Then, Tony Stark will decide whether the Avengers should be dispatched.

Clearly, the scene Peter described has reached "Avengers level".

On Friday, they quickly contacted Tony Stark.

Stark, who was attending an important high-level meeting at Stark Industries, immediately stopped what he was doing and called Peter after learning about the incident.

Although Peter obtained vague "prophecies" through "precognitive dreams," this method is quite absurd in this era, especially for a staunch materialist like Tony Stark.

But Peter's reliable image had been deeply ingrained in Stark's mind, and he knew that Peter would never speak without reason.

Furthermore, Peter also told him about how he and Strange had previously verified the precognitive abilities of the Spider-Sense.

“Peter, I’ll use all available resources to find people connected to the figures in your precognitive dreams,” Stark quickly decided. “You, go find that sorcerer named Strange. Since he’s here, let him look into it from a mystical perspective.”

“Okay!” Peter agreed.

Even if Stark hadn't said anything, he had decided to go see Strange as soon as he got back to New York.

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After getting off the plane, Peter ran all the way, and with all his might, he was even faster than a regular car.

Soon after, Peter arrived at the Supreme Sanctuary, located at 117A Black Street.

Snapped!

The gates of the Sanctuary opened automatically.

Wearing a cloak and carrying a teacup, Strange descended slowly from the sky in his usual flamboyant manner.

"You haven't been here for a while. What, the math genius has finally mastered [Astral Projection]?" Strange said sarcastically.

Peter rolled his eyes.

When he was learning magic from Strange, Strange would often come up with a brilliant idea and use his knowledge of mathematics and physics to break the spells.

Sometimes it really does succeed.

As a result, Peter didn't learn any magic, but he did figure out a lot of ways to break magic.

This once made Strange question his life, and he seriously doubted that Peter was just bored and wanted to make fun of him.

That's why he and Peter couldn't help but exchange a few sarcastic remarks every time they met.

Peter said that Strange's magic couldn't compare to mathematics, but Strange said that no matter how well one is good at mathematics and physics, there are still some spells that cannot be analyzed using things from the material world.

The two often had to debate this.

But this time Peter didn't have time to argue with him.

"Stephen, I think we might be in big trouble!"

Strange frowned at Peter's serious expression, his smile fading as he said solemnly, "Let's talk in my study."

“Hmm,” Peter nodded, controlling his body’s reaction.

Swish!

A teleportation circle swept over the two of them, and they appeared together in Strange's study.

Peter walked to the desk, picked up the paper and pen, and began to quickly recall the appearances of the people who appeared in his dream. He drew all the people except himself, Stark, and Strange.

Strange walked over to him and watched his movements with curiosity.

As Peter's hand moved quickly across the paper, a figure appeared one after another.

Strange frowned as he looked at the image on the paper.