The birth of Spider-Man, it seems, was not just a random event.
Peter Parker's father developed spider toxin, tampered with it, and restricted it to safe use only by the Parker family. Then he died, leaving behind an orphan.
A few years later, the orphan grew up, but unknowingly, he found himself back where his father was.
From a philosophical point of view, this is called the inevitable development of things.
From a plot perspective, this was a pit dug by Peter Parker's father, and his son fell into it a few years later.
From the perspective of Zen, this is called "God's will, and heaven will spare no one."
From a practical point of view, this is what the screenwriter said. Not happy? You can send a razor blade.
Luke was thinking that since he had allowed Spider-Man to be born seven years in advance, he also had an obligation to be responsible for the future.
He should teach Spider-Man how to use these powers, teach him how to be a hero.
Brackets, a hero who can cause trouble.
At the same time, he should also be Spider-Man's protector. After all, Spider-Man, who is only seven years old, needs to face the Osborn Empire. Luke thinks it is necessary to list Osborn as his target.
He always wants to cause trouble anyway, so having more targets is not too many.
Of course, the premise of saying all this is that we must first think of a way to let the cute little Parker beside him be bitten by the right spider.
It will only hurt for a moment, and it will pass if you bear with it.
As for safety, he felt that it should be at least 90% certain, right?
If it doesn't work, he has a handful of universal system antidotes in his pocket.
Deep within Peter Parker's genes, there is some unique trait that allows him to eventually become Spider-Man after being bitten, rather than having his genes collapse or turning into a monster.
This characteristic was given to Peter Parker by his father and comes from chromosomal inheritance.
Taking all the above into consideration, biting is not the key, and where you bite is not the key.
Some Spider-Mans were bitten on the back of their hands, some were bitten on their necks. Even if they were bitten on their penises, they were not afraid.
The key is who you bite and who bites you.
Peter Parker is the only spider-toxin adaptor and perfect fusion in the world. Just like Alice in Resident Evil.
The most critical question is who bites you.
Luke thought it wasn't difficult to solve.
Those spiders are samples of a company's research. It's not difficult to figure it out if you know this.
"Hey, man, do you remember what the place where your dad works is called?" Luke asked.
Peter Parker, innocently and lively, imitated the apostle. Hearing this, he thought for a moment and said, "It seems to be called O... something."
"Osborn?"
"Yeah, man!"
Luke nodded. That was right.
The Osborn family, two generations of Green Goblins, Spider-Man's number one enemy.
The answer to where to find this spider venom is obvious.
"Then the next stop is the Austen Group."
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Luke first asked Ross to collect a lot of information about the Austen Group from the Internet.
OSCORP, the Osborn Group, was formerly Osborn Industries, a large multinational corporation and a giant in the biotechnology field in the Marvel world. In addition to its main business area of biopharmaceuticals, it also involves many other fields such as chemical engineering and electrical engineering.
The headquarters is located in the Osborn Building in Manhattan, New York, not far from the Stark Building.
"I didn't expect it was so close. It's where Peter Parker's dad used to work. He and I used to go there often to sell burgers."
With actual intelligence, the next step is to plan the specific steps.
His goal this time was clear: to get the spider, or the spider venom.
Peter Parker's father spent so much money and effort to create this thing. I believe that the old fox Norman Osborn will not throw it away easily. He must be secretly working overtime to continue researching it. The thing is in a secret laboratory somewhere in the building.
However, due to the lack of the key link of the Parker family gene, no matter what Osborn did, he could only produce an imperfect serum and an imperfect Green Goblin.
Although Osborn Tower is not as luxurious as Stark Tower, it is still one of Marvel's super enterprises and has heavy defenses.
If you want to sneak into the Osborn Building and steal something without being noticed, you need to make some careful preparations.
"Ross, this job is up to you," Luke said on the phone.
"Don't worry, Master. I have already hacked into the main server of the Austen Group and am looking for their research data." Ross was extremely efficient.
She wanders in the ocean of the Internet every day and is growing faster and faster.
Sometimes, Luke felt that he could no longer tell whether she was still a program or not, as her behavior was too human. Or, had she already developed her own thoughts?
Only when AI has the three concepts of "self," "desire," and "fear of death" can it be truly considered a living being.
Luke was curious. How many of these has Ross achieved so far?
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Luke hasn't come to the warehouse for a few days. Hawkeye has resigned himself to building a treehouse on the big tree outside the warehouse.
He had already realized that he had been exiled by Nick Fury.
As for the reason, he hasn't thought of it yet.
"Hi."
Under the tree, Luke was waving at Hawkeye.
Hawkeye came out with a smile and invited Luke to come into the treehouse to have tea together.
Luke didn't go in; he came to feed Hawkeye.
Hawkeye loves Burger Nina's delicious burgers and has been addicted to them since he tried them once.
Sometimes Hawkeye even thought that being sent here was not bad. He had a stable daily routine, went to bed early and got up early, ate well and drank well, and his life was not in danger.
When he was bored, he could make a phone call and chat with his wife and children at home.
A while ago, when a thief broke into the warehouse, Hawkeye sneaked in to take a few looks afterward. The thief was caught. As he expected, it was a woman. And she was a young girl.
He just didn't know how the little guy in front of him was going to deal with this girl.
Hawkeye didn't think too much.
Because they knew each other, he was happy to help deal with the body.
"Kato, thank you for your hard work." Luke threw two burgers up.
"Kato?"
"That's my new nickname for you. No need to thank me."
"Sounds good!" Hawkeye was delighted.
Although he didn't know what the meaning behind this title was.
But considering the popularity of Boss's nickname "Boiled Egg" in the bureau, he felt that the kid in front of him had a talent for nicknames.
Hawkeye decided that when he could go back, he would tell everyone about his new title.
"It means Hand of God," Luke explained.
"Great!" Hawkeye was even happier after hearing this. He felt that this was in line with his superb archery skills.
System prompt: Clint Barton's favorability +10
Luke tried hard to hold back his laughter and said, "I hope you can one day practice to the peak and let the fly die in a different way."
Hawkeye thought about it carefully and nodded seriously: "I can't do it yet. But I will practice hard. Shooting a fly with an arrow, I must say, this is very challenging! Thank you for your advice."
He obviously got it wrong.
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