Spider-Man Is Too Strong, So Let's Go After His Brother Instead

Inside the S.H.I.E.L.D.. base.

Nick Fury rummaged through drawers and finally found a long-forgotten document.

"Richard Parker and Mary Parker." Hill looked at the document, frowning as she read it aloud. "Parker? They're connected to Ben Parker?"

"It has nothing to do with Ben Parker."

Nick Fury said.

In the United States, there are countless people with the surname Parker, Peter is practically the American version of Zhang Wei. Not to mention ordinary people, you often encounter people with the same name even in Super Hero.

"But he's connected to his cousin, Peter Parker." With a wave of his hand, the Egghead Fury projected Peter's information into the air.

The footage clearly shows the past sixteen years of Peter Parker's life.

"They are Peter Parker's parents," Nick said.

At this moment, Coulson, who was standing to the side, was somewhat surprised. He did not expect that the information of the parents of such an ordinary young man could be collected by S.H.I.E.L.D..

"So, they're also S.H.I.E.L.D.. agents?"

Nick shook his head. "They work for the CIA, they were CIA intelligence analysts before they worked for Osborn. That's not the point, the point is..."

He paused for a moment, then his remaining single eye swept over everyone present.

Hill, Coulson, Natasha, Barton, and Captain America.

Everyone was one of his confidants, people he could absolutely trust. Then, Nick slowly began, "The important thing is that later, their plane was attacked, and both of them perished in the crash."

"Who did this?"

Captain America frowned.

Then, he heard the name he could never forget, even in his dreams.

"Some people may not have much evidence, but I suspect it's Hydra."

Upon hearing the name, Steve swayed slightly, his gaze becoming somewhat unfocused.

This is the first time I've heard this name from anyone since he was thawed.

In an instant, he felt his palms sweating and his lips trembling. He asked, "But wasn't Hydra already destroyed?"

"Destruction?"

Nick repeated his words in a surprised and exaggerated tone, then said, "Yes, most people think Hydra is destroyed, even completely wiped out, but that's impossible."

"Cut off one head, and two more grow... Perhaps they've vanished without a trace, but they've certainly not disappeared entirely. Over the years, we still occasionally find remnants of Hydra." Nick pinched his brow and sighed.

Why did he allocate so much funding to build himself Safe House?

It's because he's now sensed something's wrong. Sometimes, he feels like a ghost called Hydra is hovering over S.H.I.E.L.D..

He's already quite perceptive, but not perceptive enough.

Because the specter of Hydra doesn't hover over S.H.I.E.L.D..; in fact, S.H.I.E.L.D.. is Hydra!

Over the past few decades, that terrifying organization has unknowingly infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D.. through every wound, devouring everything within the S.H.I.E.L.D., leaving only its shell.

They were resurrected, instantly transforming from losers into those in control.

Even within the Security Council, there are Hydra agents.

The current S.H.I.E.L.D.. is essentially worse than the Black Organization. At least the spies in the Black Organization come from different organizations and can scheme against each other without knowing each other's identities.

But S.H.I.E.L.D.. has long since become Snake.

"So, you're not bringing up this information to use as leverage to get Ben to join your Super Hero team, are you?"

Natasha looked at her with disdain, as if she were looking at scum.

What are you saying?

Nick yelled as if he had been wronged, "I was just trying to make things better, making things better, you understand?"

"While my purpose is indeed as you say, I won't force him. I'll simply give this to him, or to Peter Parker, and tell him we have a common enemy."

"For Peter Parker?"

Captain America frowned.

You shouldn't have involved a child!

Although Peter's parents died in Hydra attack, Captain America believed that Peter was unaware of this, and that since Peter was just a child, even if he knew, it wouldn't be of any use and might even put him in danger.

The task of dealing with Hydra should be left to them.

Nick Fury's actions greatly disappointed him.

"A kid? He's no ordinary kid!" Nick Fury covered his face and said, "Captain, just a few days ago you were saying he was incredibly capable, strong, kind-hearted, and caring towards the elderly?"

"What? Wait, you mean he's Spider-Man?"

Captain America was stunned for a moment.

Not only him, but the others were also very surprised.

However, Steve was different from them. He wasn't just surprised; he also felt that Peter was very similar to himself.

They were once equally weak, but later they all gained astonishing power and resolved to use it for good.

