I'm not Spider-Man, even though I'm parasitized by an alien!

“Now lift your head.”

After Ghost John's head was lifted up, Fletcher stared straight at him.

"Tell me, what was your role in Tony Stark's expedition? Who else was in it? Tell me everything you know."

"I...I don't know what you're talking about?"

Ghost John pretended to be stupid.

Fletcher immediately produced a photograph of the conference room, which showed all the people who had participated in the copper mine's underground tunnel project.

Of course, the ghost John is also present in it.

"Don't tell me you don't recognize yourself in here."

"Yes Yes."

John the Ghost cried out in pain as his fingers were twisted again.

"I attended that meeting, but I didn't know anything about it, not even the identities of the other people. I only knew the vampire princess there."

He seemed to want to continue talking, but his fingers were in excruciating pain, and any sound or movement only made him suffer more.

"Is there more? Don't tell me you only know these things. Your life is still in my hands."

Fletcher's expression grew impatient.

"I also know a woman named Helen who seems to be connected to Spider-Man."

"Also, I know one of the mutants in there."

Fletcher became interested. "Who is it?"

“Anna Marie! She is a mutant.”

John the ghost said to her, “I know her because I have some connections with her friends.”

What are her abilities?

"She can absorb the memories and physical abilities of others through physical contact, and she is not limited to absorbing superhuman abilities; she has also absorbed the strength, agility, and sharp reflexes of ordinary people."

In fact, his description of the little rascal's abilities is not entirely accurate.

In the process of absorbing other people's memories, the little rascal also receives related emotional responses.

Therefore, she will not only remember the victim's former lover, but also feel the victim's feelings for that person.

She is usually able to control these emotions, but at times, she will be temporarily overwhelmed by the victim's emotions and briefly believe that she is that person and act like him or her.

Also.

In order to transfer the abilities and memories, her skin must come into contact with the victim's skin.

If she is wearing gloves, she cannot induce a transfer by touching someone else's hands or clothes.

Rogue can only absorb the abilities and memories of living organic beings: her absorption ability is ineffective against Vision because Vision is a robot.

In some ways, her abilities are even more overpowered than Peter's, but she also has more limitations.

Ghost John recounted to Fletcher what the little rascal had said at the meeting.

Upon hearing this, Fletcher's expression turned serious.

But the next second, while the other party was thinking, Han activated his teleportation ability, transforming into a skeleton and moving from inside the car to outside.

Using this ability, he was confident that he could definitely escape.

"Damn woman, one day..."

But before he could finish speaking, Fletcher teleported to his side in the next second.

John, dumbfounded, had his neck snapped.

"Anna Marie, and Spider-Man, what a lively scene! But unfortunately, your journey won't be so smooth."

Chapter 168 The Horrifying Human Wall!

The expedition team, fully prepared by Tony Stark, began its journey into the underground tunnels of the copper mine.

The members include Tony Stark, Danfoss, president of Warren Mining, Vampire Princess, Daywalker, Jack the Werewolf, Helen Nolan, Rogue, and four other mutants.

At 7:15 a.m., the helicopter flew northwest and entered the state park.

Fuel and food supplies, radio equipment, and everything else were all in place.

"The air is clear and the temperature is just right. It seems our expedition is going well at the beginning."

Tony Stark, in a good mood, addressed the people in the cockpit.

Helen had just finished sending a message to Peter on her phone when she looked up at the playboy.

She didn't think things would go so smoothly.

Once inside the tunnel, the environment began to feel oppressive.

The group used searchlights to navigate the maze-like building.

Werewolf Jack and Daywalker walked at the very back.

After being rescued by the Blademaster, the Shadow Werewolf temporarily followed him.

He regularly strikes down the dark creatures in the city, especially those wicked vampires.

Although he always had the potential to transform into a werewolf and still harbored a considerable amount of bestiality within him, his righteous actions still earned him the trust of Blade.

Have you heard of the Book of Darkness?

Jack suddenly asked the silent Blade.

Blade's gaze shifted to the other person. "Of course."

As someone who hunts vampires, he was naturally familiar with this famous book.

The Book of Darkness contains countless dark secrets that can grant readers almost any wish, but using it will come at a heavy price.

It is said that the world's first vampire was created by the Book of Darkness.

Before Atlantis sank, a group of wizards discovered the "Dark Scroll".

In the battle against Kur the Conqueror, the king of Atlantis, the wizards were hunted down and almost all died, but one man named Varna survived.

Despite his severe injuries, he still managed to find the incantation in the "Dark Scroll" with the intention of unleashing a new demon. After his death, he was reborn as the world's first vampire.

Over the centuries, the Dark Scrolls circulated among countless owners. In the sixth century AD, Morgan le Fay, the wizard of the Arthurian legend, found and compiled most of the Dark Scrolls and bound them into a book.

"actually"

Jack shone his flashlight on the surrounding walls and said to Blade, "The werewolf curse is also related to this book. My ancestor was likely bitten by a werewolf, and my father once read a passage from this book, which triggered the werewolf curse."

Blade, who had heard of the book's power and destructive potential, nodded and said, "Dracula has been looking for this book. I don't know what he's planning to do, but it's certainly not something good."

"Wasn't Dracula already killed by her?"

Jack turned his gaze to the vampire princess walking ahead and said.

"Dracula is immortal; he will always find a way back from hell."

Blademan gripped the silver dart in his hand tightly.

He knew how terrifying this guy was.

Upon hearing this, Jack slowly nodded.

He told Blade about his previous job.

“I was searching for this book, but along the way I was deceived by this woman, Fletcher, and my mind was controlled by her.”

Whenever he talks about this woman who controls his animalistic instincts, he feels like tearing this female vampire to pieces.

He wanted to say something more, but the road in front of them suddenly changed.

A peculiar group of buildings suddenly appeared before everyone's eyes.

The buildings here are bizarre, varied, magnificent, and full of unfamiliar exotic charm; even the photos taken don't capture their essence.

Some of the building's geometry is even difficult to find in Euclidean geometry—various truncated irregular cones; various disproportionate stepped structures; strangely bulging cylinders; broken column groups; bizarre pentagram structures or structures with five ridge lines.

The little rascal stared in shock at the scene before her, her camera capturing every single building in the frame.

Tony Stark went in first and looked down through the openwork of the building.

These seemingly scattered buildings are all connected to each other by stone bridges of varying heights.

An immense, invisible sense of oppression enveloped everyone.

"These."

The vampire princess touched the building, feeling the pitted and uneven marks on it.

"These are the ancient scripts of the vampires."

Although she is not a native vampire of Earth, she has some knowledge of the vampire language.

"What did it say?"

These heavy devices caused him, whose body wasn't superhuman, a lot of suffering.

"The text is severely damaged and incomplete."

The vampire princess frowned as she stared at the strange characters.

"It says that the vampires paid a heavy price to finally seal the demons of hell. All these words describe the great war of the past, and say that the vampires sleeping here are from that battle."

The vampire princess roughly guessed the message conveyed by the text.

Upon hearing this, Tony and Danvers exchanged a glance.

They both saw the confusion and shock in each other's eyes.

Tony shrugged. "So, we've arrived at the vampire's lair?"

Danfoss was already considering backing out. "Perhaps we can step back first and then discuss the plan in more detail."

He hesitated before speaking to the crowd.

He was unwilling to enter this underground world in the first place. If it weren't for the fear that Tony Stark, that bastard, was hiding something from him, he would never have gotten involved in this mess.