Zombie Spider-Man swallowed.
The next second, he sprinted after the three figures ahead of him, his legs moving so fast they left afterimages.
But before he had gone far, the crazed Zombie Captain America blocked their path again. Just as Helen was about to change direction, she frowned, glanced at Captain America, and said, "That's not Schiller. Beat him up!"
Helen and Venom immediately pounced on him together. The two Spider-Men were a little slower, and by the time they rushed over, Venom had already knocked Captain America to the ground.
Captain America seemed to have completely lost his tactical mind. When Venom lunged at him, he did not even dodge. Venom gripped Captain America by the throat, instinctively wanting to bite off his head, but the terrible taste from his memories surged up, and he immediately abandoned the idea.
Seeing Venom pin Captain America down, Helen walked over and asked, "What happened? Why did he suddenly lose his mind?"
"He's possessed by a ghost." Eddie suddenly spoke up. "I wasn't telling ghost stories! Am I the only one who can see ghosts?"
Helen froze. At that moment, the exhausted Zombie Spider-Man stepped forward and said, "I saw those ghosts. When we were trapped inside the base by the monsters, I noticed that some of them had no physical forms. Those should be what people call ghosts."
"Those are ghosts?" Helen asked skeptically. "Are all monsters other than zombies ghosts?"
"No, not all of them, but at least half are." Zombie Spider-Man looked at Captain America struggling frantically in Venom's grip and sighed. "It's not just Captain America. The Avengers all seem to have been possessed. I don't know why."
Eddie said, "Venom and I think ghosts are a kind of electromagnetic wave, something with similarities to human brainwaves. You