"Come on, Miles, everyone's counting on you. How does this thing even work?" Spider-Gwen dragged Spider-Man Miles over to the desk and pointed at a little external box beside it. "Didn't your project team make this thing so it could proofread intelligently? Why won't it work on my computer?"
Miles took off his mask and went over to the computer to fiddle with it. As he typed, he said, "Gwen, you really ought to learn something about computers. Otherwise, you're going to fall further and further behind the times."
"You sound just like my dad when you say that." Spider-Gwen folded her arms and sighed. "It's not that I don't want to learn, but it's like I have a grudge against electronic devices. They work perfectly fine for everyone else, but the moment they get into my hands, something always goes wrong... Never mind that. What's the problem?"
Miles turned to glance at the little box beside the computer, then his gaze fell blankly on the connecting cable. He let out an exclamation. "Oh my God, you connected it with a cable?! What century are we in?"
"Uh, isn't that how you connect it? I saw that it came with matching ports."
"Those are for debugging. This thing connects wirelessly. Let me see... Yep, look, the light here is blue. That means it's in debugging mode, so of course the proofreading button didn't work. Unplug the cable, and we'll pair it again."
"Hey, what are you doing?" A Peter Parker walked over. Spider-Gwen turned and looked him over, then said in surprise, "You're this universe's Peter? Why are you still at the base at this hour? No experiments to do?"
"Don't even mention it." Peter pulled over a chair and sat down. "Reporter Brock scheduled an interview with me at