"That made it even stranger. Since Stark Industries had ultimately approved the proposal to mass-produce and commercialize the device, it proved that the thing had commercial value. And if it had commercial value, then Mysterio's interests aligned with Stark Industries'."
"Mysterio handled the research and development, while Stark Industries handled sales. Both sides gained fame and profit. Could Mysterio really make this thing better after leaving Stark Industries? Would the people in charge of Stark Industries be stupid enough to abandon existing talent and insist on finding someone to replace the founder?"
Schiller said, "I remember Natasha telling me that Baker kept cursing Stark Industries in his testimony, especially Peter. That meant Peter was involved in all this."
"Then it makes sense." Wanda pointed at another word and said, "And here, Sandman lost control for some reason and flew all the way from the East Coast to the West Coast to get revenge on Peter. You said someone implanted hateful thoughts in him, but did those thoughts really come from Robins? Or was Robins really the source? Could it have been someone else who hated Peter?"
"It could have been Mysterio," Schiller said. "Robins had no grudge against Peter, and Sandman and Peter merely disliked each other. They weren't enemies either. If Peter really had something to do with Mysterio being fired, then it would be perfectly normal for the two of them to become enemies."
"But I really can't imagine Peter bullying someone." Schiller showed a somewhat hesitant expression. This was the only thing that made him hesitate. How could Spider-Man possibly bully someone?
"No, Doctor, maybe it wasn't bullying." Wanda said, "Peter might have thought he was doing the right thing too."
"How so?" Schiller admitted that he was too close to the situation to see it clearly,