"So, you deliberately lured them into that alley to rob you?"
Spider-Man felt a little dizzy. Were kids these days really this incredible? The little girl nodded without hesitation. "That's right. I went easy on them. Trash like that should have been killed outright!"
"That's wrong!" Spider-Man shouted. "It's wrong to lure people into committing crimes, and robbery is even more wrong!"
The little girl looked at him with disgust. "How old-fashioned. No wonder you're less popular than Electro. Kids all like Electro, not you!"
"Really? Kids don't like me anymore?"
Spider-Man felt as if he had taken a critical hit. Then he remembered something and shouted, "Wait, that's because Electro appeared on a children's show. Uh, that's not the point. The point is, you can't do this. You need to give their things back!"
"Tch!"
The little girl was utterly dismissive. She stuffed the wallet and short baton into her bag, turned, and ran outside. Spider-Man was about to chase her when she yelled, "Help! Spider-Man is bullying a child!"
Spider-Man nearly tripped. This little brat was seriously difficult to handle. Just as he was about to pursue her, a woman's cry for help suddenly came from the distance. "Help! Someone save me!"
Spider-Man hesitated, then decided to save the person first. Seeing that Spider-Man was no longer chasing her, the little girl snorted and took out the wallet she had just stolen to count the money. When she finished, she sighed. "So little. When will I ever save enough money to find Dad? Maybe I should rob rich people instead. The Osborn Corporation seems pretty popular lately?"
Leaving the little girl's thoughts aside for now, Spider-Man followed the voice to the entrance of an abandoned warehouse. Inside, two muscular tattooed men were trying to assault a woman.
There