Gwen Spider: I'm from Prototype

Chapter 30 Peter, Do You Like Spider-Woman?
Peter bent down to pick up the documents on the ground for the other party.

The title on the document - "The Possibility of Cross-species Transgenics and Human Organ Regeneration" clearly caught his eyes.

"Thank you!"

After receiving the document handed over by Peter, the somewhat embarrassed middle-aged man thanked him repeatedly.

"Are you a biologist?"

Peter asked casually.

"Yes, Kurt Connors, I have been working on cross-species transgenic research."

It was difficult for Kurt Connors to hold a large stack of documents with one hand. He leaned the documents close to his chest with difficulty to prevent them from being scattered again.

"I see that your documents mention echinoderms and reptiles such as starfish, earthworms, salamanders, and salamanders. Are you studying the cell differentiation ability of these creatures?"

Peter continued to ask him.

While listening to the other party's name, Peter recognized the unattractive middle-aged man wearing glasses in front of him, who should be the lizard man.

But the other party has not become a lizardman yet, at most he is only interested in lizards.

It seemed that he didn't expect that someone would talk to him about genetically modified regeneration. Connors was a little startled, and then felt a burst of excitement.

For him who is frustrated, having someone who is willing to listen to him will make him happy for a long time.

"Yes, sir. I have been researching the ability of lower organisms like lizards to regenerate limbs. If I can overcome the repulsion between cross-species transgenics, I can apply this regeneration ability to humans."

Peter nodded after hearing the words.

To some extent, the "black light virus" has this regeneration ability.

Not only does it have a powerful regenerative ability, but it can also completely achieve immune rejection after phagocytizing and dissolving other living organisms.

Whether it is an animal virus, a plant virus, or a bacteriophage, it will be swallowed by the "black light virus", and the protein in it will be converted into an energy medium according to a precise response, and the recorded genetic information will be retained.

If the molecular formula of the "black light virus" can be written, it will definitely be a great discovery.

The Kurt Connors in front of him happened to be a biologist, and he was a scientist with considerable research on DNA and gene transcription, as well as human cytology.

Thinking of this, Peter turned his gaze to the other party.

"Generally speaking, only embryonic stem cells in the human body are capable of differentiation and pluripotency, but its research is subject to ethical constraints. Are you also planning to start with embryonic stem cells?"

Peter inherited the scientific knowledge from his predecessor, and recently read a lot of books related to biology because of the black light virus.

So it can be done, to communicate with the other party in terms of biology.

Facing Peter's question, Connors shook his head excitedly, looked at his missing right arm, and said:

"Instead of embryonic stem cells, I developed a plasma extracted from reptiles, a special plasma containing lizard DNA, and I did this experiment in 'El Gray' in Florida. It can amputate animals Restoration and regeneration, given time, can be applied to the human body."

Peter nodded, "If it can be realized, it is indeed a great invention. So, you came here because you cooperated with Osborn Enterprise?"

Hearing Peter talking about Osborne Enterprises, Connors' expression was a little gloomy.

"No, I hope they can fund me to complete this experiment, but Osborne Enterprises has made strict demands. They hope everything is under their control, and even want to kick me out."

"so."

Peter thought for a while and said to him: "I have a friend who is very fascinated by biology, especially cross-species genes. Maybe you can communicate with him."

At this time, Peter was wearing the appearance of the mutant Huey, but he didn't want to communicate with the other party in this capacity, so he reported Peter Parker's name.

After exchanging contact information with Connors, he turned and walked outside the Osborne Building.

Connors watched Peter leave the building, and finally sighed dejectedly.

The thought of dealing with the "bureaucrats" of Osborne Enterprises made him feel tired.

Forest Hills, Queens at night.

Ben put down the "Daily Bugle" in his hand, turned to his wife and said, "Now there are more and more news about Spider-Woman."

"Really? What's the news this time?"

Aunt May was making coffee, and upon hearing what Ben said, she leaned over and asked him.

"Near Fifth Avenue, there was a drag racing scene. No, to be precise, it should be Spider-Woman and a person driving a black SUV. They fought on the road, and a policeman was injured and sent to the hospital."

Ben talked about what had happened to Spider-Woman and Peter during the day.

Unaware of the instigator, he was sitting not far from him, sipping hot coffee quietly.

"Fifth Avenue?"

Aunt Mei thought about it, "I happened to pass by there during the day, maybe a few minutes later or a few minutes earlier, I could meet her."

"Ah."

Uncle Ben took off his reading glasses and said to his wife solemnly: "Then I have to say, Mei, you missed a few hundred dollars."

"A few hundred dollars?"

Mei looked at her husband in surprise, "Are you saying that I will find the money there? Or because I saw Spider-Woman and got so lucky that I will win the lottery?"

"neither."

Ben took the "Daily Bugle" and showed May the text in the corner, "Look, the "Daily Bugle" paid a lot of money to collect photos of Spider-Woman."

"It really is."

May made a surprised sound, "Is Spider-Woman so popular now?"

"Many young people like her, and there are many vendors selling T-shirts with her face on the street."

Although Ben is old, he still knows a lot about the things young people like.

He turned to Peter who was sipping hot coffee and asked, "Peter, do you like Spider-Woman?"

"Ok?"

Peter didn't expect to be involved in the topic of Uncle Ben and Aunt May, and was taken aback for a moment.

"You are also a young man, so your answer, Peter, will also represent the thoughts of some young people."

Uncle Ben smiled at his wife, then turned to ask Peter.

"me?"

After thinking for a second, Peter said without blushing, "I don't know her."

"We don't know her well, and all our impressions of her are from newspapers, like the "Daily Bugle" in my hand. They always spare no effort to define Spider-Woman as a villain."

Ben said with emotion: "But there are still many people who like her. Young people nowadays always have their own ideas."

"She's really nice."

Peter said down according to Uncle Ben's intention.

Because of Spider-Woman and Spider-Man, no superhero has come closer to failure.

The last sentence, he said to himself in his heart.

(End of this chapter)