The Actors Are Ready, But What About the Props and Screenwriter?

The next day, Peter was still pondering the specifics. The key was whether Mysterio's equipment could fool them. According to Elektra herself, if The Hand did not personally resurrect Elektra's corpse, they probably would not believe it.

Although Mysterio's helmet could replicate the process, without knowing the inside details—such as the steps of the resurrection ritual—it would probably be impossible to pull off...

That morning, Peter had come to school by himself. He sat at his desk spinning a pen when Cindy, who usually arrived early, spotted Peter already there and walked over in confusion. Peter stood and made room for her.

"Do you have something going on? Why are you at school so early?"

"No, not exactly. I just wanted to find somewhere to think for a while. There was nothing going on after my morning patrol, so I came to school first."

Peter spun his pen as he muttered to himself, "How do we make them believe they have a corpse when the person is actually still alive?"

"What about an LMD?"

Peter shook his head at Cindy's suggestion. "They'll definitely try an autopsy or something. An LMD can't be that detailed."

"Then what about an LMD that works almost exactly like a human body? Would that work?"

Peter froze, then looked at Cindy and asked uncertainly, "Is there really an LMD like that? Even if there is, wouldn't Hydra know about it?"

Cindy was not entirely sure what Peter was planning, but since he had mentioned Hydra, she assumed he intended to deal with Hydra. She still gave him an answer. "Probably. Fury used one for my family. I heard it was a new model he developed himself, not part of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s designs."

Peter immediately became interested. If an LMD could fool the enemy, then even if