Venom and Spider-Man left Anne Weying behind, but instead of blindly rushing on as they had when coming from Manhattan, they slowed down and discussed where they should look for their targets.
"Trust me, they must be on their way to the spaceship right now. For Riot, no mission is more important than bringing more symbiotes to Earth." Venom poked out a head while running and spoke to the other two.
As a veteran reporter, Eddie Brock had always thoroughly investigated the subjects he reported on, and the Life Foundation, once a major target, was no exception. Though after more than half a year unemployed, Eddie's intelligence was no longer quite as up-to-date.
At that moment, Eddie recalled the private company's situation. "I remember the Life Foundation's space exploration vessel was launched from Kennedy Space Center in Florida, right? They wouldn't have a private rocket launch center near New York, would they?"
As a gifted student, Spider-Man immediately gave Eddie Brock a negative answer. "Impossible. Not in New York. Launch sites at low latitudes near the equator can make maximum use of Earth's rotational speed and save fuel.
"Building a launch site near New York would only add meaningless costs. As far as I know, the Life Foundation's space exploration vessel launch is Kennedy Space Center's only recent mission. So the rocket should already be on the launch pad."
Venom and Spider-Man landed on top of a moving container truck. The enormous humanoid symbiote looked around. "So we should find a vehicle heading to Florida now?"
Both Eddie Brock and Spider-Man shot down Venom's suggestion. "No! You only think that because you don't know how far New York is from Florida.
"The two places are over 1,700 kilometers apart. Even without resting at all, it would take fifteen or sixteen