Marvel's Spider-Man: Web of Fate

"If only the Sandman were here right now," Peter thought to himself.

There are fire hydrants on the street, but they are filled with water. The car is now mostly burning gasoline, so using water to extinguish the fire might actually intensify it.

Therefore, the most suitable method is to use sand to directly isolate oxygen.

Unfortunately, there are no Sand People in this world.

Thinking it over, Peter simply acted as a "human loading and unloading machine," moving one vehicle after another from their original positions, removing the cars that had been jammed together due to the accident, and straightening them again.

When everything became orderly, the previously congested streets suddenly became empty.

While Peter was doing these tasks, the team of firefighters who had come on foot also arrived.

However, Peter had already basically finished their work.

After they arrived, they did some work to identify and fill in any gaps.

Unlike Commissioner Stacy from The Amazing Spider-Man, they didn't feel that Spider-Man had stolen their job and therefore harbored hostility towards him.

After all, Peter's Spider-Man isn't like the "wild" Spider-Man; he's an Avengers member officially recognized by Iron Man!

Although opinions on the Avengers are mixed, most people, especially those who have lived in New York for a long time, know what the Avengers mean.

Not everyone is an ingrate.

Amidst the crowd's expressions of gratitude, Peter left and continued his journey toward Stark Tower.

The Stark Tower has actually been a bit deserted lately because Tony Stark has sold it and the handover process is underway.

Peter was also curious about who the person was who could persuade Tony Stark to sell Stark Tower.

Stark Tower is more than just a building.

First of all, it is the base of the Avengers.

Secondly, it uses a large arc reactor designed by Tony Stark as its energy source.

Simply put, this building doesn't need to pay for electricity.

In addition, thanks to Tony Stark's years of management, the various facilities inside Stark Tower are highly technologically advanced.

Even though some parts were removed during the move, it doesn't affect this point at all.

So Peter was really curious about how that mysterious buyer managed to purchase it from Tony Stark.

However, Stark didn't say anything, and he didn't specifically ask.

Anyway, Tony Stark said that the lab assigned to him wouldn't be taken back; it would just be moved to the Avengers' new base along with it.

Although this means he'll have to take the subway for several more stops, there's nothing he can do about it.

Perhaps he has another idea: he could see if the buyer of the Stark Tower would be willing to rent out a floor to him.

Although he doesn't yet have the money to rent a floor as a laboratory, his composite spider silk material has already begun to take off and is gradually creating wealth for him.

Within a year at most, he will definitely have enough money to rent a whole floor!

He wasn't saying he was in a hurry to jump ship and go it alone.

However, as a scientific researcher, how many people can resist the temptation of having their own laboratory?

Moreover, if he wants to build his own small team, he will need a base as a place for the team's activities, right?

We can't exactly do it at Zhongcheng Science and Technology Middle School, can we?

Having our own laboratory is imperative!

Chapter 110 The Origins of the Master of Imitation

Peter soon arrived at the foot of Stark Tower.

Until the handover is fully completed, this place will continue to serve as the Avengers' activity location.

Well, of course, there aren't many Avengers left now.

Peter only found out about this recently, after he actually became an Avenger.

In the current Avengers, Captain America, Falcon, Hawkeye, and Wanda have all been completely removed from the list and have even become criminals, wanted by the police.

Black Widow was also criminalized after Black Panther reported her for letting Captain America and Winter Soldier escape.

Although Colonel Rhodes, the war machine, has awakened, he is still recuperating.

Tony Stark said he was planning to install a prosthetic arm to assist him, but before he could do anything about it, Colonel Rhodes was taken away by the military, who said there might be a way to cure him.

Tony Stark didn't think much of it.

Colonel Rhodes was originally a member of the military, so it's good that they have their own treatment methods.

Over the years, the military has absorbed a lot of alien technology and also possesses some mystical forces. Their hidden power should not be underestimated, and they may indeed have a way to cure Colonel Rhodes.

As for the remaining Thor and Hulk, one returned to Asgard, while the other disappeared during the battle with Ultron.

