Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

First, the spider silk emitter he painstakingly researched was rendered obsolete!

Secondly, we really must believe in science!

Although Iron Man doesn't use webs as one of his primary offensive methods, the scientifically analyzed web-shooting techniques he developed are indeed very useful.

For example, the bouncing spider web is a type of spider silk bullet that can be delayed in its burst. Due to the addition of some special processes, it does not explode immediately upon launch.

If the enemy is hiding behind a wall, Peter can launch the bouncing web directly at a simple launch angle to knock them down!

There is also the spider web grenade, which is a special type of spider web bullet containing a large amount of spider web solution. After being thrown, it will turn into a huge spider web in an instant.

This method of instantly creating a network can also be applied in many other places.

For example, when dealing with drunk drivers who didn't follow the rules on the street, he would always use his own strength to pull the vehicle back when it went out of control to prevent it from hitting people.

However, it is actually difficult to completely stop it, and it often causes some unnecessary losses.

Although he doesn't have to compensate for the loss, since he chose to help, he naturally wants to do his best!

At this moment, if there were such a spider web grenade, it could instantly form a large net, directly catching the car that was about to fall in mid-air.

This gives him ample time to handle the car with care.

Other types of net shooting methods also have their own uses.

Even without actually studying the tutorial, Peter could glean some insights just from the name and description.

Then, Peter took a quick look at the rest of the training protocol.

Some were disabled, and he was informed that he needed to reach a certain training level to unlock them.

But just those that weren't banned made him feel like he had gained a lot.

Peter then began to realize the value of this battle suit.

Its materials, texture, and artificial intelligence are only one aspect; the knowledge carefully incorporated into it is, in Peter's view, no less valuable than that!

Peter Stark didn't know why Iron Man was being so kind to him, but he knew he had to remember this kindness!

Even if it's just for a "transaction," making a quick and easy dish to get rid of him is completely different from making a thoughtful and heartfelt one to give him!

Out of gratitude to Iron Man, Peter resumed his "jumping around" in the room.

Bang!

Bang!

Bang!

Boom boom boom!

There was a knock on the door.

Peter nimbly rolled over and looked out through the peephole; no one was there.

Huh?

Boom boom boom!

There was a few more knocks on the door, then it was opened.

Oh, it's just the door to the room.

The person who walked in was Happy.

He almost forgot that his room was connected to Happy's room.

Happy stared blankly at Peter, who was dressed in a Spider-Man suit, then scanned the dense spiderwebs covering the ceiling, corners, and other surfaces: "Are you planning to turn this place into a spider cave? You're Spider-Man, not a spider monster."

Peter scratched his head, looking a little embarrassed.

Discovering so many interesting things made him so excited that he forgot all about this.

He's in a hotel now. If the room service finds the cobwebs in this room, wouldn't his identity be exposed?

Fortunately, Happy noticed his embarrassment and said, "Stop now. If you want to test the suit, wait until we get back. I'll extend the stay in this room for another day until the specialists have cleaned up the traces before canceling it."

"Thank you, thank you," Peter said with a sigh of relief, thanking him repeatedly.

He doesn't want to reveal his identity yet.

It's not a big deal that his true identity was discovered by superheroes like Iron Man and Ant-Man.

After all, we're all the same kind of people.

We don't interfere with each other's lives when we're not doing anything.

But if ordinary people find out, then it will be troublesome.

He had already experienced this in the world of Spider-Man Noir.

In that world, Spider-Man Noir's true identity was never revealed. It was only because Ben Ulric had a close relationship with Peter that danger befell Peter and his Aunt May.

If Peter hadn't gained the spider's powers, or if he hadn't reacted in time and gone back a step later, Aunt May would definitely have followed in Uncle Ben's footsteps and fallen victim to the vulture's clutches!

He absolutely did not want to bring these things to his Aunt May's side!

After giving him a warning, Happy went back to his room.

Peter could only lie on the bed, bored.

Before he knew it, he had fallen asleep.

He had a long dream.

In his dream, he saw countless Spider-Men.

There's a burly Spider-Man in a black suit, a slender Spider-Man in a white suit, a Spider-Man in a steampunk-style exoskeleton, and even a Spider-Ham with a pig nose.

Finally, he seemed to see a giant spider web, with a figure sitting inside it.

The night passed quickly.

Peter did not live to see Iron Man arrive.

The next morning, Happy received a message from Iron Man, and then took Peter back to New York, USA, on the same private plane they had come on.

It is said that Iron Man went to Siberia and fought with Captain America and the Winter Soldier. It seems to have been a fierce battle filled with personal grudges.

He didn't see Iron Man again until he got off the plane in New York.

However, Iron Man did not elaborate on the specifics of what happened next.

Peter could only vaguely guess what was going on from the occasional low spirits he exuded.

Iron Man didn't make any follow-up arrangements for him.

Although he performed admirably in this incident, Iron Man probably considered his studies and didn't want him to devote too much energy to the superhero "career"—if it really can be considered a career.

Anyway, on the way back, Iron Man kept emphasizing to Peter that he should focus on his studies and stop thinking about unnecessary things.

Peter could only respond with a few "uh-huhs" to brush it off.

Chapter 20 The Second Time Travel

As the car approached Queens, Iron Man pulled Peter aside and had him film an alibi video.

Well, it's mainly for appeasing Aunt May.

Peter thought about it and realized it made sense, so he filmed a short clip.

Iron Man then tells Peter that Happy will become his personal contact.

If they need Peter's help, someone will contact him.

As Peter was getting out of the car, Iron Man noticed his absent-mindedness and roughly guessed what Peter was thinking. He said, "Remember, don't do what I can do, and don't do what I can't do."

Peter asked doubtfully, "Then I should do nothing?"

“No, no, right in between these two areas, there’s a gray area, and that’s your sphere of influence.” Iron Man didn’t want to dampen Peter’s enthusiasm.

Peter seemed thoughtful: "Aww~"

Does this mean he has obtained official permission to act?

From now on, when he moves around the streets, he will no longer be a vigilante, but a prospective avenger!

As for how big the gray area is?

Haha, didn't you see that even Iron Man himself couldn't explain it clearly?

Hey hey hey.

Peter envisioned a bright future.

Iron Man suddenly turned to the side.

Peter thought Iron Man was going to give him a hug before leaving, but Iron Man simply opened the car door for him: "I didn't mean to hug you, we're not that close yet."

Peter:

When Peter got home, Aunt May hadn't come home from get off work yet.

So he lay in bed and continued to ponder the web-shooter.

Actually, if it weren't almost dinnertime, he would definitely go out to try it out instead of staying home to debug it.