Schiller and Peter finished dinner together at a small clinic in Hell's Kitchen. It was not until night had fully fallen that they boarded the Speeder together.
Peter still looked somewhat troubled, clearly thinking about how to solve George's problem. Schiller offered him some psychological counseling, but it did little good.
Spider-Man's moral bottom line was unshakable. He would rather agonize over things himself than find fault with others.
Peter got off at the Queens stop. Schiller stood aboard the Speeder and waved goodbye to him, watching Peter's back disappear into the lights of countless homes.
Kind people were destined to face more troubles at every stage of their growth, but Spider-Man could always solve his own problems. After all, he was one of the few superheroes in New York who had both moral principles and a healthy mind.
With that thought, Schiller returned to Arkham Asylum, only to find another guest waiting for him there. It was Eddie Brock, and he had brought a huge stack of manuscripts and materials.
The two sat down once more in the double-height reception area on the second floor. Eddie got straight to the point. "ABC wants to make a documentary about the Solar System Development Plan. They contacted Tony Stark, and Tony came to me."
Eddie pushed the manuscript in front of him forward and said, "This is the preliminary proposal. You can take a look first."
Schiller picked up the manuscript and saw the project title written on the first page—"The Man Who Chases the Sun."
As Eddie rummaged through his briefcase, he said, "They want to focus on important figures in the Solar System Development Plan, starting with their daily work and showing the public the real side of humanity's backbone. They want to trace their growth, tell everyone how