Chapter 872: Bright Stars (XVII)

Chapter 874: Starry Sky (Seventeen)

"Spider-Man! Go stop them! Don't let the monsters hurt the citizens of New York!!!" Gwen held Dr. Dora's body and said to Spider-Man with red eyes: "Go! Save them..."

Spider-Man's arms trembled, but after a pause, he still swung down with spider silk and entered the battlefield between the two huge monsters.

The two monsters, which looked almost identical, damaged countless buildings during the fight. Many people were crushed under the debris and screamed. Spider-Man moved the heavy objects covering them away, but because of the traffic jam, the ambulance could not get in at all and the injured could not be transported out.

At this moment, a siren sounded, and several police cars drove over from the street next to them and stopped at the intersection of Spider-Man's street. The police rushed out of the car. One of the old policemen holding a gun waved his hand and said to his subordinates next to him: "Quick, clear the road and go save people!"

Spider-Man looked back and saw that on the skyline, two monsters were chasing each other, and the dust from the collapsed buildings was like the morning mist, gone with the wind.

Just when he was hesitating whether to go deep into the battlefield or stay here to save people, he saw the old policeman running towards him. When he rushed out of the smoke, Spider-Man saw that it was Gwen's father George.

"Spider-Man, go to the front quickly, there is a riot there, you must stop them, leave this to us."

Spider-Man glanced at him, then fired spider silk and continued to swing forward until he came to the place where the two monsters were fighting. He found that the riot George mentioned was a train that lost control.

Foreign objects on the track caused the train's brake system to fail. The train, which was moving at full speed, could not stop immediately and rushed straight to the end of the street.

The pedestrians were in a panic and screamed to avoid it. When a red and blue figure landed on the roof of the train, everyone shouted "Spider-Man".

However, Spider-Man on the roof had no time to enjoy the attention of the crowd. The train's brake system was broken and it kept rushing forward with no intention of stopping.

If the train rushed directly through the building, in addition to the passengers on the train, the people on the lower floors of the building would also be hard to escape. Spider-Man knew that he had to stop the train from moving forward.

Standing on the roof, Spider-Man thought of using spider silk, but if he only used spider silk, no matter which side of the car it was attached to, it would cause the train to overturn immediately. Although that would not endanger the people in the building, it would be difficult for the people in the train to survive. Spider-Man knew that this would not work.

To stop the train from moving forward, he had to apply resistance to both sides at the same time, but he didn't have any equipment that could launch spider silk in two directions at the same time and connect them together. Now, it was definitely too late to make it.

Spider-Man squatted on the roof of the train, lowered his head to avoid a wire, and then a spider silk stuck to the building next to it, leaving the train, and swung over the head of the train at a speed faster than the train.

Spider-Man, who was exerting his full strength, soon matched the speed of the train, and then began to surpass the train until he came to a position level with the front of the train.

Spider-Man jumped down again and stood above the front of the train. At this time, in the direction the train was facing, on the glass curtain wall of the building, there was a dark sky and heavy clouds.

Spider-Man took a few deep breaths, jumped down, and came to the outside of the cab. The conductor widened his eyes. He saw that Spider-Man also put a spider silk launcher on his other hand, stood on the front of the train, raised his hands, and launched spider silk.

Two spider silks were fired at a very fast speed, like two bullets, and they were firmly fixed there the moment they stuck to the wall of the building.

Because the timing of the firing was just right, there was no phenomenon of overturning due to the force applied on one side, but the next second, after the spider silk was straightened, Spider-Man let out a scream.

The connection point of the spider silk in two directions was Spider-Man's body.

Spider-Man held the spider silk tightly, his muscles tightened, and began to exert his strength, but before that, he did not make any preparations. The process of releasing the power was not easy, but very painful. He felt his body was gradually torn apart.

But the good news is that he felt that the resistance was decreasing, which meant that the train was slowing down, and it did not derail or overturn, and was about to stop smoothly.

The out-of-control train moving at high speed slowly stopped. When Spider-Man let go of his hand, he panted violently, which consumed most of his physical strength. At the same time, he could not feel his arms, and even the muscles on his chest seemed to be on fire.

Cheers rang in his ears, but they stopped abruptly and turned into screams. Spider-Man looked up and saw the red monster landed, picked up a piece of building debris and smashed it towards the green monster.

With a "whoosh", spider silk shot out and Spider-Man swung up. The pain spread from his forearm to his waist, but he gritted his teeth and rescued the pedestrians on the path of the flying building debris. Then, he heard a "bang" behind him, and the kitchen of another store exploded. The fire spread almost instantly.

The flames spread upwards, almost burning the low clouds. The billowing black smoke added a touch of depth to the clouds. When Spider-Man came out of the burnt shop, he heard the rumbling thunder. It was raining in New York.

