Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

It's fair to say that the crisis Spider-Man is facing this time is more serious than any Peter has experienced in the past!

Chapter 116 Overslept

earth-92131 universe.

This is the number of this new parallel universe.

Peter unexpectedly discovers that there are also many superpowered individuals in this universe.

No, it should be said: extremely abundant.

It's even bigger than his original world!

This world has also experienced World War I and World War II, and it also has S.H.I.E.L.D., as well as Captain America and Iron Man, among others.

However, Spider-Man is not familiar with them. In this world, Spider-Man has not joined any organization like the Avengers; he is a lone wolf.

Among these famous organizations, there is another very powerful one: the X-Men.

There are some very special people in this world.

At birth, their bodies undergo a certain degree of mutation, which grants them some unique abilities; they are scientifically known as mutants.

Because of the mutants, three different factions emerged:

The first type is those who seek peaceful coexistence between mutants and normal humans, namely the X-Men and their affiliated groups.

The second type is those who want to control or eliminate normal humans and give mutants safety or dominance. Representative characters include Magneto and his Brotherhood of Mutants, as well as some people who have been persecuted.

The third type is those who seek to regulate or completely eliminate mutants to benefit normal humans, and for this purpose, they invented a Sentinel robot as a weapon.

The three factions have been fighting each other endlessly since World War II, resulting in countless deaths and injuries.

It must be said that this is far more brutal than their Sokovia Accords.

Their Sokovia Accords were a modified version of a "peaceful coexistence" plan, and with Iron Man overseeing things, he, as a minor figure, felt almost no pressure from above.

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After Peter had roughly figured things out, he opened his eyes and woke up in bed.

Peter clenched his fist and tried climbing the wall again, discovering that his spider abilities had returned.

"Great, while my powers are restored, I'll take care of those guys, and that should resolve this Spider-Man's crisis, right? Oh, and I also need to come up with a number for this Spider-Man."

Peter looked around and soon spotted a calendar on the wall with many small notes pasted on it. The calendar read "1994".

"Hmm, since that's the case, let's just call it Spider-Man '94!"

Peter picked up his clothes and went downstairs. Following Spider-Man 94's habit, he casually picked up a book, pretending to be going to school.

"Good morning, child. I'm sorry to have kept you up for so long," Aunt May in this world had beautiful blonde hair and, although she looked a bit old, was surprisingly energetic.

"Good morning, Aunt May. How long have I been asleep?" Peter took the sandwich from the plate Aunt May brought him and started eating it.

He felt very hungry and his body urgently needed to replenish its energy.

"Eat slowly, are you starving? You slept for a whole day and night since yesterday morning!" Aunt May looked at Peter affectionately and brought him a cup of warm milk.

“A day and a night?! Glug—” Peter swallowed his sandwich, surprised. “It’s already Wednesday?!?”

“I’ve tried calling you a few times, but you just turn over and go back to sleep,” Aunt Mei said helplessly. “Don’t work so hard next time. You can do your homework anytime.”

“Uh, okay,” Peter pretended to glance at his watch. “I’m going to be late for Dr. Connors’ class, so I’ll be going now.”

“One sandwich isn’t enough, is it? Wait a minute, I’ll make you another breakfast right away. Peter, Peter!” Aunt May called out.

However, Peter had already turned and run out of the house.

Spider-Man 94's consciousness told him that this Dr. Connors lesson was very important.

In this world, Dr. Connors also became the Lizard Man, but with Spider-Man's help, he has successfully shed his Lizard Man identity and returned to his original form.

That's why Spider-Man and Dr. Connors became good friends.

Dr. Connors subsequently offered Spider-Man a helping hand on several occasions.

There is another reason.

The new genetic technology used by the spider that gave Spider-Man 94 his spider abilities was also within Dr. Connors's academic scope.

Dr. Connors' transformation into a lizard man was also related to the new genetic technology.

In a sense, Dr. Connors and Spider-Man 94 belong to the same category.

