Evolutionary Wandagore Knights

Two weeks have passed, Spider-Man, where's your support?

Inside the Rebel Army base, Blumley glared at him with annoyance.

"Perhaps they've already given up on you, a nobody, or maybe there's no such thing as the Galactic Plumbers at all, and it's just an excuse for you, a coward, to avoid facing the High Evolutionary again!"

You're calling me a coward?

Peter jumped angrily down from the wall, pointed at Blumley, and roared, "Listen, this is your planet's business, it has nothing to do with me or John! We stayed to help you, but what about you?"

When Karen saw the argument starting, she rushed over and separated the two, with John also standing between them.

"Sorry, Spider-Man, Blumley was just getting a little restless," Karen said kindly.

John also said, "It's really strange that the Galactic Plumbers haven't made a move for so long; they usually act very quickly. Could it be...?"

He suddenly thought of a possibility.

"Could it be that the flow of time is different?"

"You mean, like Interstellar?" Peter understood.

"That's right."

"But that's because there's an extremely massive celestial body... wait, Contraxia is under the control of the Supreme Evolution, so perhaps it did do something, altering the flow of time on a small scale. If that's the case, then it's terrible."

Peter became worried.

What are you talking about?

"That means we might not get any more support," Peter said. "If you have any plans or actions, then get started."

"Hmph, this should have been done a long time ago! We've wasted two weeks of your time!"

Blumley waved his hand, unfolding a map. "Just like the previous plan, we're going to steal the biological virus developed by the Ram Knight."

"This place doesn't resemble that tall tower."

Karen said, "We discovered that besides that tower, the Ram Knight have other secret research facilities."

"Alright, then let me--"

Peter was interrupted before he could finish speaking.

Blumley said, "We don't need you. Do you think our Rebel Army has no capable men at all, Kit?"

Kit, his body wrapped in bandages, stepped out.

Peter exclaimed in surprise, "Sending a child is your plan? Not to mention he's been... wow?"

Kit proved his extraordinary qualities through his actions.

There was no body beneath those bandages, or perhaps the bandages were his body?

"Kit's body is invisible, so he used bandages to remind us where he was," Karen explained.

"He was an innocent child, but that damned ram went around capturing humans to do his evil experiments, and that's how he turned Kit into this!" Blumley his fist on the table.

That's why he loathed orcs so much.

The pain they inflicted on humanity is profound and indelible.

Peter didn't say anything.

He could completely understand Blumley on this point.

The oppression of humans by the orcs on this planet is unimaginable, far exceeding the simple discrimination based on skin color found on Earth.

It's more like India's caste system.

He hasn't been staying at the base the whole time these past two weeks; instead, he's been trying his best to be a good neighbor here.

Because he believed that there were people who needed help, no matter where they were.

That's why he was able to witness firsthand how several orcs, for their own amusement, brazenly set fire to human buildings with torches, burning several people to death.

If the watch hadn't broken, he could have saved everyone, but when he tried to transform into Heatblast, Copytrix turned into a flame-fearing Stinkfly. Peter had no choice but to grit his teeth and rush into the flames, ultimately only managing to save one little girl.

He couldn't ignore the people of this planet.

But he also knew that he couldn't fight against the High Evolutionary on his own.

"Looks like I'll have to figure out how to fix my watch," Peter thought.

He once helped Ben repair a watch, though it wasn't really a repair; Ben had asked him to operate it to unlock the watch's limitations.

At the time, he was completely following Ben's instructions and had no idea what the watch's internal workings were like.

Peter tried hard to recall the structure of the watch he had seen before. Even if he didn't understand the principles, he figured that if he just copied it, he could make the watch more stable.

He removed a round lens from a discarded telescope, installed it on the watch face, and then wrapped it with tape to act as a protective case for the watch movement, preventing the watch's energy from constantly leaking out.

"We at least need to get the Omnitrix back."

He found himself with another task, so much so that he had little time to pay attention to the Annihilarrgh.

After that thing made his Spider-Sense go off non-stop, it disappeared as if it had never existed.

But I have no idea where to begin looking for it.

Peter sighed.

"Kit, let's work together."

Kit was a little surprised, but nodded in agreement.

"Then I'll leave it to you."

Karen said, "We'll be there to meet you. If the plan succeeds, then we'll meet at the pre-arranged location."

Blumley led Peter and Kit to a location a few kilometers outside the Ram Knight's laboratory, where there were also a large number of robot guards.

"I could crash them all, but that would be tantamount to announcing our arrival. But this is fine too," Peter thought for a moment, then said to Kit, "How about I act as bait and create some chaos?"

He also happened to have some questions he needed to ask the Ram Knight.

For example, the whereabouts of the Omnitrix and the Annihilarrgh.

Kit nodded, and the bandages on his body unwrapped and disappeared.

Peter flicked his Silk and was launched out.

They blatantly appeared in front of all the robots, and even set up a camera to locate them, hoping to make some extra money.

"Catch Spider-Man!"

Thousands of robots simultaneously sounded alarms and gave chase to Peter.

"Very well, come and chase me, robots." He paraded the robots above the city, dodging a barrage of attacks, and only when he found the right moment did he activate the electromagnetic pulse weapon, instantly paralyzing them all.

Meanwhile, Kit successfully infiltrated the Ram Knight's laboratory.

"Very good, it's my turn to infiltrate."

Just as Peter was about to turn back, the Spider-Sense something and quickly dodged away.

A ball of fire fell from the sky and exploded where he had been standing.

Peter looked up and saw that the Ram Knight and a large group of animal friends had surrounded him overhead.

"It's you again, Spider-Man."

I'm going to kill you today!

The Ram Knight's voice was filled with rage.

"Good evening, little lamb, where are your horns?" Peter brought up the lamb's sad story as soon as they met.

"Grab him!"

"With you guys?"

"You'll soon find out why," Gongyang sneered. As soon as he finished speaking, the bat-men behind him seemed to burst into flames, their bodies turning into lava.

"Wait, is this the power of the Heatblast?"

Peter's heart skipped a beat; he had a bad feeling.

"Thanks to your contribution, Spider-Man!" Ram Knight sneered.

His body also burst into flames, growing even larger than before, and the broken horns on his head were reforged by lava.

He was like a demon from hell.