Writing diary complaints and being seen by Iron Man.

Chapter 478 Spider-Man’s destiny: the greater the power, the greater the responsibility!

Everyone couldn't help but nod their heads. Spider-Man appeared one after another. If Ned continued to draw circles like this, perhaps even more Spider-Man would appear.

Spider Parliament?

Spider-World War?

At this moment, Ned and MJ were both a little dumbfounded. Looking at this middle-aged man, MJ couldn't help but ask, "Are you Peter too?"

"Yes, Peter Parker." Toby Spider nodded and said, "I think I have seen both of you."

The Toby Spider and Garfield Spider started fighting the moment they met, and Toby Spider was the winner.

"So you're Spider-Man too, why didn't you tell us?" Ned asked.

"I really won't publicize this." Toby Spider said with a helpless smile. "It's a bit inconsistent with the style of an anonymous superhero."

Because his identity was exposed, he lost so much.

"It may sound strange, but since I came here, I have been looking for your friend..." Toby Spider said tentatively. "I have a feeling that he needs my help."

Obviously compared to Garfield Spider, he is more cautious and seems to know more things.

"Our help," Garfield Spider immediately added.

"He does."

MJ said with a sad face, "And to be honest, we are all he has now."

And Ned said helplessly: "But we don't know where he is..."

Hearing this, Toby Spider thought for a moment, and then said, "Well, let's put it this way, are there some places that are of special significance to him, where he might go, like that, where he can..."

"Escape from everything?" Garfield Spider said expressionlessly.

"If it were me, I'd go to the top of the Chrysler Building."

Toby Spider replied.

"I went to the Empire State Building," said Garfield. "The view was better."

Obviously, although these Spider-Men look different, many of their thoughts and ideas are similar. To a certain extent, although they are from different parallel time and space, they are indeed people from the same world.

"Yes, I think I know where he will go." MJ said immediately.

And Spider-Man Peter Parker outside the screen wiped the tears from the corners of his eyes, and slightly distanced himself from the death of Aunt May. He was much better off than himself in the screen. After all, his Aunt May was fine, and he still had a chance to save everything.

However, there was also a very indescribable feeling in his heart, and he didn't know how to describe it.

Especially after the electrician came with two helpers.

Fighting in a superhero team is not a strange topic for him. It is a very common thing for him. After all, he is in the most famous superhero team in the world.

But if your teammates are yourself in a parallel universe, that’s another matter.

Moreover, they all have the same behavioral logic, the same style of dealing with things, and even when they are sad, they will want to hide on the roof to avoid everything.

In the picture, MJ and Ned quickly found Spider-Man Peter Parker, and the three of them hugged each other tightly and shed tears silently.

For Spider-Man, losing Aunt May means he has lost his last relative.

However, he soon sensed the presence of the other two Spider-Men and immediately entered combat readiness. He thought another super villain had appeared.

Garfield Spider and Toby Spider jumped down from the roof, showing that they had no ill intentions.

"I'm sorry about Aunt May," Toby Spider said soothingly.

"My condolences," Garfield Spider followed suit. "I kind of understand what you're going through."

They all know what it feels like to lose a loved one.

They also watched Uncle Ben die in front of them like this.

The little Spider in this world lost his Uncle Ben when he was very young. He didn't even have many memories at that time, so relatively speaking, the pain was not that intense.

But now the death of Aunt May was as sad to him as the death of Uncle Ben to both of them, and it was indescribable.

"No, no, no, don't act like you know me very well. She died, and it's all my fault. I let her die in vain, so I should have done this from the beginning."

Peter Parker was feeling a bit resentful at this moment. He hated himself. He should have sent the people back at the beginning. After these people returned to their own time and space, whether they were dead or alive had nothing to do with him.

This is their fate.

Just like Doctor Strange.

For them, he completely turned against Doctor Strange who helped him. For them, Aunt May also died.

And he could do nothing but watch everything happening before his eyes.

This was the second time he felt so helpless.

