Let's restart, Spider-Man!

"I'm sure, he is Spider-Man." Barton shook his head helplessly.

Natasha shrugged. "Yes, even more Spider-Man than Spider-Man himself, but that's not his true strength."

Rhodes was behind Charlotte. He raised his hand and made a strangling gesture, and Pepper immediately shook her head.

She patted Morgan's head. "Go do your homework. We need to discuss how to get Tony back."

Morgan nodded, speaking very slowly.

"Okay, I'll be good. You must tell me when Daddy comes back."

She glanced at the strange Spider-Man, then turned and jogged into the room.

"Little guy, eat less sugar, or you'll lose another front tooth," Charlotte reminded him.

"A little bit~"

In the corner, Morgan made a face, then completely disappeared from Charlotte's sight.

Charlotte couldn't help but laugh when she saw this.

"Mischievous boy."

He looked at elderly Steve. "Are these the only ones?"

Old Steve looked out the window and frowned. "I also notified Peter. He should have arrived by now."

Hearing this, Charlotte silently looked up at the ceiling.

Outside the window, a young high school student peeked out, his face full of embarrassment.

"Yes, I've arrived."

Little Chili waved, "Come in quickly."

Peter Parker blushed and glanced at Charlotte.

"Um... he stole my battle suit, and now I'm naked."

The other Spider-Man is very strong and fast, and he is no match for him at all, so he can only accept his bad luck.

Upon hearing this, everyone's expressions grew even stranger.

Seeing that everyone's eyes were on him, Xia Luo nodded awkwardly.

"Haha, sorry, I thought you were Spider-Man passing by, so I didn't bother you. But I'm not wearing any clothes either. Do you have a spare suit?"

Peter Parker covered his face. "I didn't."

As Charlotte spoke, he plopped down on the sofa, clearly having no intention of returning the battle suit.

Seeing this, Pepper Potts had no choice but to find one of Tony's "pre-death" clothes and have Peter Parker change into it.

Before long, everyone gathered at a table and looked at each other in bewilderment.

"Who wants to go first?" Charlotte asked.

Old Steve coughed once, "Let me speak first!"

He looked at Charlotte and said, “After the resurrection match, my body aged again, but thanks to the extra month of lifespan, I am able to stand in front of you.”

Charlotte nodded. "A month is good. You'll be playing the revival match with me soon."

“Yes, I’m looking forward to it.” Old Steve said expressionlessly.

Upon seeing this, Natasha couldn't help but facepalm.

Steve was used to it, but she wasn't.

She told Charlotte, "Steve said Tony also won the resurrection match, but we've dug up his grave; he didn't come back to life."

Charlotte had already heard the old man mention this matter.

He was busy playing in the competition at the time, so he didn't pay much attention.

But now, he has a great deal of curiosity.

Charlotte pondered, "Tony died because he snapped his fingers, which is very different from our situation. Perhaps it's because of the special nature of the Infinity Stones that he couldn't be resurrected."

Barton said, "Yes, we've thought about that too, but the Infinity Stones are gone, and we can't get any clues."

Charlotte stroked her chin. "If we can find someone else who snapped their fingers, we might be able to get some information."

Upon hearing this, everyone exchanged glances and said in unison.

"Dr. Banner!"

Old Steve stood up. "I'll go find him right away."

Natasha shook her head. "He went on vacation to an island and has lost contact with the outside world."

Rod continued, "And his cousin."

"This is troublesome."

Old Steve frowned. "We need to find a way to get in touch with Banner."

Charlotte took a sip of her juice and checked the time.

"It's almost time, I have to go back. Contact me again when you have more clues."

"Oh, and don't you dare call me when I'm taking a dump," he warned the old man.

Old Steve shrugged. "How would I know what you're doing?"

"Then let's find a secluded space and take proper protective measures."

"no problem."

"That's it."

Charlotte stood up, her gaze falling on Peter Parker.

"Besides me, do you know any other Spider-Men?"

Peter Parker was taken aback. "What did you say? I don't understand."

"Okay, I understand the current situation."

Charlotte glanced upstairs and said, "Come in and get your nanosuit later. If you have time, you can accompany Ned to Kamar-Taj so he can learn more magic. He'll be more reliable than you in a pinch."

After speaking, he transformed into an arc of electricity and disappeared from the scene.

Seeing this, everyone couldn't help but sigh.

Barton narrowed his eyes slightly. "He is indeed a very powerful Spider-Man."

Natasha sighed, "If he had been on the battlefield, perhaps we wouldn't have failed."

Old Steve took a deep breath. "If I encounter Thanos again, I can definitely keep that guy occupied for a whole day."

Peter Parker, on the other hand, was recalling what Charlotte had told him.

"Ned is an idiot. He can't even understand math, how could he possibly learn magic? And he's more reliable than me?"

He shook his head; that was simply impossible.

"Alright, the problem now is how to find Dr. Banner."

Little Chili suggested, "If you can't get in touch with him, try contacting his cousin."

She looked at Barton. "Who is his cousin?"

"A lawyer."

"Very good, there's no way we can't get in touch with the lawyer."

Chili Pepper took action and asked Happy to do it.

Finally, she looked at Peter.

“Because of Mysterio, everyone knows who you are now, but Steve reminded me of something I think I need to tell you.”

"What?" Peter Parker looked completely bewildered.

Beside him, elderly Steve stood with a solemn expression.

“Peter, Spider-Man has great potential, but you are still young, and there are some consequences you cannot bear.”

"What are you saying?" Peter Parker still didn't understand.

Seeing this, elderly Steve had no choice but to continue.

"The Spider-Man we just saw was named Charlotte Parker. I played many resurrection matches with him, and I learned a secret from him."

"His superpowers?" Natasha raised an eyebrow.

Old Steve glanced behind him guiltily. "No, this has nothing to do with his superpowers."

He said earnestly, "Spider-Man's destiny."

"Fate?"

Peter Parker's eyes widened, filled with curiosity.

Older Steve patted Peter on the shoulder. “Spider-Man’s fate is tragic and lonely. If you’re careless, you will lose your only family member.”

"What!!"

Peter Parker was utterly shocked. "Impossible! How could this be?"

Old Steve shook his head. "Spider-Man said that in the multiverse, almost every Spider-Man loses Ben Parker, then loses love, friendship, and finally becomes a lonely hero."

"But my Uncle Ben died many years ago."

"Yes, so Spider-Man wasn't wrong."

"That guy seems unreliable; I don't really trust him."

"You have to believe me, of all the Spider-Men I've met, apart from Sherlock Parker, all the others met tragic ends."

Older Steve tries to completely convince Peter Parker.

Behind them, Rhodes and Barton exchanged a glance.

"The multiverse is amazing."

"Yes, even with so many Spider-Men, we couldn't gather one Uncle Ben."