Herman Schultz saw what was happening and immediately said, "I'm calling the boss."
With that, he dialed the boss's number.
Back at the base, their boss Toomes didn't have his phone on him. It was sitting on a table in the laboratory. The Mechanic beside it picked it up and said, "Toomes's phone."
After hearing what Herman Schultz said on the other end, he immediately found the boss, who was welding, and said, "Your call."
Jackson Brice used the weapon to attack again. Whether because of the recoil or something else, his aim was not very good.
The laser he fired struck the ground and did not hurt Spider-Man.
Because of the recoil, combined with the car turning, he even fell over and flung the weapon out of the vehicle.
Peter Parker, meanwhile, was dragged along and suffered a series of collisions—with a trash can, a wall pier, and a streetlight.
After several impacts, Peter Parker's web came loose. When he shot another web, he ended up ripping off the other rear door instead.
"That's just 'great.' I think I'd better take a shortcut."
Peter Parker then began cutting through the nearby residential buildings. Since the suburbs were full of detached villas, he disturbed quite a few people in the process and caused some damage, big and small.
Just as Peter Parker took the shortcut and caught up to them, preparing to jump onto the roof of their car, someone suddenly appeared in the sky, grabbed him, and carried him high into the air.
"Ahhh—"
"What the hell?"
Peter Parker was carried a thousand feet into the air. The Suit instantly detected the high altitude and automatically deployed the parachute on his back.
As the parachute opened, Vulture saw the situation and simply let go of Spider-Man, then left