The last time he felt so helpless was when Tony Stark died in front of him.

He felt like he could do something, but the reality was, he couldn't do anything.

"Neither of you belong here, so I'm going to send you home." Peter Parker said, looking at the two people in front of him with a vigilant look in his eyes. "Those guys are from your world, right? Then leave it to you to deal with. If they die, or you kill them, it will be counted on your head. It's none of my business. I don't care about anything. I've had enough."

If these two people continue to stay here, it will cause unpredictable consequences.

Tony Stark outside the screen saw this scene and sighed in his heart. There was no doubt that after this death, Spider-Man had grown up a lot.

Her womanly kindness has also been restrained a lot.

Sometimes, this is how people grow.

For smart people, knowledge can really turn stone into gold.

Most people are not stupid. After experiencing enough, they will naturally have enough predictions. But the problem is that most people do not have so much time or cost to grow.

The little guy's growth this time is based on Aunt Mei's death.

So what about next time?

What about next time?

This is the difference between smart people and stupid people.

Smart people can often see the big picture from the small details and draw the right conclusions by just a few things, but stupid people need to experience a heart-wrenching loss before they can understand the same truth.

Thinking of this, he patted Peter Parker's little head beside him, not knowing what to say for a moment.

Life and growth require painful experiences for ordinary people, let alone superheroes.

Many people only grow older throughout their lives, but fail to grow in knowledge, experience, or the way they behave.

"I'm sorry to have dragged you all into this, but you have to go back now. Good luck to you." Spider-Man said as he was about to pick up the artifact and send them back.

Hearing this, Toby Spider was the first to speak: "My Uncle Ben was killed, it was my fault!"

Spider Garfield also said with tears in his eyes: "I lost, I lost Gwen, she was mine... She was my MJ, I failed to save her, I will never forgive myself, but I insist on, try, try to continue, try to continue to be everyone's friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, because I know she wants me to do the same, but sometimes I will be ruthless, I become resentful, full of anger, I just don't want you to become like me!"

"The night Uncle Ben died, I caught who I thought was the murderer, and I wanted to kill him. Although I got what I wanted, I didn't feel better. It took me a long time to learn how to get through these dark days!" Toby Spider also shared how he survived the time when Uncle Ben passed away.

"I just want to kill him." Spider-Man Peter Parker said through gritted teeth. "Tear him into pieces. Aunt May's voice is still echoing in my mind..."

At this point, Spider-Man Peter Parker almost cried out loud, and after a moment he said with tears in his eyes: "Even though she was seriously injured, she still told me that we did the right thing. She told me that the greater the ability..."

"With great responsibility comes great responsibility." Toby Spider couldn't help but finish the sentence.

"Wait a minute, how do you know this?" Spider-Man Peter Parker said in shock.

"Uncle Ben told me," Garfield Spider explained.

And Toby Spider went further and said: "On the night he died, maybe she didn't die in vain, Peter!"

Spider-Man Peter Parker in the picture was very shocked, but the people outside the picture had a different feeling. They suddenly remembered a sentence that Lin Feng had mentioned in his diary before.

That is Spider's fate!

Before they just thought it was a joke, but now they have to admit, maybe, maybe it was a joke.

But it aptly describes Spider-Man, no, to be more precise, it is the fate of every Spider-Man.

In particular, whether it is Toby Spider or Garfield Spider, what they said were things that everyone had seen before.

Including how the two Spider-Men lost their Uncle Ben, because after gaining powerful powers, they became arrogant and even quarreled with their uncle.

This ultimately led to his uncle's death at the hands of others.

Of course, in terms of cause and effect, it really has nothing to do with them. They just watched him die without helping and ignored the matter. As for whether Uncle Ben would be beaten to death, who knew about that?

But that’s not how things work.

I believe that the two Spider-Men would never say that this matter has nothing to do with me.

This incident also taught them one thing: the greater the ability, the greater the responsibility.

(End of this chapter)