Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

Sometimes Peter would be about to put on his Spider-Man suit, appear in front of Flash, and then suddenly take off his mask to reveal his identity and give him a big scare.

Uh, of course, it's just a thought.

Chapter 31 School Time

From 3 p.m. to 8 p.m., Zhongcheng High School arranges extracurricular enrichment time for its students.

During this time, students can participate in club activities, sports events, and the like.

For Peter, this meant he was finally... finally out of school!

You have no idea how long Peter had waited for this moment.

The moment the time was up, Peter grabbed his textbook from the table, rushed to the corridor, opened his locker, took out his small backpack, and jumped out through the back door where there were hardly any people!

A set of movements, flowing smoothly.

After all, he's been doing this for over half a month and is already quite familiar with it.

As for whether it will be discovered?

The chances of that happening are extremely small.

Because one of his spider abilities is the ability to hide.

Hiding oneself is a spider's instinct, and Spider-Man naturally possesses this instinct as well.

This instinct allows him to find the safest place to transform from Peter Parker into Spider-Man without being detected.

This instinct was further enhanced after visiting the world of Spider-Man Noir, improving his stealth, tracking, and counter-tracking abilities.

If he had possessed his current stealth abilities back then, Iron Man might not have found him so easily.

Well, it's just "not that easy".

In fact, in this era of big data, Iron Man, who controls super artificial intelligence and the Avengers' vast information network, would find it very difficult to keep any secret from him if he really wanted to.

It's just a matter of how long it takes and how many resources are invested.

Of course, Iron Man and Peter are now "one of us," so thinking about other things is pointless.

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After Peter escaped from the school, as usual, he first found a small alley to change into the suit that Iron Man had given him.

Then, he sprayed several parts of his backpack with the web-shooter and then used a paintbrush to color the white web.

Thus, a backpack with the same design but a completely different color appeared.

Peter simply slung the backpack over his shoulder.

He used to hide his backpack in the changing room, and it was stolen by passersby with empty hands several times.

Each time, he had to swallow his pride and ask Aunt Mei for another backpack.

So he decided that from now on he would be a backpack Spider-Man.

Anyway, he's now considered a prospective Avenger. Iron Man himself told him that his scope of activity is between what Iron Man would do and what Iron Man wouldn't do.

A gray area.

Very spiritual, right?

Peter just assumed it was really spiritual.

Therefore, as a prospective Avenger, as long as he doesn't actively reveal his identity, the Avengers will simply help him cover it up.

"Good afternoon, Peter."

“Hello, Miss Karen,” Peter greeted the AI ​​inside his suit.

"Peter, what lesson are we having today?" Karen asked.

Peter raised his hand, and on his wrist appeared a series of pre-set lessons, all teaching him how to be a qualified superhero.

With the idea that "it won't hurt to learn it anyway," Peter decided to work on these things every day as a daily task.

“Let’s learn this today. The scientific way of swinging on a spider’s web combined with the aesthetics of gymnastics? What the hell? Who came up with this course name?” Peter was speechless.

“It must be Mr. Stark,” Karen honestly sold the invention to its former owner.

Peter: "What a naming genius!"

Karen remained silent.

Peter then instructed Karen to activate the receiver on her suit, which connected to the Queens Regional Police radio station, allowing him to be informed of the incident immediately and quickly reach the scene.

Peter was greatly relieved that Queens was very peaceful today.

He wandered around outside from three o'clock to five o'clock, and in the end he only helped an old lady cross the road and then helped a little girl who had gotten separated from her mother find her mother.

The old lady offered him a kebab, and the little girl gave him a chocolate bar.

This made Peter very happy.

It wasn't because he received payment; he helped people not for those rewards.

It was because he felt recognized by others.

This is the most important.

Peter returned home and ate a simple dinner by himself.

Aunt May's charity event, which was suspected to be sponsored by Red Bull, will take several days.

She had prepared some food and some money in the refrigerator.

Peter has been taking care of his own breakfast, lunch, and dinner for the past few days.

Peter then locked himself in his room and worked on improving the web-shooter.

He planned to install two "ammunition magazines" on the web launcher, one to be filled with his own webs—Peter named it Web One, and the other to be filled with the webs of The Amazing Spider-Man—Peter named it Web Two.

Spider Silk No. 1 has better elasticity and can be used to capture criminals alive, rescue people, and so on.

Spider Silk No. 2 is more resilient and can be used to hold vehicles, buildings, and the like.

The two can also be used together. Combining two different types of spider silk will create thicker and stronger spider silk.

However, that would exacerbate the consumption.

Considering his own stockpile of spider silk, Peter felt that this should only be used when absolutely necessary.

As for improving the web-shooter, it's actually quite simple.

All we need to do is add a parallel route to the existing part.

Peter completed the modification of the web-shooter in just one hour.

Then, he took out paper and pen and began to write down the internal structure of the pneumatic electronic single-fiber strength meter that he had secretly memorized from school.

His memory is exceptional, and it became even stronger after he was bitten by a spider and awakened his superpowers.

Soon, he had memorized everything he had in mind.

Then, based on this design, he would reassemble and modify the manual dynamometer he had pieced together from trash in his room.

This is a bit more complicated.

It's even more complicated than making one from scratch.

But he couldn't possibly actually rebuild it from scratch.

It's simple, he has no money.

He made this thing for two reasons: first, to make it easier to debug the equipment later; and second, to thoroughly study the properties of spider silk so that he could talk to Tony Stark about a collaboration!

So he only has a few dozen dollars on him right now, which is just his food money for the past few days.

I wonder if trainee Avengers are paid monthly?

Is it sent at the beginning or end of the month?

and many more!

Peter suddenly looked up.

He suddenly remembered something very important.

He forgot to ask Tony Stark exactly how much he was paid as an apprentice Avenger!

The Spider-Man suit he was wearing was part of the September Fund's subsidies, but Tony Stark said that Avengers like Black Widow usually have a livelihood guarantee!

Even though he was just an intern, there should be some, right?

Chapter 32 Waiting for the Lizard to Run into the Trap

When Peter opened his eyes again, he found himself, or rather, the Amazing Spider-Man, in a dark and hopeless place.

Beneath his body was a web made of spider silk, each strand shooting into the depths of a different passage.

"Huh, where am I?"

Peter began receiving messages.