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Chapter 186: Parker's Hesitation

Looking at Parker running in, Ron tilted his head, then patted Parker's shoulder helplessly and said:

"Come on, Parker, you're an adult now. There are things you should have known long ago. Although this is a mental hospital, it's not a place where you can urinate and defecate anywhere."

"No, not that!"

After hearing what Ron said, Peter Parker blushed, but then he said helplessly: "It's a spider! Just like what you said, I was bitten by a spider, and then I suddenly became very strange and could shoot spider silk! And my strength has also increased a lot, and I can even walk on the wall!"

As he spoke, Peter looked around, then turned and rushed towards the wall. The moment he got close, he leaped up, landed his feet on the wall and started running, not seeming to be affected by gravity at all.

He stretched out his left hand, and a white line of a sticky white silk substance shot out. It stuck to the eaves, and when he let go of his feet, it swung out more than ten meters away.

Then he ran back and looked at Ron in front of him. Peter Parker said nervously, "What happened to me? Dean, you told me these things before, why did they really happen? Are there other bad things waiting for me?"

"That's hard to say."

Hearing Parker's question, Ron shrugged his shoulders and said, "Although in most universes, you were bitten by a spider and became Spider-Man...well, normally, it won't be long before you decide to use your abilities to help more people, so you are Spider-Man~"

"Spider-Man? Sounds good... No, wait a minute." He scratched his head first, and then Parker was stunned. As a top student in physics, Peter Parker sometimes gives people the impression of being stupid and dumb, but in fact he just puts more attention on studying.

After he became Spider-Man, although his abilities were not among the top-tier superheroes in American comics, his popularity has never been low - in the popularity of American comic characters, Batman and the Joker are first and second, loving and hating each other, and then Spider-Man is the one eating melons, watching the show, and eating popcorn.

As for Spider-Man's position in the works... it varies from version to version. For example, in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Spider-Man gives people the impression of being Iron Man's younger brother. But in other comics or animations, even Captain America once said, "If Spider-Man were to lead us," and so on... Although that is only a plot in Marvel animation, it also indirectly shows Spider-Man's high popularity and position in American comics.

"From other universes, does it mean parallel worlds or something like that? Do those things really exist? Until now, the academic community has not reached a conclusion!" Parker exclaimed: "This must be the greatest invention of this century! Whoever discovers it will definitely win this year's Nobel Prize!"

"Why do you need a Nobel Prize to discover this?" Ron said with a look of disdain. "Besides, it's just observing a parallel world. Those guys are hiding it. If you look through the historical materials of World War II, you will find that there are people who can shrink themselves to the size of an ant and hit people with their fists like cannonballs without changing their strength!"

"... Dean, you are not serious, are you?" After a few seconds of silence, Parker said belatedly, "You are not considered a mental patient because you know too many things like this, right? Damn... It must be like this, otherwise the police would have come and taken you away when those people were killed!"

Looking at Parker who was imagining the future for himself, Ron's face was full of pity - look at this silly kid who has never left his native universe and still thinks he was born and raised in this world.

Shaking his head with a sigh, Ron said, "Well, what can I say about you? Being bitten by a spider is a process that you must experience in your destiny. Of course, your life will also undergo tremendous changes because of it. As for your future life...to be honest, it has no reference value."

Ron said helplessly, "Maybe it's because you're too popular. You have a very diverse life. Of course, as an outsider, I feel that your life is quite positive and people can feel your kindness. It's just a pity that kindness can sometimes harm you. For example, your family members died tragically because your identity was exposed, or you lost your loved ones because you were busy with your superhero career all day long. In order to protect them, you turned into a monster, or you were bitten by a spider that shouldn't bite you, and eight arms grew out like a monster..."

"..." Parker didn't say anything, just looked at Ron quietly, but the fear on his face had reached the point where it could not be concealed no matter how hard he tried.

"Of course not all of you are so miserable." Ron shrugged.

"For example, you, through your own efforts, created a technology company that is even bigger than Stark Industries and became the richest man in the world. Or you saved the world and lived with your beloved for the rest of your life..."

"That's good……"

Parker breathed a sigh of relief.

"It's just that your Uncle Ben has to die."

"..."

They fell silent again, and then Parker looked at Ron with a puzzled look on his face: "I suddenly don't want to be bitten by spiders."

"do not do that."

Ron put his arm around Parker's shoulder and said, "Because even without you, your Uncle Ben won't live long. And even if he dies, he can still guide you in heaven and help you pull the rope."

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Is there something wrong?

Thinking of this, Parker thought for a moment and then said hesitantly, "If that's the case, Mr. Ron, is there any way to prevent me from being bitten by spiders? For example, research a vaccine or something, the kind that can be cured with just one injection, so that I don't have to worry."

"It's a good idea, but you're obviously still hesitant."

"Of course! After all... after all, this is really cool!" Parker nodded, but he didn't try to explain or hide it, but said with some mixed feelings:
"Although this is cool, but...but compared to these things, I hope Uncle Ben and Aunt May can live their lives safely. Otherwise, it would be too irresponsible to put them in danger just for the so-called coolness!"

"Good idea. It seems your sanity hasn't been completely lost because of the mental hospital."

Ron said, "But developing a vaccine is also a long process. Why don't you adapt to the life of Spider-Man first? If you are a newcomer and are not familiar with the industry, I can find a few teachers to guide you~"

(End of this chapter)