"What is Schiller trying to do?" Stark asked in confusion from the couch in front of the screen. "He sent people to raid bases across various states, then hired people from the Daily Bugle to film Spider-Man. What the hell is he up to?"
"Oh, that Spider-Man really went down!" Peter said in surprise as he watched the scene on the screen. At the moment, though, the perspective was from Venom's point of view.
Peter said with curiosity, "So this is how I look to my opponents. Pretty interesting. I really do look like an actual spider."
"Ah, wait!" Peter suddenly realized something. "He isn't the real Spider-Man. He isn't me, but... what was that race called again? Skrulls? They're alien Skrulls. Why are they dispensing justice on Earth?"
Nick smiled. "That is Schiller's goal. Let me ask you: what is a superhero?"
Peter rubbed his chin. "I think anyone who does good deeds is a superhero. Actually, I don't really like the word 'super.' A hero is a hero. Heroes do what others cannot, dare to step forward, and save others from danger..."
"You're partly right," Nick replied. At that moment, Stark said, "But I think the key to a superhero lies in the word 'super.' Our special abilities are what distinguish us from ordinary people."
"Of course, I think the police were heroes in the war against the vampires too, but there was only so much they could solve. They had to follow rules and regulations, and they could not even use firearms beyond certain specifications."
"But I'm different. I can provide all kinds of fire support for everyone. Whether civilians are allowed to possess those weapons or not, I can use my special abilities to give them help beyond the rules. That is important."
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