Piercing Golden Eyes

Liu Chong calmed down.

The last time he had encountered Titanium Gold Alloy, it had been in an ordinary-looking van parked near the border between Queens and Staten Island. Yet it had been carrying so much high-quality metal.

There was a small factory there, but Liu Chong had been too nervous to do anything more than grab three pieces of metal and hurriedly leave.

Kai had just asked that question to test me. Could he be connected to these metals?

He threw away the metal rod in his hand and looked at the Golden Eyes enhancement, which had only increased by 2%.

If Kai really had Titanium Gold Alloy, that would be great. The enhancement speed from this steel was far too slow. At this rate, even if he focused entirely on improving his Golden Eyes, it would still take fifteen days!

He shook his head. Maybe it's because of Hulk. There are many more police patrols on the streets now. Looks like I can properly cultivate for a while. Hurry up and grow! Being so small is awful!

After dinner, he continued cultivating.

On this peaceful night, six-year-old Peter Parker was still sitting on the sofa watching cartoons.

Uncle George was watching a baseball game, while Aunt May cleaned nearby. Tony Stark glanced at the news, then drunkenly opened another bottle of red wine. J.A.R.V.I.S., are you awake?

Always at your service, sir.

I'm going to create a new project folder! The index will be: Jericho Missile!!

Half a month later, Liu Chong had quickly grown familiar with Peter. At the same elementary school, Leo had become the shy Peter's only companion.

Although Peter Parker was not Spider-Man yet, he was still a lovable child who was especially sensitive to numbers. Even Aunt May praised him, saying, *Little