His uniform was covered with black ash, but he didn't have time to clean it up. He almost immediately swung up and kicked the red monster in the neck with a side kick.

Such a collision should have been no suspense. After all, the red Hulk was not the real Hulk and did not have the same powerful power as the original Hulk. However, after Spider-Man, who was almost exhausted, kicked him, the red Hulk just shook slightly, then turned around, grabbed Spider-Man's feet and threw him out.

Spider-Man fell to the ground. The rain was getting heavier. He saw that the puddle next to his head reflected the gradually extinguished street lights. It was late at night.

Steve's words rang in his ears, and he whispered, "Tactics... tactics..."

He got up from the ground, and the rain washed away the stains on his uniform. After the uniform became shiny again, Spider-Man jumped up again and started fighting the red monster.

After Spider-Man found that he did not have the physical strength to fight the Red Hulk head-on, he changed his tactics and began to interfere and guide.

The Green Hulk, who was fighting against the Red Hulk, was obviously not as sober as the Red Hulk, and had almost no tactics. Therefore, even if he was stronger than the Red Hulk, he could only fight him to a draw. But after Spider-Man joined the battlefield, the situation became clear.

Spider-Man used tactics to put pressure on the Red Hulk, forcing him to face the pressure of the Green Hulk head-on. Coupled with the spider silk trap and Spider-Man's flexible sneak attack, it didn't take long for the Red Hulk to be beaten back.

The red giant fell down with a bang, and the green Hulk stretched out his arms in the rain and hammered his chest, shouting: "Hulk!!!!"

Spider-Man stood on the roof of the tall building next to him, looking down at the military-painted tanks driving into the scene one after another. They took out modern firearms and pointed at Hulk and him.

This time, Spider-Man did not raise his hands, scream, and talk to them as he did in the past. Instead, he stood on the roof and looked down at the guns pointing at him.

He saw that the red Hulk gradually shrank his body, and General Ross, who was wearing a military uniform, climbed up from the ground and shouted: "Catch the Hulk! Catch that damn monster, and Spider-Man!!!"

"These unstable elements should be eliminated. These damn, powerful monsters are the enemies of mankind!!!"

Spider-Man did not say a word, standing silently in the dark sky. This was the first time he did not stand with ordinary people.

This posture of looking down on all living things is more like the golden and red figure that often stays on the roof of Stark Building.

The communicator on the battle suit rang, and someone was calling him.

"Hello? Peter? It rained heavily today, and several households on Forest Street have lost power. Your uncle went out to repair it. The balcony on the roof seems to be leaking a little. Can you buy some tools on your way back? We have to fix it..."

"Okay, aunt, but I may not be able to go back until later." Spider-Man standing on the roof took a deep breath and said, "...I still have to say goodbye to my friends."

"Oh, are you with your friends? Then don't rush back, they are just some minor problems, but if you want to come back for dinner, I will start preparing now..."

After hanging up the phone, Spider-Man exhaled again, fired a spider silk, and disappeared in the streets of New York.

After returning home, Peter wiped his soaked hair with his clothes, but when he walked into the door, he still heard Aunt May screaming: "Oh my God! Where have you been? Did you run back? Why is your hair wet? Come here, take the towel..."

Peter took the towel in silence and wiped it on his head. Aunt May stood at the door of the kitchen, holding the door frame with one hand, tilted her head, looked at Peter and said: "What's wrong? Did you quarrel with your friends? You shouldn't rush back, it's nothing serious..."

After that, she wiped her hands on her apron, and then walked back into the kitchen. Peter came to the balcony and found that there was some water on the balcony upstairs, and because the building was too old, water was seeping down from the cracks, soaking the walls of his house.

"We should buy a detached house." Peter said while preparing waterproof materials: "It's in Midtown, on the street next to it..."

While eating, Aunt May kept glancing at Peter, but Peter just buried his head in eating, no longer talking about his experience at school as before.

After Aunt May finished eating, she cleaned up her plate and said, "If you feel unhappy, go to sleep. Tomorrow, everything will be fine."

Peter stopped, put down the plate, swallowed the food in his mouth, looked at Aunt May and said, "Aunt, do you think I am very immature? I always take things too simply and like to fight alone..."

Aunt May walked to the kitchen with the plate, saying, "Your uncle was like this when he was young, but now you have seen that he often says 'One good man needs three helpers', but it's too early for you."

Sitting at the dining table, Peter wiped his mouth and said, "No, maybe it's time to start now."

Going to the balcony, Peter looked at the dark clouds over New York City and the heavy rain that had not stopped, and his ears echoed with what Schiller had said.

Accompanied by the noisy sound of rain, his whisper disappeared in the damp and cold air.

"Spiders weave webs, a big web that is everywhere and no one can escape..."