There was originally only one Vision left, but Peter accidentally learned from Tony Stark that Vision had "run away from home" not long ago.

Stark, however, was interested in finding out where this "unfilial son" had gone.

But Vision not only possesses the Mind Stone, but he was also originally Stark's artificial intelligence Jarvis, and he is extremely familiar with the technology of the network world.

If he wanted to, there was no technological means to track him down.

Well, in the end, the Avengers are only Iron Man and Spider-Man left.

Of course, there are actually many support staff within the Avengers.

The Taskmaster has now been taken to a solitary confinement room by the support staff.

The person in charge of interrogating her is Friday, Iron Man's current AI assistant.

He clearly considered the possibility that Taskmaster might know the true identity behind Spider-Man's mask, which is why he chose to have Friday interrogate him instead of the support staff.

When Peter arrived, he found that Tony Stark was already there!

Is this guy flying back in armor, faster than he can swing on spider webs?

Upon Peter's arrival, Tony Stark casually placed something in front of him.

wow——

A virtual projection was projected from it.

"We've already figured out her identity. As for yours, she knows it, but it shouldn't have been leaked yet."

Peter began to read it carefully.

Taskmaster's real name is Antonia Drekoff, the daughter of General Drekoff, the overseer of the Red Room. She was once used by Black Widow Natasha Romanov and Hawkeye Clint Patton to track down General Drekoff.

During the operation, the explosion affected Antonia, severely injuring her.

General Drekoff conducted human experiments on Antonia and implanted a learning chip in the back of her head.

It was this learning chip that not only restored Antonia's mobility but also gave her an extraordinary ability to copy movements, allowing her to remember and perfectly replicate the fighting styles of others by observing and studying their actions.

This is how she got the title of "master of imitation".

Before coming to find Peter, she used videos of the Avengers' civil war at Berlin Airport, as well as videos left behind by the Avengers during past operations, to replicate Captain America's shield techniques, Black Widow's contortionism, Hawkeye's archery skills, Black Panther's physical skills, and so on.

She even learned some of Peter's fighting techniques.

Unfortunately, Peter's fighting style at the time relied almost entirely on his own superhuman strength, agility, and physical coordination, which was not of much reference value to Taskmaster.

As for combat skills, what kind of systematic combat skills do you expect a 15-year-old who has just gained abilities to have?

The Imitation Master probably still can't understand why Peter went from a complete novice to a fighting master in just half a year.

If Peter doesn't have any fighting skills, he might really be at a disadvantage against Taskmaster.

However, given that he also possesses sufficient fighting skills, even if Taskmaster can learn them, Peter has enough means to counter and break through them, and then uses his superior physical abilities to easily overwhelm her.

It can only be said that the imitation master's defeat was entirely justified.

As for why she came to find Peter, it was actually because Peter was too famous and attracted a lot of attention.

Peter's performance in the battle at Berlin Airport was quite impressive.

But at that time it was not enough to attract the attention of General Derekov, the supervisor of the Red House.

Later, as Peter continued his activities, his information continued to appear in the public eye, which attracted the attention of many relevant organizations.

The Red House is one of them.

Because they realized that Spider-Man was not just a user of high-tech equipment, but an enhanced person whose body had undergone benign mutations for some reason!

Super Soldier!

This is undoubtedly something that many secret organizations are very interested in.

As early as World War II, the United States launched the Super Soldier program, and Captain America was born.

Afterwards, Hydra launched the Winter Soldier program, creating several Winter Soldiers, including Bucky Barnes. However, apart from Bucky, the others were killed by a psychologist named Zemo at the base in Siberia.

Afterwards, Hydra used the Mind Stone, which they had stolen during the Battle of New York, to modify Wanda and Pietro, drawing out the power hidden within their bodies.

Wanda thus gained mysterious chaos magic, while Quicksilver gained the ability to move at high speed.

General Drekoff was interested in Spider-Man and even sent Taskmaster to see if he could capture Spider-Man and, at the very least, get some blood samples.