The Most Nerve-Racking Meeting with the Parents in History

My first date was Shocker from the moment I opened the door.

Spider-Man- Man never dreamed that the Vulture he had been so determined to defeat was actually Liz's father.

"Don't stand there awkwardly at the door, child. I'm a father now. Liz knows nothing. In front of her, I'm just a father. We can talk about this later."

The Vulture remained remarkably calm, even polite, more so than other parents taking their daughters on their first dates.

The Spider-Man felt like it was dreaming; it was completely floating on air.

He had completely lost control of his facial expressions; his face was incredibly stiff.

"Hey Peter, you look really handsome."

Liz's mother came out of the next room, startling the Spider-Man.

"Thanks!"

The Spider-Man was pale and instinctively replied with a thank you.

"You didn't scare the child, did you? What's wrong with him?"

Liz's mother asked the Vulture.

"No, I think it's probably because my face looks too fierce."

The Vulture was cooking and chopping vegetables when it picked up a cleaver and gestured it towards its own face.

There is no kinder person in the world than you.

Liz's mother gave the Vulture, then turned and went upstairs.

"I'll go and call Liz down."

Normally, Spider-Man would definitely smile and praise the other person's parents for their great relationship, while secretly feeling a bit envious.

But now, he couldn't reconcile the image of this loving father and good husband with that of the Vulture he remembered.

It's absurd, and there's a hint of Shocker in it.

He had absolutely no idea how to handle this relationship going forward.

Should we put on our Armor and start fighting now, or quietly spend a peaceful night with Liz?

He didn't know, he just felt a little short of breath.

The haute couture suit that had been praised by everyone at the Avengers Compound now felt like an uncomfortable constraint. He wanted to take it off, loosen his tie, and finally breathe freely.

Compared to Spider-Man's helplessness, Vulture was practically a perfect Oscar winner.

It was as if nothing had ever happened.

In his heart, however, he found it somewhat ridiculous that he had almost messed up his own affairs and nearly kidnapped his own Hero.

He turned out to be a young boy whose emotions were written all over his face.

Although he knew from the beginning that the student was a high school student, seeing that youthful face filled Vulture with mixed emotions.

If I hadn't been forced down this path, this guy named Peter Parker would have been a pretty good first date for my darling daughter.

"What's wrong, Peter? You don't look well. You're pale. Would you like a glass of brandy or whiskey?"

The Vulture still plays the perfect father role.

"Ah? Um, I don't need it, sir. I'm not old enough to legally drink."

Spider-Man was taken aback when the Vulture suddenly asked that question, and only then did he answer it.

"Correct answer, perfect answer, Peter!"

Just as the Vulture finished speaking, it saw Liz coming downstairs and suddenly let out a sound of surprise.

"Wow! You're absolutely gorgeous! I swear, I've never seen such a beautiful girl, not even your mother when she was young."

Peter instinctively turned around. Liz was wearing a red dress tonight, which accentuated her already perfect figure, making her even more mature and alluring.

"Peter, don't you think my daughter looks beautiful today?"

The Vulture was signaling to the Spider-Man to snap out of its daze.

"Oh, yes, Liz, you look beautiful today, very beautiful."

Normally, if Spider-Man suddenly saw Liz dressed like this, he would have popped his eyes out. But today, he wasn't in the mood to take a good look at Liz; his eyes kept involuntarily drifting towards Vulture.

"Another perfect answer! Look, honey, Peter is so mesmerized by you that he forgot to give you the flowers he was holding."

The Vulture gave the Spider-Man another meaningful look.

"Dad, you're making me feel embarrassed."

Liz reached out and took the flowers Peter offered her.

Liz didn't think anything of Peter's strange behavior. Her mother had told her about the first time a boy came to her house when she was in high school.

The boy terrified his father so much that his legs trembled.

Liz's mother took a picture of the two of them.

The Vulture offered to drive them to school himself, but the Spider-Man refused after his polite refusal failed.

I have no idea how I ended up on the Vulture's vehicle.

He chatted absentmindedly with Liz the whole way, his eyes constantly fixed on the Vulture driving ahead.

The atmosphere was tense the whole way, but we finally arrived at school.

The Vulture then made another request.

"Honey, you get out of the car first. I need to have a private talk with Peter, something between men."

Liz didn't think anything of it, because it was an unwritten rule that all fathers would say something to the boy on their daughter's first date.

For example, rules such as having to be home by a certain time or absolutely not being allowed to stay out overnight.

Some fathers, especially those with fiery tempers, would even threaten their sons with a gun, but Liz had faith in her father; he was a kind and perfect man.

However, Liz still thoughtfully gave a heads-up.

"Don't scare him, Dad!"

After saying goodbye, Liz got out of the car, Spider-Man stared blankly at Vulture, completely clueless about what he wanted to say.

Unlike in the movie, where the deal on the cruise ship was completely ruined because Iron Man reported it to the FBI.

Now, the Vultures have made up for that deal later.

With a large number of transactions, the Vultures have amassed enough wealth to retire immediately.

In fact, that's exactly what he did.

In the movie, the Vulture threatens Spider-Man in a car because Spider-Man is portrayed as a teenager with superpowers, Street Hero from Queens.

Here, Liz told Vulture about what Xia Yu and Tony had done last time, and he realized that the relationship between this boy and the Avengers was far from simple.

He had finally managed to retire, and he didn't want to ruin it all.

"Peter, does Liz know about all of this?"

The Vulture turned and asked.

"What do you know?"

The Spider-Man was taken aback.

"Very good. It seems she knows nothing. You did a great job on that. If I were your age, I would definitely want the whole world to know that I am a Hero."

Faced with the Vulture's words, the Spider-Man had no idea what to say and simply nodded instinctively.