Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

When he returned, it was already daylight outside.

Peter's body had rested for a while and he was full of energy.

Peter, to be honest, was always quite energetic.

They're young, after all.

Most importantly, he felt he got along very well with The Amazing Spider-Man.

Just like mentioned earlier, they are like half-brothers.

They were twins, no less.

While Spider-Man Noir did have a significant impact on Peter, his tone was too somber and somewhat incompatible with Peter's youthful nature, making them not quite compatible.

Peter first glanced at the glowing spider web in his mind.

Unfortunately, following Spider-Man Noir, the light spot in The Amazing Spider-Man also stopped shining.

This means that he won't be able to go to the Amazing Spider-Man universe for the time being.

He didn't know when the next point of light would appear, nor did he know whether that point of light would be one of the two parallel universes he had visited, or a new universe he had never been to.

However, perhaps it's a good time to get things done on my side first.

Since Aunt Mei wasn't home, he simply got up, sat down at the table, and rewrote the [SPC-120703 Polymer Biomass Fiber Material Synthesis Scheme] and the [Spider Silk Optical Microscope].

SPC-120703 is composed of three parts: "SP" is an abbreviation for Spider-Man, "C" is an abbreviation for copy, and "120703" is the serial number of The Amazing Spider-Man universe.

In summary, it means "120703 Cosmic Spider-Man Web Dungeon," which is simple and clear.

Of course, this is just a convenient way to distinguish them.

In fact, unless Peter says it, no one would associate it with Spider-Man from a parallel universe.

Before he could finish writing, it was time for school.

So Peter took what he hadn't finished writing to school and secretly wrote it during class.

The teacher was very pleased to see Peter writing so diligently and praised him for being so smart and hardworking, telling the other students to learn from him.

Especially Frye.

Therefore: Flash's defense break +1, HP -1, aggro +1.

In the lab class.

Because the spider silk had just been replenished, Peter didn't secretly make spider silk this time. Instead, he openly and honestly produced two things: SPC-120703 polymer biomass fiber material and spider silk optical microscope glasses.

He needed to make a sample so he could convince Tony Stark.

Of course, it wasn't actually something he wanted to do openly and honestly.

In fact, he was habitually doing his research in secret at first.

Just then, Ned, that fatso, came over to chat, which attracted the teacher as well.

At that moment, Peter was wearing spider silk optical microscopes on the laboratory's optical microscope to observe a small piece of SPC-120703 polymer biomass fiber that had just been produced, and he didn't have time to put it away.

Then the teacher found out.

Left with no other option, Peter had to bring up the Stark internship program again, explaining that it was a task assigned to him by Mr. Stark.

The teacher was very happy to hear that.

He felt extremely honored to be associated with a large corporation like Stark Industries.

Instead of blaming Peter, he asked Peter if there was anything else he could help with, and told him to come to him.

Thus, Peter inexplicably acquired a "pass" that allowed him to use the school's laboratories for free.

You could say it was a blessing in disguise.

During lunch, Peter tried to contact Tony Stark to sell samples of his two studies.

However, the message was ignored and received no reply whatsoever.

This left Peter feeling quite helpless.

As someone who's supposed to be a future Avenger, can't you at least not be so dismissive?

Unfortunately, Stark Tower is in Manhattan, which is not only far away from Queens where he lives, but also separated by a river, making it very inconvenient to go there.

If it's a round trip, relying solely on his after-school time is too tight.

If Aunt May isn't home, then he could give it a try.

But if Aunt Mei is home, he has to go home for dinner.

If he had seized the opportunity during the two days Aunt May was away and decisively taken the experimental samples to Stark Industries, perhaps he wouldn't be in this predicament now.

Unfortunately, no if.

Several days passed in this way, and finally the weekend arrived.

No new world has emerged yet, and Peter has been going about his business as usual these past few days.

Being everyone's friendly Spider-Man, doing training sessions in the suit, chatting with Karen, and continuing to explore new applications of spider silk in the school library and lab.

And you know what? We actually gained some insights.

But we can talk about those things later.

Because Peter has a more important event to attend to today.

Go find Tony Stark!

Peter slung his backpack over his shoulder, clutched the pocket money he had saved up over the past few days, and boarded a bus bound for Manhattan.

After much trouble, he finally arrived at the foot of Stark Tower, only to be stopped.

No matter how Peter explained, the security guards downstairs didn't believe that a kid like him would know Tony Stark.

Left with no other option, Peter had to find another way.

He arrived at a small alley near Stark Tower, put on his Spider-Man suit, swung directly to the vicinity of Stark Tower, and ran up the wall.

After reaching the rooftop, before Peter could even get his footing, his spider-sense was triggered.

"Unidentified visitor detected. Preliminary determination: unauthorized intrusion. Self-defense mode activated." The electronic voice announced.

Immediately afterwards, a hole opened up somewhere on the ground, and a suit of steel armor flew out and sped toward Peter.

Peter was slightly startled and quickly jumped away from where he was.

“Mr. Stark, I am Spider-Man, not an intruder.”

"No authorization information was found in the database. 'Spider-Man' is determined to be an unauthorized intrusion target. Self-defense mode is allowed to continue."

The alarm in the room was still going off.

Peter:

"What happened to me being a trainee Avenger? It's one thing for the security guards downstairs to stop me, but why doesn't even the AI ​​system recognize me?"

Peter grumbled as he dodged the attacks from the Iron Man armor.

Actually, he really wanted to test just how powerful this Iron Man armor really was.

However, he was afraid that if he damaged it, Iron Man would ask him for compensation.

After all, he was in the wrong for "illegally intruding," and he had a project that wanted to invest in him. Instead, he smashed a suit of steel armor worth at least several million dollars without saying a word.

That's a bit unreasonable.

"Reassess the strength of the intruder; self-defense level upgraded!"

Just as Peter was dodging the attack from the first suit of Iron Man armor, another voice rang out.

And then, boom—

boom--

Two more suits of steel armor flew out.

Peter:

If you keep acting like this, I won't hold back!

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Peter continued to run around the room.

But he soon realized that he could no longer keep dodging like this.

When he only had one suit of Iron Man armor, he actually had it quite easy.

Although this Iron Man suit is controlled by artificial intelligence, the AI ​​uses "algorithms" and lacks the flexibility of some humans.

Peter's insight and spider-sense made it easy to handle.

So he wasn't flustered at all, and even took the time to drink a glass of water amidst his busy schedule—he was a little thirsty from being chased so much.

But that was before.

Now, three suits of steel armor, controlled by an intelligent system, are working together to deal with him.