The middle-aged Spider-Man could only boast: "He can't use it actively, but he is really powerful! Okay, Miles, let's show everyone the electric shock again!"

"Well, I can't control it either."

The middle-aged Spider-Man boasted a few more words. The other three Spider-Man couldn't stand it anymore, but Gwen stood up to support him: "I've seen him fight and he has great potential. I think he can do the job."

The Spider-Men were still suspicious of him, and after some probing blows, Miles was knocked to the ground and unable to get up.

"Because Spider-Man can always stand up after being knocked down! Come on, Miles, stand up!"

Under the urging of the Spider-Men, Miles felt so stressed that he finally gave up.

Seeing that he was lying on the ground and couldn't get up, the other Spider-Man also felt that this guy had no chance, so it was up to them.

"He's still a kid, we have to figure it out ourselves."

"Can't count on him."

Miles was very disappointed when he heard the Spider-Man talking, and then unexpectedly used his invisibility ability and left in the elevator.

Outside the light curtain, Eddie Brock exclaimed: "Wow, your Spider-Man's requirements are really high, much stricter than the Boy Scouts."

Peter Parker rolled his eyes: "Man, can't you see, they don't just look down on Miles, but more importantly they don't want to get Miles into trouble.

It's obvious that Miles is not ready at this time, and he can't even protect himself, let alone complete the mission."

Gwen Stacy curled her lips: "I, I mean, is it too much for the future me to say those words?"

"Well, it's okay." Peter Parker shrugged: "If you can't withstand this blow, then Miles can just be an ordinary person, which is fine."

Miles was indeed severely hit, walking alone on the street at night.

At this time, the light curtain video was paused again, and a new question appeared: "Question, among the following options, who gave Miles Morales the biggest blow?"

"A: Father Jefferson Davis, B: Mother Rio Morales, C: Uncle Aaron Davis, D: Peter B. Parker?"

"Huh..." Outside the light curtain, Peter Parker let out a long breath: "Sure enough, did I guess it right? This kid is about to have his own sad moment..."

Spider-Man, or many superheroes, seems to have always experienced the death of relatives and friends while growing up.

It seems that in this circle, if you don't have a few family members killed, you will be embarrassed to go out and say hello to others.

Gwen Stacy frowned: "Maybe it's not that bad, Peter, the title doesn't indicate who will die."

Peter Parker felt that he was probably right. Losing close people was not so much the fate of Spider-Man or some superheroes, but rather the price of their growth.

Miles will face his real test. Eddie Brock looked at Peter, then at Gwen, and asked: "Guys, we should consider how to choose this question, right?

Judging from the previous video, this kid’s family is harmonious, but he has a better relationship with his uncle, so I think maybe I should choose C?”

Huey Campbell pondered: "I'm wondering, what kind of blow is this? A relative dies, or something else?"

"You can't tell from the question. In fact, I think option D is more likely."

Billy Butcher speculated: "The death of the first Spider-Man hit Miles very hard. If this Spider-Man in mid-life crisis uses his own sacrifice to teach Miles another lesson, I think

This kid will definitely be able to complete his transformation."

Gwen Stacy sighed after hearing this: "But if this is the case, it would be too cruel for both of them."

Peter Parker said softly: "Gwen, these futures haven't happened yet, right? We don't need to worry too much, there is a chance to save everything."

After some discussion, the players decided that the correct answer to this question should be to choose between C and D.

At the same time, the countdown to answering the question also started, and the players still waited for the last second to click the button. In the end, Gwen Stacy answered successfully.

She and Peter Parker looked at each other, hesitating slightly, "Well... we choose D."

Huey Campbell and Steve Rogers all chose D, while Eddie Brock and Charles Xavier chose C.

Soon, the correct answer was announced: "Player Gwen Stacy answered the question incorrectly, and 4 points were deducted from the team. Player Steve Rogers and player Huey Campbell both answered the question incorrectly, and each team was deducted 1 point;

Congratulations to player Charles Xavier and player Eddie Brock for answering the question correctly. Their respective teams received 1 point!"

Gwen Stacy shook her head regretfully: "Unfortunately, we missed the correct answer again."

Peter Parker was normal and made a joke, shrugging and saying: "The good news is that you don't have to watch Peter Parker's funeral again."

Eddie Brock raised his eyebrows and said: "It seems that the person who is going to die now is Miles' uncle?"

This is in line with Spider-Man's routine. If the uncle dies and there is another round of "with great power, comes great responsibility", then everything will be fine.

Huey Campbell shook his head and said: "You can't say that. The title didn't say he would die. Maybe he was injured? Anyway, let's watch the video later."

After the answer is over, the subsequent future video will begin to play on the light screen.

Miles was walking alone and confused on the street. He needed comfort from others at this moment, but he didn't want to go to his parents for fear of bringing trouble to them.

At this time, the person Miles was thinking of was still his uncle Aaron. Unfortunately, the caller still couldn't get through, so he had no choice but to climb the wall and window into his uncle's house, bite the pen in his mouth and write a letter.

"Dear Uncle Aaron, I plan to do something, but I don't know if it will work. I'm very scared. I don't want to disappoint everyone again... I can only say these words to you. I really hope you are by my side."

Miles was writing the letter thoughtfully. At this moment, a dark shadow suddenly entered the room.

He was startled and quickly found a corner to hide. Through the corner of his eye, he realized that this figure was very familiar. It was Jin Bin's subordinate - the Prowler!

The Prowler is simply haunting!

Miles was hiding in a corner with a cold sweat on his face, for fear of being discovered by the other party, but his hiding position was too poor, and he was shivering behind the sofa.

The Prowler passed by the sofa and seemed to have gone far away, but the next moment he turned back and scurried behind the sofa, and then came face to face with Miles!
Chapter completed!