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Chapter 570 Spider-Men

Chapter 570 Spider-Men

So, what was Spider-Man doing after such a dangerous incident?

Peter Parker was chatting with the Human Torch in the Baxter Building, completely unaware of the heinous murder and its connection to the symbiote.

"You mean, you suggested that both girls continue dating you, and they agreed, or rather, tacitly approved?" Thunderbolt summarized Peter's situation: "Basically the same as before, except they no longer ask you to choose one of them."

"……right."

"Dude, be brave! For example, if I survive this, could you two go on a date with me?"

Considering Peter's age, Thunderbolt refrained from taking anything further, but still felt Peter was being rather timid. Peter hesitated for a moment, then tentatively asked, somewhat uncertainly, "Isn't this a bit inappropriate?"

"You're making unreasonable demands on two girls you can't bear to give up on, when you don't even know if you'll survive. Even if they're unhappy, can't you just back out in time?!"

Actually, that wasn't Peter's question. He was asking if this was setting too high a bar, giving off a vibe of "we'll go home and get married after this war."

"If you plan to continue at this pace, then you'll have to hope that there are always big events of this magnitude coming up, and that you still survive," Johnny complained helplessly. Peter then casually asked, "Haven't you ever encountered this situation before?"

"What's going on? Oh, nothing. The Fantastic Four don't usually encounter any cosmic-level crises. Generally, I just need to rely on my good looks, humor, and sometimes a little hero-saves-the-damsel-in-distress. Unlike you..."

Johnny suddenly stopped mid-sentence, then looked at Peter, who looked at him somewhat confused. Peter then heard Johnny ask, "Spider-Man, when...when did you get your powers?"

"Um, last March."

"So, three months after you gained your powers, New York was invaded by aliens," Johnny said, taking a sip of his Coke. "Did you debut around that time?"

"This is probably my first time. I went to New York City to rescue people wearing a homemade suit and fought off quite a few aliens. What's wrong?"

"So, after you debuted, New York started having alien outbreaks, alien slimes, time travelers..." Johnny felt he had hit the nail on the head: "All of this happened after you debuted, Spider-Man."

All the trouble in Universe 616 must be caused by Spider-Man!

Peter looked at Johnny speechlessly, then Johnny laughed and changed the subject: "Okay, let's leave your slow-paced romantic life aside for now, you're still young anyway. Speaking of which, why did you include Wolverine in your new Fantastic Four? I know you're comparable to Reed, Hulk to Ben Affleck, and that skull is as fiery as me—though not as handsome as me, Wolverine clearly can't compare to my sister."

"Why don't you go find that X-Men girl who can walk through walls? She'd be the right gender, her abilities would be more suitable, and besides..."

"We met by chance."

Peter interrupted Johnny with a single sentence, and then the two of them drank Coke together. Peter had no idea that his short-lived leisure time was about to end.

Although there is still a long time before it ends.

However, for Jonah Jameson, New York City had been plunged into a long and painful period since Doctor Octopus died, for the reason that...

"That new Spider-Woman—forgive my awkward word, but we really do have a Spider-Woman now—has already caused seven accidental injuries! This fully demonstrates the harm Spider-Man poses! This pest not only harms New York itself, it multiplies! Creating more and more pests! I strongly urge the government to form an anti-Spider-Man squad! Perhaps Spider-Man is harmless, but what about those damn imitators?!"

"Imitator? Seriously? I don't think Peter would use the 'Jameson Forgot Ghost Spider' trick. He doesn't even remember my real codename."

Gwen grumbled as she crouched against the wall. As one of the few changes brought about by Kovac, Gwen not only retained the memories of the Kang Dynasty, but also her spider abilities—she had now become a true ghost spider, a spider totem that could make everyone forget her existence.

Although from the perspective of the web of fate, Gwen is not actually as special as Peter and Cindy.

"But at least he's right about one thing: you don't yet have control over your powers and you still need training." Cindy stood on the roof and glanced at Gwen below. "I think Peter's concerns are valid. It's not really suitable for you to become a superhero before you've mastered your powers."

Both Peter and Cindy received training before their debut. Peter underwent combat training with Uncle Ben's help, controlling his strength and specifically exploring the limits of his power at the time. Cindy, on the other hand, received specialized training from S.H.I.E.L.D., ensuring that they would not cause any accidents when they began their operations.

The idea that "he just wanted to steal a wallet and got his hands broken by the ghost spider" is also highly unlikely.

Gwen was different. She first tried her powers on Earth-65, and then received a second injection when the Sinister Six took control of New York. It was then that the Kang Dynasty gained the powers, and the enemies they had to deal with were not ordinary enemies they needed to hold back against.

But not every day is the end of the world, and not every day involves facing enemies you can't hold back from. So Gwen wants Cindy to help train her. As for why she's asking Cindy, it's simply because she's more available than Peter.

Moreover, the two of them can also discuss other things.

"Let's talk about time management, you know, dating."

"What? Didn't he say he was going on dates with both of us at the same time?"

"..." Gwen sighed. "I'm pretty sure you misunderstood him."

Hey girls?

The two looked up and saw Spider-Woman flying towards them. Before they could say anything, Jessica spoke first: "Do you know where Peter, oh no, Spider-Man, went? I need to talk to him."

Gwen and Cindy exchanged a glance. They knew their senior's true identity, but they hadn't told her yet.

How did she know Peter's true identity?

"I texted him." Cindy glanced at the reply on her phone: "Perfect timing, we need to go somewhere."

(End of this chapter)