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

"When Gwen returns, I'll take control of the spider silk."

Chapter 277 Sisterly Affection and Zhang Parker

After Gwen returned to the main universe 616, she tried making a phone call.

And it really connected right away.

"Gwen? Where are you?"

"Uh, I'm back on Earth 616."

Gwen looked at the surrounding night and unconsciously wrapped herself up tighter to keep the cold wind out.

Although her body is now completely immune to heat and cold.

"Where are you, Peter?"

Gwen finds herself missing Peter a little now.

Although they haven't been apart for long, it feels like they've been apart for ages.

Perhaps it's because there are many dimensions separating the two that the feeling is so intense.

"Okay, although I don't know how to like someone, we should have love."

Gwen said in a low voice, put her phone away, and headed to the location Peter had provided.

Although Gwen doesn't know how she will love someone.

But she knew she cared about Peter, deeply and completely.

"Whoosh!"

Gwen shot out a web, pulling herself into the air, and then gracefully landed on the rooftop of the building.

She took out her phone, turned on the radio mode, set it to random channel search mode, and let it search for anything.

The radio station oscillated between static, country music, and religious broadcasts until it finally found a nighttime show on the paranormal talk show Coast to Coast AM on ArtBell radio.

The commentators inside talk about conspiracies, UFOs, and all sorts of strange and wonderful things about America.

ArtBell Radio – Your best friend when you're wandering alone at night.

"Hmm, not bad."

After Gwen confirmed the channel, she continued to shoot silk from her wrists and swing into the sky.

She really liked this feeling, like drifting aimlessly in a fog.

Gwen soon arrived at the hotel Peter had mentioned.

Seeing Peter standing in front of her, Gwen happily rushed over to him.

"Feel the embrace that transcends dimensions."

Gwen said happily.

Not far away, a spider cat perched on the black cat's shoulder, quietly watching the two embrace.

Then he looked up at the crows perched on the trees in the distance.

Cars sped past on the road, and crows flew away in the streetlights.

It's like something out of a Hitchcock movie.

The entire road was covered with birds, blackbirds and crows, moving restlessly in the paths around the road, their claws scratching incessantly on the asphalt.

One of the birds pointed far away, its eyes fixed on her.

Some of them murmured, or chirped, or made chattering sounds from the back of their throats.

The black cat even felt that any one of these birds could fly towards her at any moment.

Or, as if in hell, all the birds fly toward him together—wings, beaks, and claws.

Spider-Cat became interested in the crows on the road, jumped off the black cat's shoulder, and pounced on the crows.

Spider-cats, which can release silk from their claws, have no difficulty dealing with these ordinary crows.

"Whoosh!"

Spider silk shot from its claws, and the spider cat's attack accurately struck a crow.

The cawing crow was swatted to the ground by its claw.

When Gwen heard the sound, she saw spider silk shooting out from the spider cat's claws.

Gwen stared in shock as she watched the spider-cat in its spider costume pounce on the crow.

"This is this?!"

She pointed at the spider cat in shock, speechless for a long time.

"Yes, it's a spider cat, the kind that can shoot spider silk."

The black cat emerged from the shadows and spoke to Gwen.

Gwen stared blankly at the black cat. "A black cat?!"

At first, she thought the black cat in front of her was a black cat from the main world, but looking at its rock-and-roll style attire, she quickly recognized that it was Felicia Hardy, the black cat from her own world—Earth 65.

"Long time no see, Gwen."

"Felicea, is it really you?!"

"I think it should be me, because my appearance is quite different from the black cats of this world."

Gwen found it incredible that the black cat would come here, especially with a spider cat by its side.

At this moment, the spider cat, with a crow in its beak, walked arrogantly in front of the black cat, seemingly showing off that it had caught a delicious prey.

The black cat glanced disdainfully at the prey the spider cat had caught. "You haven't been to my concert in a long time. I've been looking everywhere for you to be a guest at my upcoming concert, Gwen."

Gwen knew perfectly well that she was joking.

But it was still great to see my friends in another world.

"Thanks, but I don't have much time lately. We have to fight a bunch of guys right now."

Gwen came over and hugged the black cat.

Peter looked at the black cat and Gwen with surprise; he had thought the two would have a heated argument.

Didn't Gwen previously say she was wary of black cats?

They seem like best friends now.

Filled with deep doubt, the three of them headed towards the inn together.

The black cat told Gwen about her recent experiences, why she came to the main world, and her and Peter's experiences in the 999 world.

Upon hearing the black cat recount her and Peter's adventures on Earth 999, Gwen gave Peter a somewhat resentful look.

But when she heard the black cat say that she wanted to see her father, even if he was from a different world, Gwen's resentment dissipated.

She knew that feeling. After listening to the Spider-Men recount their experiences on Earth-13, she learned about the pain and regrets that every Spider-Man had gone through.

It seems that every Spider-Man has lost one of the people he loves most.

Gwen really empathizes with those Spider-Men.

In comparison, he still has his father and Peter, making him probably the happiest Spider-Man in all parallel universes.

Hearing Black Cat talk about these things now, she felt heavy-hearted and saddened for Black Cat.

"Yes, it seems everyone has regrets."

Gwen said sadly, "But we can only look forward, although what I'm saying may not help you much."

"Hmm, I don't need your comfort."

The black cat shrugged. "Now it seems you and Peter are in bigger trouble."

"Yes."

Gwen exhaled and said:

“We’re in trouble now, we’re in deep trouble, and we’re going to get deeper and deeper into it. What Peter and I, and many Spider-Men, are going through is definitely not as simple as wading through a stream, but rather like crossing a great river.”

She thought for a moment and continued, "No oars, no boat, not even a pair of small inflatable 'arm floats'—the forces of darkness are attacking us."

The black cat's eyebrows twitched, and it picked up the restless spider cat beside it, rubbing its ears.

"Okay, that sounds pretty serious."

She petted Spider-Cat and said, “It sounds like you guys are going to decide the fate of the Spider-Men, but fate will resist those who try to change it in a ‘fun way.’ Sometimes fate is hard to change.”

The black cat coughed and began to share its thoughts on fate.

However, his way of speaking was somewhat pessimistic.

Where is the spider silk?

Peter interrupted their "whining" and asked Gwen.

“She stayed there. Captain Universe said he would protect her, so I came back early.”

Gwen said to him, "They also want to invite you."

"Me? I have no interest in teaming up."

Peter shook his head. "The spider silk can't fall into their hands. We have to make sure it's in our hands."

"Are you sure?"

After thinking for a moment, Gwen said, "I don't think they will necessarily agree. There are a lot of them, more than twenty."

Upon hearing about the possibility of a fight, Black Cat looked at Peter with interest. "Are you confident that one person can defeat more than twenty Spider-Men, Peter?"

"At this point, did you remember that we are a team?"

The black cat shrugged. "Haven't you always preferred to act alone, Peter?"

"That's when the score is due."

Peter patted Spider-Cat's head, finding it quite nice to touch. "After all, isn't teaming up all the rage these days? I want to keep up with the trend."