You Need an Upgrade, Spider-Man

Peter walked over to Madame Web, Julia Carpenter. When he reached her side, he said weakly, "I'm not sure whether you know what my life is like, ma'am. I only saved the world yesterday..."

"Yesterday, the tremors in the Web of Destiny were strong enough for the whole world to notice. Not just me—I'm afraid anyone who can directly connect to the Web of Destiny could sense it." Julia Carpenter sighed helplessly. "But I'm not here to talk to you about that. I'm here to talk about Cindy Moon."

"So... there's something wrong with Cindy's illness?"

Julia shook her head. "There's nothing wrong with her illness. There's something wrong with the cause."

What kind of answer was that? How could the cause be wrong while the illness itself was fine? Peter looked at Madame Web in confusion, while she smiled. "How about we talk somewhere else? After all, you saw it too. You have a not-so-friendly friend standing nearby."

Peter glanced at Nick Fury, then sighed somewhat helplessly. "As far as I'm concerned, if he really wants to listen, it won't matter where we go."

"There is still a difference. At least finding a café by the road won't be tiring, and it'll be more convenient to talk there. Let's go."

So Peter left with Madame Web. Nick Fury merely watched them go before scrolling through his phone by himself.

A few minutes later, Peter and Madame Web were seated in a street-side café. They each ordered a coffee, and then Madame Web began, "The reason Cindy Moon fell ill is that she herself is a very special spider totem. The Bride's role is to weave hidden threads, allowing spider totems to emerge through coincidence, witchcraft, curses, or ill fortune."

"In other words, when the spider totems originally meant to