Nick explained, "At first I didn't notice either, until Steve told me that Spider-Man was from Queens, and after I found the information on Richard Parker and Mary Parker, all the clues connected."

He slammed the document on the table; the page he had opened to contained Richard's research in Osborn.

"He and Connors studied cross-species genetics, and their subject happened to be—spider."

"When I traced Spider-Man's earliest appearance and connected it to Peter Parker's experiences, I discovered that a month before Spider-Man's creation, Peter Parker attended a convention at the Osborn Corporation, and at the same time, he was experiencing some health issues."

As he spoke, Nick looked at the captain and said, "Just like you experienced, get taller, get stronger."

Everything has a traceable origin.

He leaned back in his chair, the astonished expressions on everyone's faces giving him a sense of immense satisfaction, as if he were the legendary Sherlock Holmes, presenting unbelievable evidence to everyone while they were still confused.

After wandering around for a while, Coulson came to his senses and said, "Boss, if what you're saying is true, Peter Parker's identity shouldn't have been hidden for so long. These Silk couldn't have escaped our notice."

That's where the problem lies.

Nick was pleased with Coulson's statement: a good comedian needs a good straight man.

"For some time now, someone has been helping Peter Parker conceal his identity, and needless to say, I think you all have guesses."

Ben Parker!

"So, he really is a good cousin," Natasha said.

"He's not just a good cousin, he's another Spider-Man," Nick Fury said.

But this statement puzzled them.

"Since Peter Parker is Spider-Man, it's reasonable to assume his cousin might be too, although they are not related by blood."

Captain America picked up the stack of documents, glanced at them, and continued, "But the documents say that Peter's mutation is stable because Richard tampered with his genes. So why did Ben also gain Superpowers?"

"Just a heads-up, Captain, you're doubting that a genius who invented Self-Healing Serum and discovered New Element on his own can solve these problems."

Upon hearing this, Steve realized he had asked a stupid question.

Although Ben's profile indicated that his grades were only average to above average after entering high school, no one thought there was anything wrong with it.

Because the other person showed a remarkably mature way of thinking at a young age, this ordinary achievement seems more like a disguise he is creating for himself.

Later, as Peter Parker displayed Superpowers, Ben began to worry about his cousin, so he finally decided to stop pretending and used his extraordinary wisdom to found Primus.

Nick Fury spoke with absolute certainty, as if it were the truth.

If Ben knew how highly he thought of himself, he would definitely thank him profusely.

No way.

Besides this explanation, Nick Fury had no better reason to explain why Ben became so intelligent and invented so many things overnight.

Even if they were replaced by the Skrull, they couldn't do that.

"A Superpowers with intelligence comparable to Tony, plus a buy-one-get-one-free offer, and he even brings me a Spider-Man, and most importantly, he's super rich!"

"Now you know why I insisted on him joining the Avengers, right?"

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"Now you know why I'm so determined to get rid of Spider-Man, right?"

Kingpin stubbed out his cigar and shouted at his men.

"How many good things have Spider-Man and Daredevil ruined for me in Hell's Kitchen during this time?"

The fat man was furious. He knew that he and the Hand already clashed over the serum, and the ongoing struggle between the two sides had caused him enormous losses.

As a result, Spider-Man caused a huge disturbance, tying up the smuggling criminals one by one in front of the Police Station, leaving Hell's Kitchen rather empty.

At this rate, Hell's Kitchen will be so quiet it's almost worthy of being awarded a five-star honorary title for civilized neighborhood.

His own criminal empire will collapse sooner or later!

"But what should we do?"

Someone asked.

"We've had a hard time even finding Spider-Man, let alone targeting him. Even if we wanted to lure him out, what if the person who comes is Hacker? That would be terrible."

Although Ben's Hacker Spider-Man only appeared once, his immense power left a lasting impression on villains and instilled fear in them.

The scene where they easily subdued the Green Goblin was particularly unsettling for them.

But Kingpin didn't see it that way.

Everyone has their weaknesses, friends.

He said softly.

"As long as Spider-Man isn't alone, we have a chance."

This guy, who's as big as a mountain, is incredibly treacherous and will stop at nothing to achieve his goals.

"I believe Spider-Man also has family, friends, and brothers... Once we find them, Spider-Man will surely comply!"