However, Dr. Connors' mutation was more thorough; he turned into a monster and even his mindset changed.

Spider-Man 94 is in a hybrid state between a human and a spider.

But in any case, the two are indeed in the same boat.

Perhaps this is why Dr. Connors and Spider-Man 94 have always helped each other and become good friends.

Therefore, Dr. Connors in this world is still quite trustworthy.

At least, Spider-Man 94 really trusted him.

Furthermore, putting aside Spider-Man's identity...

Peter Parker, who was studying at Imperial University, was also a student of Dr. Connors and greatly admired his learned teacher.

So after careful consideration, Peter thought it might be a good idea to have Dr. Connors take a look at the condition of Spider-Man 94.

If anyone is most likely to solve his problems right now, it seems to be Dr. Connors.

In theory, Dr. Farley Stillwell, who caused Peter Parker's mutation, would be a better fit, but neither Spider-Man nor Peter Parker are familiar with Dr. Stillwell, so it's impossible for them to ask him for help.

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However, it is counterproductive.

Despite Peter's best efforts, he still missed the class.

When he arrived at the school and entered the classroom, Dr. Connors was already doing his post-lesson summary.

"New genetics, a new science of gene exploration and DNA manipulation, was pioneered by Professor Farley Stillwell of this college and is considered one of the greatest achievements of this century."

"Therefore, the Toms Foundation may provide Imperial College with a grant so that we can continue our research to demonstrate the importance of new genetics."

"And this will depend on the joint efforts of all of us!"

“All of you here are the most outstanding students at Imperial University. Consider this a competition. Whoever is the first to complete the new genetic experiment will become my research assistant.”

"Of course, that's assuming Imperial University can secure the Toms Fund."

"I'm glad you made it, Parker."

Peter: Where can I find a three-bedroom, two-living-room apartment?

Fortunately, Dr. Connors did not intend to embarrass Peter; he was just teasing him about being late.

He then said, "Good luck, thank you," before turning and leaving the office.

Well, this Spider-Man is really an unlucky guy~

Chapter 117 Spider-Man's Popularity with Women

Peter came out of the multimedia classroom, followed by a girl.

"You're late, Peter! What happened? Did you lose track of time while reading comics this morning?"

Peter stopped and turned to look. The girl had long blonde hair tied in a neat ponytail, wore glasses, and had a slightly scholarly air about her. She was wearing a grass-green dress and looked very gentle and refined.

The girl's information naturally came to mind.

Debra Whitman, Spider-Man's classmate at Imperial College, is an accomplished woman whose knowledge rivals Peter's.

Because she and Peter often spent time in the same laboratory and sometimes attended academic conferences, science and technology exhibitions together, their relationship was quite good.

“Sorry, I’m not in the mood for your jokes, Debra,” Peter said, turning to leave.

He was going to see Dr. Connors now.

“Wait, Parker,” a man walked over and stopped Peter. “I thought you would be my biggest competitor, but it looks like you’ve already lost at the starting line.”

Peter looked at the man, whose clothes were strange, somewhat like those of a classical European nobleman, with a long black overcoat draped over his shoulders.

This is Michael Mobius, who, like Debra, was Peter's classmate at school, and could be considered one of his rivals.

As for his unusual attire, it's because he has Romanian ancestry, grew up in Eastern Europe, and was influenced by the culture there.

Peter didn't have much affection for this guy who was always going against him, and retorted, "Do you know the tortoise and the hare race?"

“Ha, in our country, a tortoise is nothing more than a delicious meal!” Michael Mobius said.

"Peter!"

Another beautiful blonde girl walked over from a short distance away, making Peter sigh at how popular Spider-Man '94 was with women.

If I remember correctly, there was also a woman he had an ambiguous relationship with, Mary Jane Watson. Hey, hey, stop hitting me, I don't care about these things anymore.

Peter calmed his turbulent thoughts.

But in reality, he couldn't calm down.