Then he suddenly remembered that the Spider-Man Miles he knew wore his suit almost constantly and rarely took off his mask. Peter had seen Miles's real face once or twice. He looked very young.
This Miles was hardly young. He looked about Peter's age, and instead of Spider-Man's energetic vitality, he had a somewhat timid, shrinking demeanor.
Peter's street-fighting experience was ultimately nowhere near as extensive as Matt's. Matt merely heard the footsteps, saw Miles's posture through his Mind's Eye, and strode over to grab Miles by the back of the collar.
Miles immediately cried out, but he did not dare struggle much. He only kept saying, "I didn't do anything. I was just running an errand."
"Where is Parker Robins?" Matt dragged Miles into the room and said, "Take a look at who's in front of you."
Miles hunched over and looked up, only to see Kingpin's fleshy, broad face.
"Kingpin?!!!!!"
Miles let out a scream and turned to run, but Kingpin reached out and yanked him back. "Since you know me, I assume you're in the business too. We're looking for this kid called Robins. Tell us where he is, and you can leave."
"No, I can't. He told me not to say anything, and I don't know either."
"Calm down first," Peter said. "We're not trying to interrogate you like a criminal, but this Robins made a serious mistake. He kidnapped a very important technician from Star Core Space Station. That could very well cause problems with the station. Do you want it to fall out of the sky?"
Parker was betting that Miles was not bad by nature. His upbringing and living environment might have left him no choice but to do petty theft like most of the kids here, but he was definitely not a