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Tony's face turned dark when he heard what Bank said. Of course, based on his understanding of Bank, he knew that he was joking.

So Tony ignored him and looked at Peter Parker and said: "Boy, since we both think highly of you, then you are officially an intern of the Avengers. Go report to the Trident Building tomorrow and take a look at your Senior, a quick-footed kid who never graduates."

"Is he Quicksilver? I know him. He's so cool. He's as fast as lightning. I gave him a name, Flash. Isn't it more appropriate?" Spider-Man heard a boy with quick hands and feet, and instantly He reacted and asked with a silly look on his face.

Bank became a little weird when he heard this. The Flash has come out, so can I give him a nickname, Superman?

Bank said to him: "Don't use nicknames blindly. Just come and report tomorrow. The captain will teach you personally. He is a model worker."

Peter Parker looked excited at first, but when he heard tomorrow's report, he hesitated. He said: "But tomorrow is Monday, and I have to go to class. If I skip class again, the volcano will erupt. Do you know who the volcano is? He is my dean, he is even more fierce than you."

Bank and Tony were stunned when they heard this, and then they remembered that this kid was still in school, so this was not going to be easy.

Bank couldn't say anything like stop studying, there is no future in studying, come with us and join the society.

But Tony was different. He pursed his lips and said, "There is no future in studying. Whatever you want to learn, Captain and SHIELD can teach you. What you learn in school is not as good as one plus one." What's the difference? SHIELD can put everything you learned in school into your head in two months."

Bank made no comment on this, but was sure that Tony would be disappointed.

After hearing this, Peter Parker immediately shook his head and said with a grimace: "No, I can't tell Aunt May that I am Spider-Man, otherwise she will worry to death, and I don't want to give up my studies either. Maybe not as important as being an Avenger, but not by much."

Tony seemed impatient when he heard this, but as expected, he had an inexplicable fatherly nature towards Little Spider.

Tony pursed his lips and said to him: "Why are you in so much trouble? Then tell your Aunt May that you can intern at Stark Industries. I can give you a certificate and come to SHIELD to report on the weekend. From now on, your There is one more step to the learning task, you need to learn how to become a qualified superhero."

Peter Parker was obviously moved by Tony's fatherly attributes. He said excitedly: "Can I become an employee of Stark Industries? Aunt May has been worried about where I can work after I graduate from college. She knows I must be very happy that I only use weekends to come to SHIELD to study, right? Our Avengers base is as cool as the ones in science fiction movies."

Bank picked up a grape and threw it into his mouth. He looked at the excited little spider and said, "You have asked this question twice. Our Avengers base is of course cool. It has sandbags, a boxing ring, and even... Ping pong table and pool room.”

Spider-Man didn't seem to react when he heard this. He looked at Bank blankly and asked: "Is this all there is? Shouldn't there be a lot of high-tech equipment in it?"

Bank ignored him and said: "Yes, there are three water dispensers, and there is a dryer in the toilet. What I like most is the VR equipment. The captain and I often compete online and I always win."

Spider-Man was instantly confused. He knew he had been tricked. He looked downcast and said, "Is this how you treat newcomers?"

"Of course not," Bank denied.

Peter Parker raised his head and asked innocently: "How was that treated?"

"Bang~"

Bank slapped him on the head again and said, "That's it."

Peter Parker almost burst into tears. He said, "Do all newcomers have to be beaten? Now the prisons are not allowed to beat prisoners."

Bank chuckled: "It's not the newcomers who will be beaten, but you, the newcomer, will be beaten. And we are not training prisoners, or even soldiers, we are training superheroes. I thought you were mentally prepared for it."

The loving father Tony watched Bank beat Peter Parker again, and he stood up to seek justice. He frowned and said, "Okay, stop teasing him, he's just a kid."

After saying this, Bank could feel a feeling of sympathy for each other, or a feeling of "father and son are of the same mind" from the look between them.

He looked at Peter Parker who cast a grateful look at Tony, shrugged helplessly and said: "Okay, since you are already an intern of the Avengers, I hope you will be prepared these days, because Captain and S.H.I.E.L.D. You’re not going to be gentle with recruits, you’d better do your homework last night on Friday night, otherwise you’ll have to go to the bathroom and write it down while crying on Monday morning.”

Spider-Man understood. He said: "What time will I report on Saturday morning? I think I have to say goodbye to my laziness. This is really a sad story."

Bank did not tell him what time it was, but said: "It depends on your sincerity, any time is fine, but don't keep the team waiting for a long time. The third thing he hates is being late."

"What about the number two and number one that number three hates?" Spider-Man wondered.

Bank shrugged and said: "The second person I hate is me, and the first person I hate is naturally me for being late."

Spider-Man's eyes widened at these remarks, but just as he was about to say something, his phone rang.

Peter Parker's expression changed and he said, "Aunt May called me. It's already this o'clock. I should go home for dinner."

With that said, he hung up the phone and sent Aunt Mei a text message that she would be home soon. Then he stood up, looked at the two people here and said, "I have to leave or I will be scolded again when I get home."

Bank looked at the busy Peter Parker with a smile, and said casually: "Why don't you stay and eat, and see my craftsmanship."

Spider-Man was stunned, not to mention that he was moved. After all, who has seen the gatekeeper's craftsmanship? Who has such an honor, let him cook by himself.

Even Tony on the side looked at Bank in surprise. In all these years, he had never seen this guy cook by himself.

Peter Parker said blankly: "Is it really true?"

But who would have thought that Bank's face darkened and he said: "You're just pretending to go out and say hello, you don't understand. I'm eating instant noodles by myself at home, so why don't I make them for you?"

Peter Parker gave Bank one last resentful look, and then jumped out of the window in despair.

Bank Lanlost has naturally become his lifelong psychological shadow.

How can there be such a person?